Kilo Shop

A small but well-curated local gem. If you take the time to browse, you’ll uncover plenty of vintage treasures. I found a leather jacket here that I absolutely love — and it was a great deal too.

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Fantastic collection of 2nd hand clothing and accessories. Some things were stilm beyond my budget and I wish they had more hats. Nevertheless, a great shop for your eclectic fashion.

Always something great to find here. Love this location. I first came 10 years ago and every time I find such fun things. The leather jacket is one of my faves and the two bags were from some bin. Dusty and forgotten about. I brought them home and here's after cleaning #1. Love this shoppe

The store is massive and has many clothes. It is a great shop to thrift and find items. The customer service is amazing and everyone here is so kind. If you’re in the area I strongly suggest to stop by and check it out!

this place was so great! i got a leather jacket for 18€. there are two floors and so much to find, the staff is nice and helpful. i also got a beautiful leather bag for 15€

Wow, I loved the kilo shops throughout Paris. Tried to go to all of them. The clothes are excellent quality and at affordable prices. Paying per weight is such a clever idea. Only the vintage per item clothes are expensive as they are 50 + euros. You really need lots of time to truly go through everything and find some gems. The stores all only open at 11h00 on weekdays.

This place was full of things but it was hard to find one thing that I liked, except one pair of glasses. There are different pricing for the kilos. For example 40euros for 1 kilo, 50e/1kilo, 60e/1 kilo. I’d assume to get the best deal, you’d have to buy things within that same price category, but that’s almost impossible since all things have Different pricing categories. It was too much work. We didn’t buy anything. I bought more second hand things at the Humana in Portugal than any places like this I found in Paris.

We loved it and will be back the next time we are in Paris. The whole Street is full of the same Type of store. Great finds! So much fun!

I had no idea how big thrifting was in Paris, but it didn't take long for me to get caught up in it. I soon found that many of the shops offer no deals whatsoever, but Kilo Shop is AWESOME! All of their locations have a huge variety of clothes for men and women, accessories and very cool leather products. And you get the best deals because you pay by weight. I scored on a few leather wallets ($4-$7) and a very nice leather messenger bag ($27). Kilo cannot be beat!

cashier was really cool tbh got a really cool belt and corset for only £18!! Definitely worth it.

Used clothing sold by weight? Uh ok, clever gimmick, but that's all it is. I get paying by weight when it comes to food, but paying for something I'm going to wear by weight makes no sense to me. Weight doesn't assure durability or style and since you've got "bulk pricing" set up there's no real way to know the price on an item without doing the math (using the handy scale) or finding out at the register. Meh, no thanks. The selection wasn't particularly good and without knowing whether or not I'm looking at a bargain I wasn't interested in the extra hassle of trying to determine whether the shirt or pants I was looking at was a real deal. On to the next store as there were loads in the area, and they were worth perusing since you could easily find a simple price tag.

Nice store nice layout and huge selection prices a little high but overall worth the trip Yes shelves are packed tight but when searching through vintage clothing I like it better that way because there's way more options and chances I will find something I like If you're going in for the first time just realize you just pick up an item see the color of the tag put it on a scale and hit the right button and it tell you the price very easy to figure out

Pretty good thrift store, took a little of time to find a few nice pieces of clothing but it was def worth it! Not very pricey, you can really find a big variety of clothing, accessories, shoes and etc. Staff was nice but store was quite full.

Great selection of vintage options. I purchased two amazing button downs in excellent condition. Each top was roughly $30 USD which I'm happy to pay for unique vintage items of this condition. I could have easily spent an hour in here if it weren't for my rumbling tummy. Staff was accommodating and friendly. I would be a regular at this shop if I lived in the area.

Paris is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$ in general. 2nd hand shops, vintage are no different. Slim pickings.

Stopped in today looking for a souvenir wardrobe item that would remind me of Paris every time I wore it. Looked at some scarves & tops and hats. Found just the right faux fur hat made in Belgium for 6 Euro!!! Will go back again & bring friends.

Perfect for buying costumes for budget performances! There are huge varieties to choose from, and over a whole range of prices. It's also a good place to find varied clothes for men, which is not easy to do. Just do be sure to check the quality before you buy!

Too many people: I couldn't choose something... Real problem to understand price for certain good. I recommend to visit Kilo Shop on early morning

This thrift shop is super huge! Really cool, most of the items are vintage, and they sort by type. I was quite impressed by how organized the store was considering how large it is and how much foot traffic it sees. What makes this store unique is that they charge for clothing by the weight, hence the name. Most items have a colored sensor which indicates how much that item costs per kilo. They have signs around the store to remind customers of the prices, as well as scales to weigh how much your clothes cost. Some items lack a sensor and instead have a fixed price on the tag. Once again, you really have to be willing to dig and tolerate crowds. Also, there are no fitting rooms. But if you go in with an open-mind and not an agenda in mind then you'll be fine.

A lot of items to rummage through... ALOT. The idea of paying per pound is an idea I can't grasp. If I only want one item, it was still the cost for a whole pound. That's still not the bad part. The worst part of this visit was how hot it was in there. It was boiling. Then to add insult to injury, there were at least 25 people in the small space with no air. It was such a stiff heat especially because it was already 85 degrees outside. This was a hard pass for me after 3 full minutes.

There are huge amount of vintages with favorable price in the shop, but if you want find something that you really fancy and willing to wearing multiple time, it is not easy as well as time consuming. Some of clothes getting really old, besides, if you are a "small feature" lady, which makes it even harder. If you are a little fastidious about clothes and accessories, kilo shop is not a right place for you.

A great thrift/consignment store with gently used and some new stuff, comparable to Buffalo Exchange in America. They have two floors of clothes and they're separated/categorized nicely - sometimes by type of clothes, sometimes by print or shade. It's fairly easy to navigate through and they have a price level system with different colored tags, you weigh your color and pay by weight (there are scales throughout the store). Most of the things I found were 5-10 euro, though I did find a couple dresses that weighed out to be ~25. The proportion of contemporary to throwback clothes was like 1 to 99 - there's A LOT of 90's and earlier stuff here and an enormous, enormous selection of denim (jackets, vests, pants, shorts, anything). I knocked a star off because there's no dressing room which, in a place like this, is really obnoxious because some of the older pieces are sized differently and a bit expensive. With a no returns policy, you don't want to spend $30 on something if you don't know if it'll even fit! Other than that, sweet place.

Be prepared to dig for hours to find a gem. Unfortunately, it was a miss for me. It was frustrating to try to find a decent mirror or area to try things on, and many of the areas were poorly organized and displayed. The shoes especially were strewn about, and things were jammed deep into bins. You'll walk out of there desperate to wash your hands.

I visited two of their stores while in Paris. I was looking specifically for a nice couture suit to bring home and put on my dress form as inspiration. Unfortunately, the merchandise wasn't that high end. They had lots of Levis's jeans. I should have bought some here and taken them to trade. But, I did find some extraordinary silk scarves for 13 Euros each. No doubt they had already weeded out the Hermes, Chanel, etc., but I still found good ones. Staff was helpful and courteous.

I want to buy everything, but honestly i can only be in the store about 20 minutes and i have to leave because it is so overwhelming. I do like it the selection and prices and can really only go in if I am mission specific, like i need a new scarf, or a leather bag. i cant just shop, it makes me nuts. Defiantly o not pass them by, the treasures are great and the stock rotates often, they have a few locations too.

Wow this place was kinda like a hipster Mecca. Everyone working here is super trendy and stylish, and I loved getting to chat with a few local Parisians. But, it's a little too pricey for a second hand store and there selection is a bit too dingey. I would only recommend this spot for accessories. It's worth checking out tho, lots of cool art!

Great thrift store ! They have a huge selection of items and everything is just weighed. I bought 2 of my favourite clothing items from here and I actively encourage people to buy from thrift stores instead of going shopping in fast fashion stores ! This is a great alternative if you want nice and good quality items !

Loved it. Wife loved it. Tons of scarves, cool jacket, etc. good music, good vibe. There are actually two stores next to each other, make sure and check them both out!

I walked in and found something fabulous in my size within two seconds. It was literally the 2nd hanger from the door. The pay-by-the-weight concept is interesting and there are scales distributed around so you can figure out your bill before you get to the register. I found the staff to be some of the friendliest in Paris and the deals we got were shockingly good. My daughter ended up paying 2.8 euros (under $4) for the cutest little shirt. I challenge you to find a shirt that cheap even at Goodwill back in the States! The only downside is that they don't have dressing rooms, so I had to leave Fab 2nd Hanger in the store--it was a dress & I wanted to be sure it would look as good on me as it did on the hanger. Definitely worth stopping in. We've already hit several locations.

This place is awesome! Definitely worth a peek while you're in the St. Germain area of Paris. Really well-made, high-quality European clothes and accessories (linen, silk, old-school briefcases, leather handbags), all for really really cheap Euro-wise. They also have a ton of shoes, vinyl, and really just neat-o threads you can rock anywhere in Europe or back here in the States. Two floors, friendly staff, they accept credit cards, and most of all, affordable! Skip the fancy couture shops and come in here for a find instead!