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Lewes Flea Market

Lewes Flea Market

(3 reviews)

There isn't much you can't get in here, in the way of oddnsods, bitsnbobs, trinkets and TRAUMAS if…read moreyou're clumsy and reckless with your bag!!! As I well know.. I like to collect cups/saucers and there is a great supply to be had here. Prices vary, depends what you want. Parking very good nearby, if not full up..

Lewes reminds me of a cove, or a beach, where the detritus of ages seems to wash up and collect…read morelike driftwood into the numerous antique shops/flea markets/dress agencies/second hand book shops, and so forth. It seems like no one in Lewes ever throws anything away, they just covet it until it gets old enough and then they put it up for sale. The Lewes Flea Market has a similar feel to the Church Hill Antiques centre; set in a building that looks like it may once have been a chapel or something, there are rows and rows of stalls selling small antiques and retro bits and pieces. I'd say that overall the stuff in the Lewes Flea Market a bit more 'junky' than the stuff in Church Hill Antiques, although I mean that in a nice way. They jewellery seems to be, overall, slightly lower quality, and there are more bits of toot, like plastic ornaments and so forth. However, it is huge - there are two floors, and lots of little nooks and crannies. You walk past a corridor lined with books in order to get to a room round the back with large objects and furniture in it, which has two old bicycles strung up from the ceiling. It's very interesting to have a ferret about it. The proliferation of shops like this mean you could very easily live your entire life in Lewes never buying anything new.

Flint - Photo courtesy of Emma J.

Flint

(2 reviews)

£££

Flint (not Flint at Home which is the nearby homewares shop) is an upmarket clothing shop. And I…read moreshould really love it, it's stylish with lovely unusual knitwear and feminine pieces....but it feels over-edited and boring in the shop. I like the minimalist beach house look but this has somehow gone too far, when you walk into the shop there only seems to be about three items of clothing on display and a few white washed wooden tables with artfully displayed accessories. It makes it both a little intimidating and dull, which is a shame because the clothes they stock are great- Saltwater dresses, Malene Birger all sorts, Hartford coats and some great knits by Fabiana Filipi. Mostly you are looking at over a hundred pounds for an item but they are great pieces if you have that budget and if you can stand to hunt out the things amongst the white wood decor.

If you are an admirer and consumer of all things beautiful then Flint will make your heart sing. A…read morestunning collection of clothing both from renowned and niche designers, home furnishings and fripperies sourced from around the world, this is sometimes about need but always about want. Colours are muted, an exquisite palette of greys, blues, browns and whites, allowing long-time devotees and new clientele alike to create a cohesive and stylish look, marked for its unique appeal. The shop's owners, Heidi Francis and Julia Smith, an inimitably attractive and hugely likeable mother and daughter team, work tirelessly to produce an edited, elegant and irresistible collection, ensuring that their customers are the envy of the uninitiated season upon season. Flint is an emporium. A mecca for those with an eye for the understated and for the unusual. Softest silk scarves, cashmere blankets and leather satchels abound. Miller Harris candles and perfumes scent the air. Hand-tied flowers that echo the seasons make artistry of floristry. Impeccable taste is complimented by warm and attentive customer service. Here is a shop for the discerning, for the stylish, for those who understand.

Capriccio Boutique

Capriccio Boutique

(2 reviews)

Until I came to write this review, I always though this shop was called Carpaccio - and I couldn't…read morequite understand why they had named themselves after a raw meat dish. However I stand corrected, and although I don't know anything about the origins of the actual name, I no longer associate this place with pounded raw beef. This is another Lewes clothes shop aimed at middle aged women. This one has a bit more of a distinctive, ethnic-y vibe than some of the others; unlike Darcey or Renwick Clarke which just put me in mind of three piece suites and pristine lawns, Capriccio has slightly more bohemian feel. They sell those striped, handwoven basket bags from Kenya that I associate with the 80s, mostly because my mum used to have one. The clothing labels have names like 'Masai,' 'Sahara' and 'Oska,' and feature drapey, crepey tunics, and other unstructured pieces. They have some nice dressing gowns in ethnic prints, and also a nice selection of hats, including a stretchy straw hat that folds down flat. I am currently in the market of a nice sun hat, so I tried one on, but at £40 it was more than I wanted to spend. They also sell espadrilles and chunky jewellery pieces.

Trailed up the High St looking for a 'party' top and cardigan that weren't pastel and cashmery, and…read moreCapriccio were the only contenders. Their clothes are of clear, jewel-like colours and interesting textures, with a bit of ethnic element. Not cheap, but class shows. (NB I have no connection with Capriccio!) I hate clothes-shopping, and I was so pleased to find somewhere that suited me, so that I could buy a couple of nice things and head home.

Paul Clark Clothiers

Paul Clark Clothiers

(5 reviews)

£££

This is a very bespoke and custom men's formal and evening wear shop, offering clothes to a high…read moreend gentlemen's market. While I found the service to be a little bit dismissive at times, I couldn't argue with the quality of the clothes on offer. Unsurprisingly, such quality does bring with it a very hefty price tag, befitting the designs available. As I sought to become a real man with the purchase of a suit, I was put off by the £200 price tag attached. I'm not saying it isn't worth it, I am sure it is. However, such prices are just too rich for my blood.

Paul Clark sells all the necessary items for a gentleman's outfitting and toilet. To your right as…read moreyou come in is an attractive display of Geo. F. Trumper products, including all the necessary shaving creams, brushes, razors, props, colognes, hair pomades, and so forth. The wall is decorated with hand mirrors, and natural sponges sit in a jar. Over by the counter there is a cabinet with vintage and new men's jewellery, such as gilt and mother-of-peal cufflinks. The rear of the shop is largely dedicated to clothing, millinery and other accessories. It's lovely stuff, the shop is put together very nicely, with a good eye and a coherent general aesthetic, which is traditional but still cool. The shop keeper likes to chat, and in such a small space if you aren't happy with that you might feel uncomfortable, but I would definitely recommend checking Paul Clark out. If you have a bit of cash this is a great place to find some swish goodies for yourself or the man in your life.

Cliffe Antiques Centre

Cliffe Antiques Centre

(2 reviews)

Lewes seems to be rife with antiques shops (Cliffe High Street in particular), they seem to range…read morefrom some fantastic and fascinating collections of furniture and accessories from times long gone by (in the style of a genuine and well established store) to the more modern shabby chic "I saw you coming" type of shops. Lewes Antiques Centre is definitely one of the former. Focussing more on the small household wares and accessories this place has a good selection of glass cabinets filled with all manner of interesting trinkets from the past. It's a little like when you're young and you sneak off to go through the dining room drawers at your grandparents' place on Sundays. While the prices and the stock in here are great the vibe of the place seems to be really odd, had I gone in on my own I would have almost certainly left within a minute or so. The reason for this is that the people who were apparently the staff seemed generally unpleasant huffing and puffing every time I was remotely in their way rather than simply saying excuse me. Then there was the constant whispering. Nothing is going to set a potential customer less at their ease than the sound of hushed voices from behind the counter whilst they are trying to browse. If you can get past that though then I have to say this would be one of the best places going to pick up the finishing touches to a 1930s fancy dress outfit.

I must agree with the previous review. I love going round antique shops but the people here are…read morevery grumpy. It's as if they find having customers an inconvenience. Other antique shops in the town are more welcoming.

Brighton and Lewes Flea Markets

Brighton and Lewes Flea Markets

(2 reviews)

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Brighton and Lewes are both rich in these kind of establishments, but I personally feel that Lewes…read moredoes the antiques and oddities side of things so well. This place is a great case in point. The lay out and the feel of the Flea market are as you would expect, stalls and cabinets dividing up a larger space within a splendid Victorian building. Much like Snooper's Paradise or any other flea market. What I think sets this place apart is the stock they seem to keep and the prices that they sell said stock for. There's a brilliant selection not just of retro tat, but fascinating antiques most of which are on sale for the kind of money that any sensible post graduate with a little flare and taste could afford. The staff seems a little mad too, in a good way, rather than quietly shuffling around as you would expect in a standard antiques shop they talk loudly and whiter away about their social life in a way that makes you feel that you can spend a good hour or so here simply to brows. This works very much to their advantage in my opinion as I now know where to turn for any difficult birthdays or Christmases. All in all, if you're enjoying a day wandering about in Lewes or if you are just in town and have the time, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Brighton Flea Market in Kemptown is a great place to visit to wander round for 15 mins or for…read morehours, the place is full of interesting and funky items, it's the first place i go to when buying gifts, I never leave empty handed, the staff are great and always willing to help you out with whatever you are looking for, Was amazed to have my Chest Of Draws delivered the same day Check the place out....it's well worth it....

Age Concern - shopping - Updated May 2026

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