Vintage finds at KL flea market


Pasar Karat Kuala Lumpur opens daily from 4am to 10am. — Photos: AZMAN GHANI/The Star

FLEA markets are a great place to shop for vintage items, collectibles and preloved goods at low prices.

One such place is Pasar Karat Kuala Lumpur, also known as Classic Market Kuala Lumpur.

It has emerged as a popular shopping destination, drawing both locals and foreigners.

Shoppers comparing prices and specifications of refurbished laptops.Shoppers comparing prices and specifications of refurbished laptops.

Located near Jalan Tun HS Lee and a stone’s throw from Central Market or Pasar Seni, the market opens daily from 4am to 10am.

Coins and banknotes to tickle the fancy of numismatists.Coins and banknotes to tickle the fancy of numismatists.

It was relocated in April last year from Lorong Petaling – where it had been operating for decades – due to safety concerns.

A machine used to make shaved ice or ABC, is among items that can be found at the market.A machine used to make shaved ice or ABC, is among items that can be found at the market.

Shoppers can wander through a maze of stalls stocked with items like old coins, retro apparel and vintage magazines, among others.

A man in the market looking for jeans.A man in the market looking for jeans.

Some just come to window-shop while soaking in the atmosphere.

(Above) Colourful apparel including football jerseys, caps and sneakers for sale.  (Above) Colourful apparel including football jerseys, caps and sneakers for sale.

The eclectic offerings and unique setting offer a glimpse of life in the capital city.

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