If you want to see second-hand clothing and silk scarves, you can put Rose Market Vintage at 19 rue Milton in the 9th arrondissement into your plan; if you want to inquire about high-end brand clothing and other products, you can check out Valois Vintage at 8 rue des Saussaies in the 8th arrondissement. Specific products should be contacted in advance. The online page does not guarantee on-site display on the same day.
Categories to prioritize include coats and suits that still have the right silhouette, and scarves that can easily fit into your existing wardrobe. The priority here is the purchasing method, not guaranteed discounts. Close-fitting knitwear depends on wear and deformation, while structured clothing puts shoulders and room for modification before price.
Second hand does not mean low price. In the query sample, the Hermès Tribord silk scarf in Rose Market is priced at 270 euros, and a Chanel jacket numbered 43061 in Valois is priced at 1,610 euros. Different eras, styles and conditions cannot be directly compared, let alone a unified discount can be calculated based on this.
When asking the merchant, you can focus on a specific product: actual size, defects, repairs, source materials, identification process, proof of purchase, and return and exchange conditions. The instructions provided by the other party need to be read item by item, and one brand label should not be regarded as all proof. Whether the price is a good deal should be judged after all the information is complete.