The shop is at Mäster Samuelsgatan 49, between the T-centralen and Hötorget metro stations and beside Stockholm’s busiest shopping streets. Myrorna says it is a one-minute walk from Åhléns City and two minutes from Hötorget. It opened in 2022.

Its selected second-hand range includes women’s and men’s clothes, shoes, accessories and home furnishings. The shop lists dresses, shirts, suits, jackets, blazers, boots, heels and jeans, as well as home accessories and gifts. Vintage and retro pieces sit alongside current trends, and the shop says it adds new stock every day.

It accepts clean, intact clothes and household goods for resale at a drop-off point beside the till, but cannot take furniture. For furniture and larger items, Myrorna directs donors to shops in Botkyrka, Skärholmen, Sundbyberg, Bromma and Ropsten. It says it can collect donations from homes in the Stockholm area if donors cannot bring them in. Purchases support Salvation Army work with people in vulnerable situations in Sweden, including protection and rehabilitation for women subjected to trafficking.

This week the shop is open Monday to Friday 10:00-19:00, Saturday 10:00-18:00 and Sunday 12:00-17:00.