ATIKA London

Loved it, will be back☺️☺️ Bought two items and was in awe with both the quality and quantity here! Very affordable for a central London location (£20 - £80 for designer items), massive selection and this too-good-to-be-true feeling.

Great vintage clothing shop. Friendly, helpful staff and some great deals! Highly recommended. 😊

Was going for a stroll down brick lane in need of an adidas track top, walked past a few charging an arm and a leg! Then stumbled across atika and found myself in heaven. The floor staff were perfect really attentive and helpful. Vast selection of what you want and what you need!! Will definitely be back, good to see brilliant and honest shops still exist.

In terms of clothing this is a great shop. But from every time I have been there I found the staff to have a condescending attitude… which unfortunately is leading to me not wanting to go again.. in my last visit I went changing room and had a bag with me with a take away box and a bottle which I forgot in the changing room… I literally went to pay and realised só asked the staff and she told me they throw everything away… I understand that is a clothes shop and they shouldn’t keep unknown food but it was literally be less than 1 minute… they could give at least a few minutes as it could very likely be from someone in the shop…. Or from someone who would return because that was literally my dinner and a very expensive bottle…

Atika, located in East London, is a vintage lover’s paradise, blending style, sustainability, and eclectic charm under one roof. Spread across two spacious floors, Atika offers a meticulously curated selection of vintage clothing, accessories, and homeware that cater to both men and women. The shop is housed in a repurposed warehouse, which adds to its retro appeal and gives shoppers plenty of room to browse. What sets Atika apart from other vintage stores is its wide range of styles, from classic 80s and 90s streetwear to timeless designer pieces. Whether you're hunting for a unique jacket, a retro graphic tee, or even quirky accessories, you're likely to find something that stands out. The pricing is generally fair, reflecting the quality and uniqueness of the items, though some pieces can be on the higher end depending on their rarity. The shop’s layout is clean and organized, which is refreshing for a vintage store. It avoids the cluttered, overwhelming vibe some second-hand shops can have, making it a more relaxed and enjoyable shopping experience. Staff are helpful and knowledgeable about fashion trends and can offer great styling advice if needed. In addition to its wide selection, Atika also emphasizes sustainability, encouraging shoppers to think about the environmental impact of fast fashion. It's a great destination for conscious consumers looking to make more eco-friendly fashion choices without sacrificing style.Atika is a must-visit for anyone in London who appreciates vintage fashion. Whether you're a seasoned thrifter or just curious about incorporating more vintage into your wardrobe, this shop offers a treasure trove of stylish and sustainable finds.

Akita Vintage is pure magic. Reading through all the glowing reviews, I hesitated to add mine — they already say it all. I make a visit from time to time, and each time it is genuinely a pleasure. This little haven has gifted me some of my most cherished pieces, true vintage gems that they don't make any more. Stepping inside feels like entering an entirely different world: one brimming with vintage treasures and effortless cool.

A few great finds at Atika, however I found one staff member on Sunday 19th to be rude and suspicious, there was a deal on anything found downstairs, and as I'd pulled a bit of a haul, I wasn't 100% sure about where each piece had come from, when I'd asked to double check I was met with suspicion and this condescending tone. I bought the pieces anyway, I then browsed a bit afterwards and was practically followed out of the shop. Honestly it felt a bit of a racial/class thing - ultimate gentrification of Brick Lane in my opinion and wouldn't return to support or experience that again. Support your local charity shops instead and save your bucks.

Amazing vintage store! ATIKA London is such a gem, just off Brick Lane away from the crazy hustle and bustle. The prices are great and the staff are super friendly. Two spacious floors with a wide range of vintage; clothes, shoes, accessories, for men, women and children. Everything is well organised and easy to browse, so you can happily spend hours exploring. I found some lovely treasures here. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area.