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Flea Markets in Singapore
Singapore
A reseller's guide to the best second-hand markets
Flea Market / Thrift Store
📖 Singapore's second-hand scene is a dynamic mix of curated thrift stores, bustling weekend pop-up markets, and large charity shops. While traditional, sprawling flea markets are rare due to space constraints, the culture of thrifting and sustainable fashion is strong. For resellers, the key is to target specific, recurring markets and large-scale thrift stores, where sourcing opportunities for clothing, vintage items, and collectibles are abundant for resale on dominant local platforms like Carousell and Facebook Marketplace.
11 markets
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The Luggage Market
📍 Singapore
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Address
Aperia Mall, 12 Kallang Avenue, Singapore 339511
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Open
Every Sunday, 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Singapore's largest and most famous second-hand fashion market where sellers sell pre-loved items directly from their luggage. It's a fast-paced, crowded environment with incredibly low prices, attracting a large, budget-conscious crowd.
💰 What to buy here
Fast Fashion Clothing
BuyS$2-S$5
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Sell onlineS$8-S$20 on Carousell
Focus on trendy, recent styles from brands like Zara or Love, Bonito. Check for stains and defects in the bright mall lighting.
Unbranded Handbags & Totes
BuyS$5-S$10
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Sell onlineS$15-S$30 on Facebook Marketplace
Look for unique designs and good quality materials. Ignore brand names and focus on condition and style.
Men's Clothing
BuyS$3-S$8
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Sell onlineS$10-S$25 on Carousell
Men's clothing is in short supply here, so any decent finds like branded t-shirts or shorts sell well online.
Tip:Arrive before 11 AM as crowds form early and sellers are keen to make quick sales. Bring plenty of small change (S$1, S$2, S$5 notes) as most transactions are in cash.
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Katong Square Lifestyle & Vintage Market
📍 Singapore
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Address
86-88 East Coast Rd, Katong Square, Singapore 423371
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Open
First & third weekend of the month, Fri-Sat: 1:00 PM - 10:00 PM, Sun: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Known as Singapore's 'Portobello Market', this is the go-to spot for vintage and retro collectors. It features a wide array of antiques, vinyl records, vintage fashion, jewelry, and other memorabilia from various vendors.
💰 What to buy here
Vinyl Records
BuyS$10-S$30
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Sell onlineS$25-S$80 on Carousell or specialist forums
Look for classic rock, jazz, and local Singaporean pressings from the 60s-80s. Check vinyl for scratches.
Vintage Jewellery
BuyS$15-S$50
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Sell onlineS$40-S$150 on Carousell
Search for unique Peranakan-style pieces or Art Deco designs. Check for hallmarks or signatures.
Retro Homeware & Decor
BuyS$20-S$60
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Sell onlineS$50-S$200 on Facebook Marketplace
Pyrex kitchenware, old advertising signs, and teak wood items from the 60s and 70s are highly sought after.
Vintage Toys & Comics
BuyS$5-S$25
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Sell onlineS$20-S$100+ on Carousell or eBay for rare items
Look for tin toys, early Star Wars figures, or old Beano/Dandy comics. Condition is everything.
Tip:Engage with the vendors; many are passionate collectors themselves and can share the history of their items, which adds value for resale. Check their social media for specific vendor highlights before you go.
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Junkie's Corner
📍 Singapore
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Address
2 Turf Club Rd, Singapore 287988
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Open
Daily, ~11:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Call to confirm)
A massive, sprawling warehouse filled to the brim with second-hand and antique furniture, home decor, and oddities. It's a true treasure hunt, requiring patience to sift through dusty, haphazardly stacked items.
💰 What to buy here
Vintage Teak & Rosewood Furniture
BuyS$50-S$200
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Sell onlineS$150-S$600 on Carousell (after cleaning/restoration)
Look for pieces with interesting shapes or details. Minor scratches can be fixed, but check for structural damage.
Old Paintings & Prints
BuyS$10-S$40
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Sell onlineS$50-S$150 on Facebook Marketplace
Search for paintings depicting old Singaporean scenes or interesting portraits. The frame itself can also be valuable.
Chinese Porcelain & Vases
BuyS$20-S$80
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Sell onlineS$60-S$250 on Carousell
Check the bottom for maker's marks or chops. Even non-antique, decorative pieces sell well if they are stylish.
Retro Lamps & Lighting
BuyS$25-S$60
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Sell onlineS$70-S$180 on Carousell
Industrial or mid-century modern style lamps are popular. Assume you will need to rewire them.
Tip:This place is huge and dusty. Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes and be prepared to dig. It's best to call the owner to confirm opening hours before visiting.
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Salvation Army Praisehaven Mega Family Store
📍 Singapore
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Address
500 Upper Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 678106
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Open
Mon-Thu: 10am-6pm, Fri-Sat: 10am-9pm, Closed Sun
The largest Salvation Army thrift store in Singapore. It's a massive complex offering a huge range of donated goods, including furniture, clothing, electronics, books, and household items.
💰 What to buy here
Solid Wood Furniture
BuyS$40-S$150
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Sell onlineS$120-S$400 on Carousell
Look for items made from teak, mahogany, or oak. These can be upcycled or sold as-is for a good profit.
Branded Clothing
BuyS$5-S$15
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Sell onlineS$20-S$60 on Carousell
You need to dig through racks, but finds from brands like COS, Massimo Dutti, and other mid-range labels are common.
Coffee Table Books
BuyS$2-S$8
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Sell onlineS$15-S$40 on Carousell
Look for large-format books on art, design, photography, or architecture. Check for pristine condition.
Vintage Tableware Sets
BuyS$10-S$30
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Sell onlineS$40-S$100 on Facebook Marketplace
Search for complete or near-complete sets from brands like Corelle or Fire-King, or unique Japanese-made ceramic sets.
Tip:Visit on weekday mornings when new stock is often put out and the store is less crowded. The furniture section is particularly good for finding undervalued solid wood pieces.
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New2U Thrift Shop
📍 Singapore
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Address
96 Waterloo St, Singapore 187967
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Open
Mon-Fri: 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM (Check social media for weekend hours)
A popular and well-regarded charity thrift shop run by the Singapore Council of Women's Organisations. It's known for very low prices (starting from S$1) and frequent sales, with all proceeds going to charity.
💰 What to buy here
Designer Handbags
BuyS$20-S$80
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Sell onlineS$100-S$400+ on Carousell
They occasionally get authentic designer bags from brands like Coach, Kate Spade, or even luxury labels. You have to be lucky and quick.
Women's Shoes
BuyS$4-S$10
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Sell onlineS$15-S$40 on Carousell
Look for leather shoes in good condition from well-known brands. Check the soles for wear.
Silk Scarves
BuyS$2-S$5
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Sell onlineS$15-S$50 on Carousell
Hunt for pure silk scarves with unique prints. Unbranded ones with beautiful designs sell just as well as branded ones.
Tip:Follow their Facebook page for announcements on their half-price days and special student promotions. The store is small, so go on a weekday to avoid the squeeze.
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The Hammock Market
📍 Singapore
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Address
Aperia Mall, L1 Atrium, 12 Kallang Ave, Singapore 339511
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Open
First & third Saturday of the month, 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
A curated market with a youthful, Gen Z vibe, featuring over 25 vendors from online thrift stores and local makers. It's more organized and less chaotic than its sister event, The Luggage Market.
💰 What to buy here
Curated Vintage T-Shirts
BuyS$15-S$30
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Sell onlineS$35-S$70 on Carousell or Depop
Look for single-stitch tees from the 80s/90s, band shirts, or items with unique graphics. Check for fabric softness and tag authenticity.
Y2K & 90s Fashion
BuyS$10-S$25
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Sell onlineS$25-S$60 on Depop
Cargo pants, baby tees, slip dresses, and denim from this era are highly popular. Check for functioning zippers and buttons.
Handmade & Indie Jewellery
BuyS$10-S$20
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Sell onlineS$25-S$50 on Carousell
Focus on unique, well-crafted pieces from local makers that have a distinct style not found in mass-market stores.
Tip:This market is more about curated vintage and Y2K styles than random bargains. Prices are slightly higher than The Luggage Market, but the quality and curation are better.
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SSVP Shop Geylang
📍 Singapore
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Address
501 Geylang Rd, Singapore 389459
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Open
Tue-Sun: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Closed Mon
A well-organized and popular charity thrift shop by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. It has a reputation for quality donated items, including clothing, housewares, and electronics, with proceeds supporting those in need.
💰 What to buy here
Men's Formal Wear
BuyS$10-S$25
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Sell onlineS$30-S$80 on Carousell
Look for suits, blazers, and leather shoes from reputable brands. Many are donated in excellent, barely-worn condition.
Small Electronics
BuyS$10-S$40
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Sell onlineS$30-S$100 on Carousell
Find items like film cameras, old digital cameras, DVD players, and computer accessories. Items are often untested, so it's a gamble.
Small Leather Goods
BuyS$8-S$20
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Sell onlineS$25-S$60 on Carousell
Wallets, belts, and pouches from brands like Braun Buffel or other mid-tier leather companies are common finds.
Tip:Check the display cabinets near the counter for more valuable small items like watches, jewelry, and collectibles. The back of the shop is where you'll find household appliances and kitchenware.
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Thryft Hub
📍 Singapore
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Address
21 Lower Delta Rd, Singapore 169205
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Open
Check their website for opening hours
A large physical and online thrift store that started with books and expanded to clothes and vinyl records. They use technology to manage their large inventory, making it a well-organized thrifting experience.
💰 What to buy here
Second-hand Books
BuyS$4-S$10
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Sell onlineS$10-S$25 on Carousell (especially for popular/rare titles)
They have a huge selection. Look for popular fiction, non-fiction, and even vintage/rare books. Check for first editions or signed copies.
Vinyl Records
BuyS$9-S$25
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Sell onlineS$20-S$60 on Carousell
Their records are inspected and graded. Good for finding mainstream and classic rock albums in reliable condition to flip.
Branded Outerwear
BuyS$15-S$40
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Sell onlineS$40-S$100 on Carousell
Look for jackets and coats from brands like The North Face, Patagonia, or designer labels, especially in the cooler section.
Tip:While their physical store is great for browsing, resellers should also monitor their online store for new arrivals. They have a trade-in program which can be used to acquire stock.
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The Fashion Pulpit
📍 Singapore
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Address
5 Straits View, #01-08 Marina One The Heart, Singapore 018935
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Open
Tue-Sun: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM, Closed Mon
Singapore's first and largest clothes swapping platform, promoting a circular fashion economy. While primarily a swapping service, you can also purchase items directly. The selection is curated and well-organized.
💰 What to buy here
High-Street & Designer Dresses
BuyS$25-S$60
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Sell onlineS$50-S$150 on Carousell
Find dresses from brands like BCBG, Karen Millen, or local designers. The quality control is high, so items are in great condition.
Branded Shoes & Heels
BuyS$30-S$70
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Sell onlineS$60-S$180 on Carousell
Look for high-end brands in classic styles. Since it's a swap shop, you can find nearly new items.
Mid-Range Designer Bags
BuyS$50-S$150
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Sell onlineS$100-S$350 on Carousell
Brands like Coach, Michael Kors, and Kate Spade are common. Authenticity is generally reliable here.
Tip:This is not a typical thrift store for low-cost sourcing. It's better for finding high-quality, curated individual pieces. Check their luxury brand section for undervalued gems.
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Fleawhere @ Queensway Shopping Centre
📍 Singapore
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Address
1 Queensway, Singapore 149053
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Open
Check social media for pop-up dates and times
One of Singapore's longest-running flea market organizers, Fleawhere hosts various pop-up events. Their markets are known for inexpensive, trendy items and attract a young crowd.
💰 What to buy here
Blogshop & Influencer Cast-offs
BuyS$5-S$10
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Sell onlineS$15-S$30 on Carousell
Many sellers are clearing out their wardrobes filled with blogshop apparel. Look for popular online brands.
Fashion Accessories
BuyS$2-S$8
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Sell onlineS$10-S$20 on Carousell
Inexpensive necklaces, earrings, and bracelets. Good for bundling or as low-cost additions to your online store.
Second-hand Sneakers
BuyS$15-S$40
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Sell onlineS$40-S$90 on Carousell
Occasionally you'll find sellers clearing sneakers from brands like Nike, Adidas, or Vans. Check condition carefully.
Tip:Follow Fleawhere on Instagram to stay updated on their next market location and date. Their events can vary in size and vendor quality.
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Resurrack Vintage Flea Market
📍 Singapore
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Address
Bugis Street Art Lane (Back alley)
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Open
Weekend pop-up, check their Instagram for dates
A weekend vintage market tucked into an alley at Bugis Street, with a strong community feel. Vendors sell everything from vinyl records and retro cameras to thrifted clothing and handmade jewelry.
💰 What to buy here
Vintage Film Cameras
BuyS$30-S$80
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Sell onlineS$70-S$200 on Carousell
Look for classic point-and-shoot models from Olympus, Canon, or Minolta. Ask the seller if it has been tested.
Band T-Shirts
BuyS$20-S$40
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Sell onlineS$50-S$120 on Carousell or eBay
Authentic vintage band tees are a great find. Check the print for cracking (a good sign of age) and the tag.
Tooth Gems & Tarot
BuyN/A (Service)
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Sell onlineN/A
This market also features services like tarot reading and tooth gems, reflecting its alternative culture focus.
Tip:The vibe is more of a community hangout. It's a great place to find niche items and connect with other vintage enthusiasts. Best for sourcing specific subculture styles.