Second-Hand Clothes Stores in Phnom Penh: Thrift & Vintage Shopping

October 1, 2026

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Looking for affordable clothes in Phnom Penh?

You don't always need to visit a shopping mall.

Around the city, you'll find second-hand clothing shops, Japanese recycle stores, vintage boutiques, wholesale used-clothing stores and traditional markets where you can search for clothes at much lower prices than buying new.

For travelers, second-hand shopping can be a fun way to find inexpensive clothing during a long trip.

For expats, it can be a practical way to refresh a wardrobe without spending too much.

And for vintage shoppers, Phnom Penh's thrift scene can be a real treasure hunt.

Some shops are small and organized, while others are more like a warehouse where you need to dig through racks and piles of clothing to find something good.

This TravelKH guide covers some of the second-hand clothing stores and shopping areas worth knowing in Phnom Penh.

Second-Hand Clothing in Phnom Penh at a Glance

Place	Best For	Shopping Style	Price Level
Clothesline Boutique TTP	Curated second-hand fashion	Boutique	$$
Clothesline Boutique TK	Second-hand & eco shopping	Boutique	$$
JFL – Secondhand Fashion Store	Everyday second-hand clothes	Store	$–$$
Sakura Recycle Shop Japan	Japanese second-hand goods	Recycle shop	$–$$
ToTo Recycle Shop	Used goods & clothing	Recycle shop	$–$$
Mottainai World ECO TOWN	Japanese second-hand shopping	Recycle shop	$–$$
Marie Vintage Thrift	Vintage-style clothing	Boutique	$$
Ryu_vintages	Vintage fashion	Vintage shop	$$
USA Wholesale Used Clothing	Used clothing / bulk	Wholesale	$
Boeung Keng Kong Market	Cheap second-hand clothing	Market	$
Central Market	Second-hand clothes + general shopping	Traditional market	$
Russian Market	Cheap clothes & factory seconds	Traditional market	$–$$

TravelKH Tip: Second-hand shopping in Phnom Penh isn't one single experience. A curated thrift boutique can feel completely different from digging through clothing at a traditional market.

1. Clothesline Boutique TTP

If you prefer a more organized thrift-shopping experience, Clothesline Boutique TTP is one of the places to look.

Clothesline Boutique TTP

Id: turn0business3
Address: TTP, Street 470, Phnom Penh 12000, Cambodia
Rating: 5.0
Review Count: 26
Categories: Clothing store
Phone: +85512382402

The shop is located around Toul Tom Poung, an area already popular with travelers, expats, cafés and independent shops.

Unlike large second-hand markets, Clothesline has a more curated approach to used clothing.

You can find items such as:

Second-hand clothing
Shoes
Accessories
Jewelry
Books
Home items

A 2026 local guide describes the shop as focusing on curated pieces, including everyday clothing and natural fabrics, with some items aimed at Western sizes.

Best for

Travelers and expats who want second-hand clothes without digging through huge piles.

2. Clothesline Boutique TK

There is also a Clothesline Boutique TK location around Toul Kork.

Clothesline Boutique TK

Id: turn0business6
Address: 186e Streeet 122z, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Rating: 5.0
Review Count: 29
Categories: Clothing store
Phone: +85512382402

The concept is similar: second-hand and eco-conscious shopping in a more boutique-style environment.

Best for

People staying around Toul Kork who want curated second-hand fashion.

Because boutique opening hours can change, check the current hours before making a special trip.

3. JFL – Secondhand Fashion Store

For a straightforward second-hand clothing shop, check out JFL – Secondhand Fashion Store.

JFL — SECONDHAND FASHION STORE

Id: turn0business0
Address: 223 St 155, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Rating: 4.3
Review Count: 27
Categories: Clothing store
Phone: +855974881212

It is located on Street 155 and is focused specifically on second-hand fashion.

Current listings show the shop operating approximately:

8:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily

Best for

Everyday second-hand clothing at a dedicated clothing store.

4. Sakura Recycle Shop Japan

If you're interested in Japanese second-hand shopping, keep an eye out for Sakura Recycle Shop Japan.

1 Sakura Recycle Japanese Shop Olympic

Id: turn0business16
Address: 25 St 338, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Rating: 3.9
Review Count: 79
Categories: Second hand store
Phone: +855972900866

There are multiple Sakura Recycle locations around Phnom Penh.

One current location is on Street 338, while another is around Boulevard 271.

Sakura Recycle Shop Japan Boeng Salang

Id: turn0business17
Address: 289 Yothapol Khemarak Phoumin Blvd (271), Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Rating: 3.9
Review Count: 350
Categories: Second hand store
Phone: +855972900866

The concept is broader than simply clothing.

Depending on the branch and stock, Japanese recycle stores can include:

Clothing
Shoes
Bags
Household items
Small appliances
Other used goods

Current listings show the Olympic branch operating around 8:00 AM–8:00 PM, while the Boeng Salang branch is listed around 8:00 AM–9:00 PM.

Best for

People who enjoy Japanese second-hand and recycle-shop shopping.

5. ToTo Recycle Shop

Another name to know is ToTo Recycle Shop.

ToTo Recycle Shop

Id: turn0business15
Address: HWJ9+RGW, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Rating: 3.7
Review Count: 124
Categories: Second hand store
Phone: +855975578268

ToTo is more of a general second-hand/recycle store rather than a highly curated fashion boutique.

That can actually make it more interesting if you're the type of shopper who enjoys searching.

Current listings show the store operating approximately:

8:00 AM – 8:00 PM daily

Best for

Treasure hunting and general second-hand shopping.

6. Mottainai World ECO TOWN

For another Japanese-style second-hand shopping experience, look for Mottainai World ECO TOWN.

Mottainai World ECO TOWN

Id: turn0business8
Address: Northbridge, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Rating: 4.0
Review Count: 217
Categories: Second hand store
Phone: +85510939188

The concept focuses on reuse and second-hand products.

There are also other Mottainai listings around Phnom Penh, including a location associated with Mao Tse Toung Boulevard.

Best for

Second-hand shoppers interested in Japanese-style recycle stores and more than just clothes.

7. Marie Vintage Thrift

If your style is closer to vintage fashion than ordinary used clothing, Marie Vintage Thrift is another option.

Marie Vintage Thrift

Id: turn0business9
Address: 12206 Preah Ang Makhak Vann St. (178), Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Rating: 4.6
Review Count: 29
Categories: Clothing store
Phone: +855975578268

The store is located around Street 178 in central Phnom Penh.

Current listings show it operating approximately:

9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Best for

Vintage-inspired clothing and shoppers looking for something more distinctive than ordinary second-hand basics.

8. Ryu_vintages

For people specifically interested in vintage fashion, Ryu_vintages is another shop to explore.

Ryu_vintages

Id: turn0business13
Address: GVFJ+R92, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Rating: 4.7
Review Count: 11
Categories: Vintage clothing store
Phone: +85592408490

It focuses on vintage clothing rather than general household recycling.

Current listings show hours around:

12:00 PM – 6:30 PM daily

Best for

Vintage fashion hunters and people looking for more individual styles.

9. USA Wholesale Used Clothing

If you're looking for something very different from a curated thrift boutique, USA Wholesale Used Clothing is worth knowing about.

USA Wholesale Used Clothing

Id: turn0business2
Address: #33 St 173, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Rating: 4.3
Categories: Wholesaler
Phone: +855976902380

The business specializes in used clothing from the United States and Australia.

It is located at:

#33, Street 173, Olympic area

Current listings show opening hours of approximately:

9:00 AM – 6:00 PM daily

Another 2026 listing for the same address describes the business as wholesale used clothing and identifies it around the Olympic area.

Best for

Budget shoppers, resellers and people interested in wholesale used clothing.

If you're simply looking for one or two outfits, a boutique or market may be more convenient.

10. Keo Mony Second Hand Clothes Store

For a more traditional second-hand clothing shop, there's also Keo Mony Second Hand Clothes Store.

Keo Mony Second Hand Clothes Store

Id: turn0business12
Address: #38B Street 371, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Rating: 3.7
Categories: Used clothing store
Phone: +85512457257

Current listings show it operating approximately:

8:00 AM – 8:00 PM daily

It is specifically categorized as a used clothing store.

Best for

Local-style second-hand clothing shopping.

11. Boeung Keng Kong Market

If you want to experience second-hand clothing shopping in a more traditional market environment, Boeung Keng Kong Market is worth considering.

Boeung Keng Kong Market

BOEUNG KENG KONG MARKET

Address: Preah Trasak Paem St. (63), Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phone: +855 12 418 922

It is described as one of Phnom Penh's larger second-hand markets, with open-air stalls selling Cambodian and international clothing at relatively low prices.

The market is around Street 63, in the BKK area.

Current published information lists it as open approximately:

8:00 AM – 7:00 PM daily

What can you find?

Used clothing
Shoes
Bags
Local clothing
Imported second-hand clothes
Miscellaneous goods

Best for

Budget shoppers who enjoy browsing market stalls.

12. Central Market – Phsar Thmei

You don't have to visit a dedicated thrift store to find second-hand clothes.

Central Market (Phsar Thmei) also has stalls selling second-hand clothing.

Central Market (Phsar Thmei)

Address: Phsar Thmei, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Categories: Market

Tourism Cambodia notes that stalls around the main Central Market building sell second-hand clothing, often sourced from Europe and the United States.

This is particularly convenient for tourists because Central Market is already one of Phnom Penh's major shopping attractions.

Best for

Tourists who want to combine second-hand clothes with general sightseeing and shopping.

13. Russian Market – Tuol Tom Poung

The Russian Market, officially Tuol Tom Poung Market, is another place where travelers can look for inexpensive clothing.

Russian Market

Address: St 440 & St 163, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Categories: Market

It is particularly well known among travelers for clothing, souvenirs, textiles and factory-surplus clothing.

Some stores around the market specialize in factory seconds and export clothing, while the market itself has numerous clothing stalls.

What can you find?

T-shirts
Trousers
Jackets
Shoes
Bags
Factory seconds
Surplus clothing
Souvenirs

Best for

Travelers who want to combine clothes shopping with the overall Russian Market experience.

Second-Hand Clothing Shops vs Markets

There is an important difference between shopping at a dedicated thrift shop and looking for used clothes in a Cambodian market.

	Thrift Store	Traditional Market
Organization	Usually easier to browse	Often crowded
Clothing condition	Often selected/curated	Very mixed
Price	Low to medium	Often very low
Sizes	More varied at some boutiques	Can be limited
Vintage items	More likely at vintage shops	Depends on the stall
Bargaining	Sometimes limited	Common
Shopping experience	Relaxed	Busy and local
Best for	Specific clothing	Treasure hunting

If you want to quickly find something wearable, try a dedicated shop.

If you enjoy digging through racks and searching for unexpected finds, try a market.

What Does Second-Hand Clothing Cost in Phnom Penh?

Prices vary enormously.

A basic second-hand T-shirt at a market may be inexpensive, while a curated vintage piece can cost considerably more.

As a rough guide:

Type	Approximate Budget
Basic used T-shirt	US$1–5
Used shirt	US$2–8
Used trousers	US$3–10+
Used jacket	US$5–20+
Vintage / curated piece	US$5–30+
Branded / specialty item	Can be higher

These are rough shopping estimates rather than fixed prices.

The actual price depends on condition, brand, material, size, style and whether you're buying from a market or curated boutique.

Why Is There So Much Second-Hand Clothing in Phnom Penh?

Cambodia has a major garment manufacturing industry, and the country is also connected to international used-clothing supply chains.

Second-hand clothing sold in Phnom Penh can come from different sources, including imported used clothing and surplus or export-related stock.

That is why you may find clothing originally associated with markets such as:

United States
Australia
Japan
Europe
Korea

The result is a mixture of genuinely used clothing, vintage pieces, factory surplus and export-related products.

So don't assume everything described as "second-hand" has exactly the same origin.

Factory Seconds vs Second-Hand Clothes

This is an important distinction.

Second-hand

Someone has previously owned or worn the item.

Factory surplus

The item may be new but was produced for export and was not sold through the original retail channel.

Factory seconds

The item may have a small manufacturing defect or quality issue.

Vintage

Usually refers to older clothing valued for its style, age or design.

You can encounter all four categories around Phnom Penh's clothing markets and shops.

How to Find Good Second-Hand Clothes

Thrifting requires patience.

1. Check the condition

Look carefully for:

Stains
Holes
Loose stitching
Missing buttons
Broken zippers
Faded fabric

2. Check the size

Don't rely only on the label.

Different countries use different sizing systems.

3. Check the material

Cotton and linen can be particularly useful in Cambodia's hot climate.

4. Check under strong light

Small stains aren't always obvious in a crowded shop.

5. Try it on when possible

Especially for trousers, jackets and fitted clothing.

6. Compare prices

The first item you see isn't necessarily the best deal.

Bargaining for Second-Hand Clothes

Bargaining is more common at traditional markets than in organized thrift boutiques.

At a market:

Seller: "US$5."

You: "Can you do US$3?"

If you're buying several pieces, you may have more room to negotiate.

But remember:

Don't bargain aggressively over a very small amount.

If the price is already low, paying a little extra can make the interaction more pleasant for both sides.

Best Areas for Second-Hand Shopping

If you're planning a dedicated thrift-shopping day, these areas are useful starting points.

Toul Tom Poung

Good for:

Clothesline Boutique
Russian Market
Second-hand and vintage shopping
Cafés and restaurants

BKK

Good for:

Boeung Keng Kong Market
Second-hand clothing
Independent shops
Cafés

Olympic Area

Good for:

Wholesale used clothing
Recycle shops
Traditional markets

Central Phnom Penh

Good for:

Central Market
Vintage shops
General shopping
Second-hand stalls

Toul Kork / Northern Phnom Penh

Good for:

Clothesline Boutique TK
Recycle shops
Neighborhood shopping

A Suggested Phnom Penh Thrift Shopping Day

If you really enjoy second-hand shopping, you can make a day of it.

Morning

Start at:

Boeung Keng Kong Market

↓

Browse second-hand clothing and local stalls.

Late Morning

Travel toward:

Toul Tom Poung / Russian Market

↓

Look around the market and surrounding clothing stores.

Lunch

Have lunch around Toul Tom Poung.

Afternoon

Visit:

Clothesline Boutique TTP

↓

Then explore nearby independent shops.

Late Afternoon

Head toward:

Super Duper or another nearby grocery store

↓

Pick up drinks and snacks.

This gives you a combination of market shopping + curated thrift + local food + modern shopping.

Second-Hand Shopping for Travelers

Second-hand stores can be particularly useful if you're traveling for several weeks.

For example, if you discover that your clothes aren't suitable for Cambodia's hot weather, you can pick up lightweight shirts and shorts without spending much.

It can also be useful if:

You need clothes after losing luggage
You want inexpensive travel clothes
You need larger luggage-friendly shopping
You want vintage pieces
You want Cambodian-style casual clothing
You want to experiment with a different style

Second-Hand Shopping for Expats

For long-term residents, thrift shopping can become a practical part of everyday life.

Instead of buying everything new, you can search for:

Casual clothing
Work clothes
Shoes
Bags
Household items
Vintage pieces
Children's clothing

Japanese recycle stores are particularly interesting because they often go beyond clothing.

Is Thrift Shopping Sustainable?

Buying second-hand clothing can extend the life of garments and reduce the need to buy new items.

However, second-hand shopping is not automatically environmentally perfect.

Transportation, imported used clothing and disposal of unwanted garments all have environmental impacts.

The simplest way to make your purchase more useful is:

Buy something you actually intend to wear.

Don't buy ten cheap pieces just because they are cheap.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy second-hand clothes in Phnom Penh?

You can find second-hand clothing at dedicated shops such as Clothesline Boutique, JFL and Sakura Recycle Shop Japan, as well as markets such as Boeung Keng Kong Market, Central Market and Russian Market.

What is the cheapest place to buy used clothes?

Traditional markets and wholesale used-clothing shops can offer some of the lowest prices, although clothing condition and selection vary.

Is second-hand clothing cheap in Phnom Penh?

Generally, yes, particularly at markets. Curated vintage and boutique shops can cost more.

Can I bargain at thrift shops?

You can sometimes negotiate at markets, but dedicated shops and boutiques may have fixed prices.

What is the difference between factory seconds and second-hand clothes?

Second-hand clothing has generally been previously owned or worn. Factory seconds or surplus clothing may be new but have manufacturing imperfections or may not have been sold through the original retail channel.

Where can I find Japanese second-hand clothes?

Sakura Recycle Shop Japan and Mottainai World ECO TOWN are two options to explore.

Where can I find vintage clothing?

Try dedicated vintage shops such as Marie Vintage Thrift and Ryu_vintages, as well as selected stalls around Phnom Penh's markets.

Is Russian Market good for clothes?

Yes. Russian Market is well known for inexpensive clothing, factory seconds and export-related clothing, although it is not exclusively a second-hand market.

Can tourists buy second-hand clothes?

Absolutely. Second-hand shopping is open to tourists, expats and local shoppers.

Final TravelKH Tip

Shopping for second-hand clothes in Phnom Penh is less about walking into one famous thrift store and more about knowing where to look.

If you want a clean, curated shopping experience, start with a dedicated thrift or vintage shop.

If you're looking for bargains, head to a traditional market.

If you enjoy Japanese recycle stores, try Sakura Recycle Shop Japan or Mottainai World ECO TOWN.

And if you're the type of shopper who enjoys digging through racks until you find something unexpected, Phnom Penh can be a lot of fun.

The best finds aren't always the most expensive ones.

Sometimes they're the US$2 shirt you weren't even looking for.

TravelKH Tip: Wear comfortable clothes, bring a little cash, take your time and check every item carefully before buying.

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