Even if the capital city is already full of fabulous (and cheap) thrift stores, this one is likely to outshine the competition for a weekend, thanks to an extraordinary event.
Good deal enthusiasts, this news is for you! "Oh my frip!" is setting up shop at the Notre-Dame de Nazareth showroom in the 3rd arrondissement for a huge vintage clothing sale. A selection of unique pieces, branded or not, to delight all wardrobes. Why choose between an 80s miniskirt, flared pants, or small flannel shirts?
A gigantic event for 3 days. For the past 2 years, this traveling thrift store has been touring all over France.to offer a selection of the friendliest, and this weekend it sets up its stands in the heart of the capital to offer you more than 8000 hangers of vintage clothes from the 70s to today. Three exceptional days to dive into a retro universe, all accompanied by music.
The clothes are scoured from all over the world and promote responsible consumption by offering you the chance to give them the second life they deserve. We're taking action for the planet and enhancing your already impeccable and faultless style, what more could you ask for?
How do we "fripe"? The principle is simple: we search, dig and uncover treasures before heading to the checkout. There, you pay by weight, with no minimum. Expect to pay between 3 and 4 euros per 100 grams of clothing (yes, it sounds weird), which represents the average weight of a t-shirt or a small shirt. Thanks to this, you can stop dreaming, your Levi's jeans for 20 euros, you'll have them.
And don't panic for those who love sleeping in, the racks are restocked every day, all day long, to allow you to find what you're looking for no matter what time you arrive. But remember, success in fashion is earned, so you need to reserve (for free) to enter this temple of fashion and discover the new gem for your wardrobe.
Showroom Notre-Dame de Nazareth
42, rue Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth – 3e
From October 20th to October 22nd, 2023
Open on Friday from 4pm to 9pm, Saturday from 10am to 9pm, and Sunday from 10am to 6pm
Information and reservations
