Kilo Shop

So i was on the search for Out of the Closet which I heard was awesome, and instead I found out it was replaced by this store which I must say I did not love. First off the «vintage» things they have are overpriced, and their Paris section looks like nothing more then some cut off jean shorts and gym shorts with strange prints on them. Does that make it okay to charge 20 euros and up per item in this section? For kilo shop it does. The rest of their stuff is mainly old shoes, belts, dresses, tops, and jeans. Most of which are from expats (think abercrombie/​aeropostale/​hollister) or seriously stuff so ugly not even your great grandma would be caught dead in it. If you are looking for some second hand cheerleading outfits however, you have come to the right place because for some reason they have a large selection of these things.
To me I was glad I got to see this store and whatnot, but they stuff I tried on all fit weird so I ended up leaving empty handed. Also the area it is in is nice, but on Fridays and weekends it becomes crowded with tourists inside the store as well as the streets right out the store and this is annoying when trying to shop in the store.

Super cool shop for Vintage lovers. The only drawback about this store, it has a heavy Vintage odor, which made me a little apprehensive to walk in. Kilo-​shop is a new Vintage shop on Waterlooplein, basically in the same location as Out of the Closet. Unfortunately Out of the Closet closed and was quickly replaced with Kilo-​shop. I am sure if Out of the closet concept was similar to Kilo-​shop, then they would have lasted longer. Shopping in here I guess is like shopping at the market. They weigh your clothes on the scale and that determines the final cost. It’s an interesting concept, ideal for vintage lovers, students, or hipsters. Kilo Shop is originally from Paris, so whether your in Amsterdam or Paris stop in and have fun browsing through tons of second hand clothes.