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Second-hand clothing shops sell used clothes, shoes and home textiles by weight or by the piece. Yebko lists 111 clothing shops in 17 towns across Estonia.
Data updated 12 Oct 2026.
Shop in the Rotermann Quarter
Charity reuse shop
Bazaar on Kopli street
Branded clothes on Juurdeveo
Curated vintage clothing
Reuse shop on Mustamäe tee
Low-cost clothes on Riia street
Vintage on Kastani street
Humana in central Tartu
Humana on Kuperjanovi street
Kapitäide on Veeriku street
Finds corner on Kastani street
Used clothing in Ülejõe
Vintage clothes in Pärnu
Used clothing on Riia maantee
Boutique in Ülejõe
Charity shop in central Pärnu
Humana on Riia maantee
Used fabrics and clothing
Humana on Riia maantee
Second-hand shop on Koidu street
Second-hand shop on Oja tee
Reuse shop on Kauba street
Sahtel on Jakobsoni street
Second-hand in Kreenholm
Low-cost second-hand
Megaodav on Vaivara street
Consignment shop on Puškini street
Second-hand in Narva
Sõbralt Sõbrale in Narva
Second-hand clothes on Rägavere tee
Flea shop near the station
Second-hand on Lai street
Humana second-hand clothing
Charity second-hand shop
Second-hand on Kauba street
Harakapesa on Sirge street
Two-family shop
Consignment shop on Turu street
Humana on Tallinna street
Store on Suur-Sadama street
Charity shop in Valga
Church shop on Kungla street
Sõbralt Sõbrale in Valga
Second-hand on Vabaduse street
Humana on Riia street
From wardrobe to wardrobe
Riidekapp on Tartu street
Sõbralt Sõbrale in Võru
Clothing store on Jüri street
Humana on Rannarootsi tee
Second-hand goods on Karja street
Used clothing on Jaama street
Samaaria on Aida street
Used clothing in Rapla
Sõbralt Sõbrale in Rapla
Old goods in Rapla
Sõbralt Sõbrale in Jõhvi
Used clothing in Jõhvi
Sõbralt Sõbrale on Keskväljak
Parish second-hand shop in Jõgeva
Second-hand in Kohtla-Järve
Second-hand on Kesk street
Sõbralt Sõbrale in Põlva
Nothing matches these filters. Not even in grandma’s attic.
A second-hand clothing shop sells used clothes. Stock usually comes from donations or large sorting centres and changes often, in some shops every week. Prices are per item or per kilo, and many chains have fixed discount days.