Le Hangar Five Vintage

Plutot mitigee, mais plutot range. Je suis partagee mais j'avoue ne pas comprendre la hyper de cette fripes. Beaucoup des vetements sont très abimes et donc importable...

A fuir : L'art de vendre du vent Rue Vergniaud (13e) : Une experience encore pire. Accueil execrable. La selection de bijoux "vintage" vantee sur les reseaux n'est qu'un simple stock de produits Temu/Aliexpress revendus 5 fois leur prix. Un affichage "Tout a 5EU" qui sert d'appat. A l'interieur, les prix s'envolent (100EU a 200EU pour des fourrures de seconde main sans aucune etiquette de composition ni d'entretien). Les finitions sont mediocres, c'est du bas de gamme vendu au prix fort. C'est une operation de destockage de fripes sans valeur, dissimulee derriere une communication lechee. Aucun sens du commerce, aucune negociation possible sur des articles qui ne valent pas le tiers du prix affiche. Si vous connaissez la vraie valeur des vetements et du vintage, vous verrez immediatement la supercherie. C'est du "bas de gamme" maquille. Rien n'est justifie : ni les prix, ni la hype. Une perte de temps totale. Passez votre chemin.

200 euro /150 euro pour des fausses fourures chinoise, (parfois je dois dire que il y a quelque piece vintage et de bonne qualite croise par azzard en bon etat) montaigne tellemente haute de vetements melange et sale a 5 euro avec de la moisissure , dans un etat degolasse tout troue, on dirais des piece de torchon pour nettoyer , 20 euro pour un pull sans marque (n'importe quoi ?!?!) Mais vous savez quest que c'est une friperie ? Prix estremement exagere pour la qualite! En plus ecouter l'imployer devant la porte de l'indroit cracher, c'est vraiment pas sympa.

C'est une friperie en mode "free style". Nombreux, très nombreux choix de vetements, pas du tout ranges ou organises: prevoir du temps! Mais on trouve des pepites!!! Il ne faut pas avoir peur de plonger dans les immenses tas en vrac. Oui les vetements ont une odeur, mais c'est un Hangar! J'ai trouve des pepites: 1 robe de Pin Up, un Pull drole pour Noel, un Poncho pour se deguiser, une polaire pour l'hiver et une veste K-WAY x STARWARS !

J'en ai fait des frips, mais des comme ca... Pour 5EU vous aurez des hauts de marques hyper taches, troues et surtout irrattrapables. Ou des hauts sans marques type shein mais propres ! Bacs a 1EU il y a de TOUT, echarpes troues, vetements vintage, etc... Quelques pepites sont a trouver (d'ou mes 2etoiles) Mais franchement, le Hangar a beau inviter des influenceurs sur tiktok et insta, la verite est très decevante... On nous vend pas de la seconde main mais de la poubelle et quelques destockages de Noz, ou encore des valises neuves ou decoration cassee??? A la caisse, precisez bien que vos articles viennent du bac a 1EU (il y a un trait noir sur le col), sinon il vous le passe a 5EU ! Attention j'ai vu qu'ils l'ont fait aux personnes non-francophones avant nous ! Ceci dit, il y avait une petite madame très gentille et accueillante qui vendait des bijoux !! (Entre 15 et 25EU, franchement de qualite !)

Je suis passe au hangar Five Vintage (vente ephemere) j'ai eu l'impression qu'ils avais ressorti des box des annees 70 des fourrures miteux, des t-shirts difforme, des manteaux fatigue, des jean........a des prix affolant. Je leurs suggere d'acheter des box de friperie de qualite superieure certes plus onereux mais beaucoup plus rentable a la revente a l'unite que les clients recherche et achete plus facilement et mettre des prix plus raisonnables le client n'est pas un pigeon cela est un avis d'un client.

Très grande friperie ! Au rez-de-chaussee, on trouve un large choix de vetements a partir de 5 EU/piece. Il faut cependant beaucoup fouiller, car certaines pieces sont tachees ou trouees. Les manteaux degagent une odeur desagreable, et les vetements sont entasses dans des bacs le long des murs. C'est un peu dommage : il y a beaucoup de pieces interessantes, mais l'odeur d'humidite et l'amoncellement decouragent la recherche. Point positif : de nombreux vetements possedent encore leurs etiquettes, ce qui est top. Les chaussures et valises, elles, sont neuves. A l'exterieur, dans le jardin et le grand abri, un espace est dedie a d'autres vetements, mais le manque de lumiere rend difficile l'inspection des pieces. Au premier etage, l'ambiance change : on y trouve les nouveautes et une belle selection de vetements vintage, a des prix differents de ceux du rez-de-chaussee. Le magasin met même a disposition un kit d'eclairage LED pour ceux qui souhaitent filmer du contenu pour les reseaux sociaux.

A multitude of clothes in all styles! Interesting.

No storage space to choose from. No difference between sizes.

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Vu l'espace, normalement cela devrait etre un bon plan pour des vetements de seconde main. Prix eleves pour certains. Effectivement, certains vetements sont sales, troues, dechires...regardez bien le vetement avant de le prendre. Meme si on peut trouver une perle rare a prix correct. Coin a 2 euros le kilo mal presente. Bijou, une petite bague en perle a 15 euros. C'est non. Il y a mieux a faire dans cet endroit a prix vraiment avantageux. Dommage.

Most of the good stuff you have to dig up in the mountains of rags. But it worse it.

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We went here because we saw a TikTok video about it. There's a ton of clothing, but it's incredibly dirty and stained. There are much nicer vintage shops in Paris.

Go there to search, not to find a magnificent, well-hidden piece. Take your time, but go.

What a shame! In a place with so much potential, this could have been a really successful concept! Unfortunately, the place is bordering on unsanitary, and most of the clothes are really poor quality, when they're not ripped, stained, dirty, or damaged to the point of being unwearable... It's still possible to find a few interesting pieces if you have the time and really enjoy rummaging, but check the garments carefully! The bins are so deep and full that it's discouraging... But the biggest negative point for me is the customer service. I've been there several times, and EVERY time they've tried to overcharge me at the register! There's always a good excuse not to apply the EU5 price that's displayed everywhere--a deceitful tactic bordering on fraud, so don't let them! It's a real shame because it could be a great place!

The clothes are not recent at all, and the warehouse is very poorly maintained. The checkout service is also a disgrace.

The worst scam I've ever seen , the jewels are all from Ali express and are 10 times the price at least , the vendor is the rudest person on earth who scammed me by selling me 3 shirts normally at 5 each at 25 and two Ali express jewels for 45 euros , like a fool I paid and when i regretted there was nothing I could do to arrange that

Current offer: EU20/kg EXCEPT that this only applies if you have more than one kilo... if the scale shows less, the price is EU5/item. There might be some nice pieces, but take your time to look and don't have a sensitive nose!

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We went to this thrift store and everywhere it said in BIG letters EU5 per kilo, except the second kilo was EU2. It was written in tiny print, so we didn't see it. When we got to the checkout, it said in really, really tiny print EU5 for 100g, so I paid EU10 for a shirt that I couldn't even try on because there wasn't a fitting room. And to top it all off, the manager's response was disconcertingly cold.

I came to this thrift store hoping to buy clothes at very affordable prices. Everything is marked at EU5, which is great, but when you get to the checkout, you're in for a shock when you have to pay EU10 for a light dress... To make the experience even more immersive, they create a damp atmosphere with messy bins and clothes full of holes and defects... truly disappointing. I never usually leave negative reviews, but the manager's unpleasant and cold behavior completely shocked me.

Unpleasant experience, cold welcome, unclear pricing policy...and as for the clothes, so-so considering the prices! A shame...

Not recommended for those unfamiliar with thrift stores: You have to dig to find good pieces, and when you think you've found something, it's often stained, torn, or covered in dust. Prices are reasonable, but not for everything (e.g., furs are quite expensive for what they are), and the radio blares, making the experience rather unpleasant. Positive points: There's a wide variety (sizes, materials, colors, types of clothing), it's airy and bright, and if you know where to look, you can find what you're looking for.

Honestly not a great experience. It is so big hangar, the placement of the items is very chaotic, not well organized. They're understaffed to serve the customers, so that's why they're rude. But it's yes affordable for the less quality goods. My only positive takeaway from this place is: indeed the secondhand clothes needs more attention and awareness, since we take responsibility for the sustainability of the planet, how the fast fashion industries are irresponsible for their sustainability of products and services, how do we can improve our behavior towards the huge amount of waste from unused clothes.

We had read the reviews before coming, but we decided to form our own opinion, and in the end, we should have stayed away... First of all, there are tons of clothes, damaged, stained, with holes, and they smell bad. There's also a lot of humidity, which doesn't help... We decided to rummage through the racks anyway, and unfortunately, many of the labels were torn off, which doesn't inspire confidence in the clothes' origin. The huge bins surrounding the racks are overflowing with clothes, stretching for meters and meters. This system is really unfortunate because you have to search and move things around, but there isn't enough space to move and search everything, and given the smell, we didn't really dare venture in. Last but MOST IMPORTANT point: the clothes are stuffed and sprayed with numerous chemicals and dangerous products (not even legal, I think). When we got home after buying two t-shirts and a kimono-style jacket, we obviously threw everything in the washing machine to get rid of the musty smell. Bad idea...it was actually worse. The hot water, detergent, and fabric softener must have activated the existing chemicals, and a strong smell of acetone filled the entire room and even the upper floors. We had to air everything out and wait almost 12 hours for it to dissipate. Of course, I threw out the smelliest item, the kimono, because there was no way I was going to have that on my skin. Selling counterfeit/low-quality products is one thing, but selling products that we put on our skin, full of dangerous and toxic chemicals, is quite another. In short, I really don't recommend it for all these reasons! Stick to real thrift stores downtown; they're certainly more expensive, but safer and better quality! A real dump...

Nice place for vintage.