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East Market

East Market

October 18 at 10am

East Market · Milano • 6 €

A vintage treasure hunt with a side of street food. East Market packs hundreds of stalls with retro fashion, rare vinyl, and design oddities, plus a dedicated market for your dog.

East Market

East Market

October 18 at 10am

East End Studios · Milano

Rummage like you mean it: 250 vendors pack East Market with vintage threads, oddities, vinyl, sneakers, and retro design. Half flea market, half time machine, all glorious chaos.

THISORDER

THISORDER

Milano

Cappuccino in one hand, vintage furs in the other. Thisorder pairs Forno del Mastro pastries (cruffins, blueberry-chantilly Danishes) with racks of second-hand designer finds, so breakfast inevitably turns into browsing.

Groupies Vintage Alice Di Cipriani

Groupies Vintage Alice Di Cipriani

Milano

Alice runs this two-floor vintage spot like a friend with impeccable taste. The ground floor holds individually priced gems, while upstairs you dig for treasures by the kilo. Come for the curation, stay for the warmest welcome in Milan.

THE CLOISTER

THE CLOISTER

Milano

This is vintage hunting done right. Near the Duomo, The Cloister stocks rare, beautifully curated pieces and indie books in a space that feels more like a fashion insider's closet than a shop. The staff know their stuff and actually want to help you find something special.

Libraccio Milano - Settore Tutto A 2 Euro

Libraccio Milano - Settore Tutto A 2 Euro

Milano

Every book here costs two euros, which means you can walk out with an armful of novels for the price of a coffee. Browse the stacks along the Naviglio Grande while rock music plays in the background.

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