There are 13 Humana locations in Berlin alone. 13!!!
With an organisation as large as Humana, when they say they have new stock delivered daily - I believe them. On their various racks, shelves and tables you will find a huge assortment of shoes, handbags, accessories, home wares, baby clothing and toys, often divided into seasons or even colours as well as the usual men and women's fashions.
All Humana stores are open Monday - Friday from 10.00am till 7 or 8pm, nice and late for an evening retro clothing hunt. The larger stores like Alexanderplatz and Frankfurter Tor are open on Saturday too.
They also have a Humana Vintage store in Prenzlauerberg - its a bit more expensive but has some awesome vintage gear. Click here for details.
Check out the Humana website for a complete store listing in Berlin.
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