Second-hand shopping has grown in popularity globally in recent years, with more and more consumers looking for sustainable alternatives to fast fashion. The global second-hand fashion market is projected to reach $64 billion by 2024, a 39% increase from 2019.
The Ultimate Guide to Second-hand Shopping in Mauritius
© shutterstock.comFinding second-hand products in Mauritius has become easier with the emergence of several specialized stores on the island. Expat.com has compiled a comprehensive list of all the second-hand stores available both online and offline.
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Offline stores
The Good Shop
The Good Shop is a chain of second-hand stores spread throughout the island, offering a wide variety of products ranging from clothing to furniture. The stores are known for their affordable prices and cleanliness. The company also organizes workshops and night shopping sessions.
Ju&Marinette
Ju&Marinette, located in Grand-Baie, offers a cozy and friendly atmosphere, a well-organized selection of products, and luxury items at reduced prices.
Metro Moda Vintage & Second-hand shop
Metro Moda Vintage & Second-hand shop, found in Rose-Hill, is a small store that may seem a bit eclectic at first glance but is a true gem for bargain hunters.
The 2nd Chance Second Hand Charity Shop
The 2nd Chance Second Hand Charity Shop, located in Curepipe and Rose-Hill, specializes in clothing and accessories, and the profits from the sales are donated to social, charitable, and ecological causes.
Charity Center Tamarin
Charity Center Tamarin is a charity second-hand store that accepts donated items to sell at affordable prices, with leftovers donated, recycled, or repurposed.
Au Bonheur des livres
Au Bonheur des livres, located in Vacoas, is a bookstore specializing in the sale of second-hand books, with a vast selection of classics in French and English literature at extremely low prices.
Online stores
Weshare.mu is an online sharing platform that allows community members to share goods and services, including clothes, toys, DIY tools, sports equipment, furniture, and more.
La déchethèque
La déchethèque is an online site that allows artisans to resell surplus materials purchased during a renovation or construction project, as well as old equipment such as sinks and shower trays that will be replaced during a renovation.
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