Episode Oslo
★ 3.4 · 29 reviews Oslo Opened July 2025
Europe's biggest vintage chain lands on Grünerløkka's secondhand strip
Episode already runs stores across the Netherlands, Denmark, France, Germany and Belgium. In July 2025 it opened its first Norwegian branch at Markveien 35, right in the middle of Grünerløkka, the neighborhood Oslo treats as its secondhand capital.
The formula is volume over scarcity: rack after rack of denim, leather and sportswear spanning roughly the 1970s to the Y2K era, priced below most of the smaller curated shops nearby. Within months it was one of the most visited vintage stores in the city, pulling more shoppers onto a street that already had Ditto, Prisløs and Handover within a couple of blocks.
Good to know
- One of the biggest secondhand floors in Oslo - come for volume: leather jackets, 70s to Y2K.
- Open Monday-Saturday 11-19; new stock lands continuously, so weekday mornings beat busy Saturdays.
What guests say
Reviews by Google-
Coral 43 reviews · Local Guide 13 April 2026
Very underrated, probably my favorite thrift shop in Grünerløkka
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P . V . K 1 review 27 January 2026
Super cool and good clothes but the price 🫣 i do recomend
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Mehran MxM 431 reviews · Local Guide 15 January 2026
A large selection to go thru. People seemed nice..if you are looking for something, you'll probably find it here.. It's a second hand store , not a boutique on Champs-Elysées.. I recommend highly..
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Aron 276 reviews · Local Guide 25 November 2025
Too much trash to look through to find something decent. But they are at least selling stuff no one else gets. Creds.
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Geir Borch 32 reviews · Local Guide 5 November 2025
Lots of good clothes for good prices, but some products are totalt mis-priced. Best vintage store in Oslo. Friendly staff, but a bit hard to spot them as they have no button, sign, clothing that separates them from customers. Only one payment desk causes a bit of a queue at busy times.
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