Best second-hand shops in Luxembourg
Best second-hand shops in Luxembourg
Second-hand shopping in Luxembourg has changed a lot in the last three years. The capital now has a real cluster of curated vintage and luxury resale boutiques in the city centre, the south of the country has strong options for electronics and furniture, and online marketplaces like Olux make it easy to buy and sell locally without leaving home. This guide covers the shops worth knowing, with addresses, opening hours and what each one is good for.
Table of contents
- Why second-hand is growing in Luxembourg
- Second-hand clothing and accessories in Luxembourg City
- Second-hand electronics, appliances and musical instruments
- Second-hand furniture and home décor
- Buying and selling second-hand online in Luxembourg
- Comparison table
- FAQ
Why second-hand is growing in Luxembourg
Two things are driving it. The first is money: prices have gone up across the board, and a designer bag, a games console or a dining table costs a fraction of the retail price when bought used. The second is waste. Textiles and electronics are among the fastest-growing waste streams in Europe, and buying something that already exists keeps it out of the bin.
Luxembourg started later than its neighbours. A 2022 European Investment Bank survey found that about 26% of residents had bought second-hand clothing, compared with 37% in Germany, 43% in Belgium and 51% in France. That gap is closing. Several of the shops below opened or moved into permanent premises after 2024, and the ones that have been around for over a decade report a steady increase in foot traffic.
What sells second-hand in Luxembourg also has its own profile. Luxury and designer resale is strong, which is unsurprising given local purchasing power. Electronics and furniture are widely accepted. Cheap fast-fashion resale is less developed here than in bigger cities, which is why most of the clothing shops in this list position themselves on quality rather than volume.
Second-hand clothing and accessories in Luxembourg City
Almost all of the good clothing shops are within walking distance of each other in Ville-Haute, with two more a short bus ride out in Limpertsberg and Belair. You can cover the city-centre ones in a single afternoon.
Fomeaux
Specialty: curated vintage, streetwear, sportswear and designer pieces, mostly from the 1990s and 2000s Address: 18 rue Philippe II, L-2340 Luxembourg (Ville-Haute) Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 11:00 to 18:30 Website: fomeaux.eu
Fomeaux started as a series of pop-ups and opened its permanent shop on rue Philippe II in March 2025, directly opposite Louis Vuitton. The name is a play on FOMO, and the queue on opening day was long enough that neighbouring shops asked the owner to reroute it.
The concept is tightly curated vintage. Every piece is sourced abroad and hand-picked, so you will not find bulk racks here. Expect faded 90s sweatshirts, leather jackets, printed shirts, sport-inspired pieces and a rotating selection of designer items such as Marc Jacobs and Diesel jackets or Gucci and Louis Vuitton bags. New drops arrive weekly and are announced on Instagram and TikTok, so if you want first pick, go early in the week the drop lands.
Best for: people in their 20s and 30s who want vintage that looks contemporary, not costume.
Iconissima
Specialty: designer and luxury second-hand clothing and accessories Address: 13 boulevard Royal, L-2449 Luxembourg (Ville-Haute) Opening hours: check Instagram @iconissima_luxembourg for current hours
Iconissima operates from the boulevard Royal premises long known to Luxembourg shoppers as the home of luxury resale in the capital. The focus is on designer labels (the shop describes itself as "Créateurs"), covering women's ready-to-wear, bags, shoes and accessories. Stock depends on what customers bring in, so the selection changes constantly and it is worth dropping by regularly rather than looking for one specific item.
Best for: designer pieces at a discount, without the sourcing risk of buying luxury online.
Pardon My Closet
Specialty: women's second-hand clothing and accessories, from high-street brands to luxury Address: 19 avenue Monterey, L-2163 Luxembourg (Ville-Haute) Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 11:00 to 19:00; Saturday, 11:00 to 18:00; closed Sunday and Monday Website: pardonmycloset.lu
Pardon My Closet was founded in 2015 by Caroline, a French former finance professional who wanted the kind of spacious, modern second-hand store she could not find in Luxembourg. After years of pop-ups, the permanent shop opened in February 2024 a few steps behind Hamilius.
The shop is organised by colour, which makes browsing fast, and the range deliberately mixes affordable and premium labels so there is something at every price point. It works on a consignment (dépôt-vente) model: you bring in clothes you no longer wear, the shop sells them, and you get a share of the sale price. There is also an online shop if you prefer to browse from home. The deposit desk closes for part of the summer, so check the site before bringing items in.
Best for: clearing out your own wardrobe and refilling it in the same visit.
Celana
Specialty: first and second-hand clothing Address: 1 rue Chimay, L-1333 Luxembourg (Ville-Haute) Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 11:00 to 18:00; closed Sunday and Monday Contact: +352 661 777 758, info@celana.lu
Celana sits on rue Chimay, just off the Place Guillaume II, and mixes new stock with second-hand pieces under one roof. That combination is useful if you are building an outfit: you can pair a pre-owned designer jacket with a new basic in the same shop. Sizes and brands vary with what comes in, so it rewards regular visits.
Best for: shoppers who want the option of new and pre-owned side by side.
Dress and Co
Specialty: women's second-hand clothing Address: 19 rue des Capucins, L-1313 Luxembourg (Ville-Haute) Opening hours: open 7 days a week, 11:00 to 18:30 Instagram: @dressandco_lux
Dress and Co is one of the few second-hand shops in Luxembourg open on Sundays, which makes it a good option if your weekend is the only time you can shop. It started as a pop-up on avenue de la Gare and now has a permanent home on rue des Capucins. The shop takes clothing on consignment and its tagline, "for all women to wear", reflects a broad range of sizes and styles rather than a narrow curated edit.
Best for: a Sunday afternoon browse in the centre.
Lena Second Hand Shop
Specialty: luxury and premium brands, especially handbags, shoes, watches and jewellery Address: 17 avenue de la Faïencerie, L-1510 Luxembourg (Limpertsberg) Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 13:00 to 18:00; closed Sunday and Monday Website: lena.lu, +352 22 96 11
Lena has been trading in Limpertsberg for around 15 years and is one of the best-kept secrets for luxury resale in Luxembourg. The owner, Madame Nguyen, sources and resells Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Dolce & Gabbana, Cartier and Louboutin among others, and the shop is arranged by colour, which makes it a pleasure to go through even if you leave empty-handed.
It also works as a consignment shop, but deposits are by appointment only, so call or email before turning up with a bag of clothes. Note the afternoon-only opening hours.
Best for: authentic luxury handbags and accessories at a fair price, with a personal service you will not get from an online platform.
First & Second Hand Concept
Specialty: high-end women's fashion, cocktail dresses, handbags, accessories and some home décor Address: 120 Val Sainte-Croix, L-1370 Luxembourg (Belair) Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday; afternoon hours on weekdays and 11:00 to 17:00 on Saturday, check before visiting Website: first-second.com, +352 661 711 991
Located in Belair, a short bus ride from the centre, First & Second Hand Concept describes itself as a high-end second-hand store. The stock leans towards occasion wear (cocktail and evening dresses), quality handbags and accessories, alongside a few decorative pieces for the home. Prices reflect the quality, but there are regular sale periods where a large part of the stock is marked down.
Best for: a dress for a wedding or gala that you do not want to pay full retail for.
Lët'z Refashion by Caritas
Specialty: upcycled fashion, local creators, Fairtrade clothing and a second-hand corner, plus sewing workshops Address: 8-10 rue Genistre, L-1623 Luxembourg (Ville-Haute, two minutes from Place d'Armes) Opening hours: Tuesday, 11:00 to 17:00; Wednesday to Friday, 11:00 to 18:00; Saturday, 10:00 to 18:00; closed Sunday and Monday Website: rethink.lu/letzrefashion, +352 26 20 28 25
Lët'z Refashion is not a commercial shop. It is run by Caritas Luxembourg as the physical hub of the Rethink Your Clothes campaign, and its goal is to show that another way of dressing is possible. It started as a pop-up in Royal Hamilius in 2021 and moved to larger premises on rue Genistre, in the building that used to house the Musée du Déchet.
Inside you will find pieces made from recovered fabrics by Luxembourg upcycling associations, a free consignment showcase for young designers from Luxembourg and the Greater Region, Fairtrade collections, and a dedicated second-hand corner. The basement hosts exhibitions on the textile industry. The shop also runs regular workshops on sewing, repairing, knitting and embroidery, most of them cheap or free.
Best for: learning to repair your own clothes, and buying something nobody else will have.
Second-hand electronics, appliances and musical instruments
EcoCash
Specialty: smartphones, consoles and video games, computers and tablets, audio and TV, home appliances, garden tools, musical instruments, luxury goods and leisure equipment Address: 15A rue du Brill, L-3898 Foetz (Mondercange, next to the Leclerc shopping centre) Opening hours: shop open Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 18:00; purchases (bringing items to sell) Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 16:00 Website: ecocash.lu, +352 50 38 38
EcoCash is the shop many people still know as Cash Converters. It is the same 400 m² location in the Foetz industrial zone that opened in 2015 as Luxembourg's first Cash Converters, now trading under its own name.
The model is simple: they buy second-hand goods from the public for cash on the spot, test them, and resell them with a guarantee. That makes it the best single address in the country for used electronics. The categories are wide: phones and smartphones, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo consoles and games, laptops and tablets, hi-fi and televisions, small and large household appliances, tools, musical instruments, cameras and even luxury items like watches and leather goods. Stock turns over quickly, and the shop posts new arrivals on Facebook.
If you are selling, note the narrower purchase hours and bring ID. If you are buying, ask about the warranty length on the specific item, as it varies by product.
Best for: a console, a laptop or a guitar at half the new price, with a warranty.
Second-hand furniture and home décor
Troc.com Esch-sur-Alzette
Specialty: furniture, home décor and household goods on consignment Address: 12 rue Portland, L-4281 Esch-sur-Alzette Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 8:30 to 18:30 Website: troc.com, +352 26 55 27 92
Troc.com is a French consignment chain founded in Avignon in 1982 that has grown into one of the largest used-furniture networks in Europe. The Esch-sur-Alzette branch is the Luxembourg outlet, in the Portland industrial area a few minutes from the centre of Esch.
The strength of Troc is the sheer volume: sofas, tables, wardrobes, beds, lamps, mirrors, kitchenware and decorative objects, all brought in by private sellers and priced by the shop. You can browse the current stock online before making the trip, and online payment is possible, but you collect in store. If you are moving into a flat and need to furnish it quickly on a budget, this is the most efficient place to start. It is also a practical way to sell furniture when you leave Luxembourg, since they handle the sale for you.
Best for: furnishing a first apartment, or clearing one out.
Buying and selling second-hand online in Luxembourg
Physical shops are only part of the picture. A lot of second-hand trade in Luxembourg happens directly between residents, and the fastest way to find a specific item, or to sell one without giving a shop a commission, is a local classifieds platform.
Olux
Specialty: local classifieds for everything: furniture, electronics, clothing, vehicles, children's items, sports gear Where: olux.lu, available in English, French, German, Portuguese and Luxembourgish Cost: free to post
Olux is a multilingual marketplace built for Luxembourg and the Greater Region. Listings are in the language the seller writes them in, buyers and sellers contact each other directly, and you arrange collection or delivery between yourselves. Because the platform is local, most transactions are hand-to-hand, which means you can inspect the item before paying and there is no shipping cost.
For sellers, it is the obvious complement to the shops above: consignment boutiques take a cut and are selective about what they accept, while a classified ad reaches buyers across the country for free. For buyers, it is worth searching Olux before driving to Foetz or Esch, since the same kind of item is often available closer to home.
Flea markets
For a mixed bag of antiques, vintage and curiosities, the Marché à la Brocante on Place d'Armes in Luxembourg City runs on selected Saturdays from spring to autumn, with dates published by the Ville de Luxembourg. The Glacis vide-grenier takes place on the first Sunday of the month between April and October. Esch-sur-Alzette also has a monthly flea market on Place de la Résistance. For a full calendar across the country and just over the border, vide-greniers.org is the reference.
Comparison table
| Shop | Location | Area | What they sell | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fomeaux | 18 rue Philippe II | Ville-Haute | Curated vintage, streetwear, designer | Weekly drops, Mon to Sat |
| Iconissima | 13 boulevard Royal | Ville-Haute | Designer clothing and accessories | Stock depends on deposits |
| Pardon My Closet | 19 avenue Monterey | Ville-Haute | Women's clothing, all price points | Consignment, online shop, organised by colour |
| Celana | 1 rue Chimay | Ville-Haute | First and second-hand clothing | New and pre-owned together |
| Dress and Co | 19 rue des Capucins | Ville-Haute | Women's clothing | Open 7 days a week |
| Lena | 17 avenue de la Faïencerie | Limpertsberg | Luxury bags, shoes, watches, jewellery | Afternoons only, deposits by appointment |
| First & Second Hand Concept | 120 Val Sainte-Croix | Belair | High-end women's fashion, occasion wear | Regular sale periods |
| Lët'z Refashion | 8-10 rue Genistre | Ville-Haute | Upcycled fashion, local creators, second-hand corner | Run by Caritas, sewing workshops |
| EcoCash | 15A rue du Brill | Foetz | Electronics, appliances, instruments, consoles | Buys for cash, sells with guarantee |
| Troc.com | 12 rue Portland | Esch-sur-Alzette | Furniture and home décor | Browse stock online, collect in store |
| Olux | Online | Nationwide | Everything, between private individuals | Free to post, multilingual |
FAQ
Which second-hand shops in Luxembourg are open on Sunday? Dress and Co on rue des Capucins is open seven days a week. Most of the others close on Sunday and Monday. Flea markets and vide-greniers are the other Sunday option.
Where can I sell my clothes in Luxembourg? Pardon My Closet, Lena, Dress and Co and First & Second Hand Concept all work on consignment. Each has its own rules on brands, condition and season, and Lena only takes deposits by appointment. For anything the boutiques will not take, list it on Olux for free.
Where can I sell a phone, a console or a laptop for cash? EcoCash in Foetz buys electronics, appliances and instruments for cash on the spot, Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 16:00. Bring ID. For a better price, sell directly to a buyer on Olux.
Is there a luxury second-hand shop in Luxembourg? Yes, several. Lena in Limpertsberg and Iconissima on boulevard Royal both specialise in luxury and designer resale, and Fomeaux stocks designer bags alongside its vintage selection.
Where can I buy second-hand furniture in Luxembourg? Troc.com in Esch-sur-Alzette has the largest selection under one roof. For a specific piece, or to avoid the trip, search Olux, where private sellers list furniture across the country.
Do prices in second-hand shops in Luxembourg go down? Most consignment shops reduce the price of items that have not sold after a set period, and First & Second Hand Concept and Fomeaux run seasonal sales. In the shops, prices are fixed. On Olux, negotiation between buyer and seller is normal.
Opening hours and stock change. Check each shop's website or social media before making a trip, especially around public holidays and the summer break.