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Vintage & second-hand market · Belgrade

Styles change. Good pieces stay in the game.

Back on Rack is the biggest vintage and second-hand market in Belgrade, held eight times a year. Locals sell well-kept clothes they no longer wear, and you find one-of-a-kind pieces, often for much less than buying new.

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Wardrobes open, pieces change hands, and the whole space becomes a place to try things on, meet people and see what catches your eye. You come for a jacket. You stay for everything else.

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Applications to sell at Vol.11 will be announced soon.Applications open on 7 November and close on 12 November at 23:59.Applications are open until 12 November, 23:59.Applications for Vol.11 are closed. Applicants will receive the selection results by email on 16 November.Selection results for Vol.11 have been sent by email. Check your message for the next step.Thank you to everyone who joined us at Vol.11. We’ll announce the next market here and on Instagram once the date is confirmed.Vol.11 has been postponed. We’ll announce the new date here and on Instagram.Vol.11 has been cancelled. We’ll announce the next market here and on Instagram.The market is today, 12:00–18:00, at Hangar, Luka Beograd. See you there!

29 November

Sunday · 12:00–18:00

Hangar, Luka BeogradŽorža Klemansoa 37, Belgrade

Entry is free

It all started with a blazer.

Jelena Vlajković was not into second-hand fashion until a friend gave her a perfect vintage Valentino blazer, found for just 300 dinars.

That’s how a love for pieces with a story began. Then came visits to vintage and second-hand markets while travelling, and the wish to have a place like that in Belgrade too.

“I wanted a place where people could sell what they no longer need from their wardrobes and make some money along the way, while others find unique, well-kept pieces at really good prices.”

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Jelena Vlajković, founder of Back on Rack

Back on Rack started in October 2025. In just over a year, ten markets have taken place, and more than a thousand people have applied to sell their clothes.

Your style can change its mind.

Maybe something no longer fits. Maybe your style has moved on. Maybe a great piece just stayed on the hanger while you kept wearing something else.

For someone else, that very piece could be a real find.

At Back on Rack, things keep being worn and used, and people are free to change their style, explore and find what suits them.

Through our markets we build a community where things change hands, and buying and selling turn into a chance to meet, chat by a stall, and enjoy that moment when you put on something that seems to have been waiting just for you.

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Never quite the same line-up.

Every market brings a different mix. Take a look beyond what you came for.

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Closet Cleanout

Well-kept pieces from personal wardrobes, mostly for everyday wear and at affordable prices. Clothing, shoes, bags and accessories in a range of styles and sizes, from things you reach for every day to something for a special occasion. The selection can also include higher-quality, more expensive pieces.

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Vintage & Designer

Selected vintage pieces, alongside contemporary designer and premium pieces: clothing, shoes, bags, jewellery and accessories that stand out for their cut, materials, craftsmanship or character. Prices can be higher in this category, depending on the piece and its condition.

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Kids Zone

Well-kept children’s clothing and shoes, toys, books and equipment for different ages. Things children have outgrown, with plenty of wear, reading and play still ahead of them.

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Home

Tableware, porcelain, ceramics, lighting, textiles, small furniture and decorative objects, alongside books, records and collectables. A varied selection of everyday pieces and details with character, from contemporary to vintage and designer objects.

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Upcycle and Redesign

Clothing, bags, jewellery, accessories and decorative objects made by reworking existing pieces and materials. Old jeans become a bag, ties become a skirt, and parts of jewellery come together to make something new. The focus is on reworking materials, ideas and craftsmanship.

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Leave time for one more round.

Some pieces catch your eye right away. Others you only notice when someone lifts them off the rail. In between, you ask about sizes, hear the story behind an object and meet people with the same eye for detail.

Music and everything else we have planned give each market its own rhythm. Check the market announcement for what we’re preparing next.

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Quick answers

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When is the next market?

Vol.11 is on Sunday, 29 November 2026, 12:00–18:00, at Hangar, Luka Beograd, Žorža Klemansoa 37, Belgrade.We’ll announce the next market here and on Instagram once the date is confirmed.

Is entry free?

Yes, entry is free.

How often are the markets held?

Eight times a year: in March, April, May, June, September, October, November and December.

Cash or card?

Bring cash in Serbian dinars (RSD). Cards aren’t accepted at the stalls. Ask the seller about paying by bank transfer.

Can I sell at the market?

You can apply through the form on our website when applications are open. The form is currently in Serbian, and all applications go through a selection process. For help with the form, email kontakt@backonrack.rs.