very rude the old women and expensive the prices my advice don't go there to that shop ..read more

Exclusivo is a designer second-hand thrift shop down a cute little alley in Hampstead. It's a poky…read morelittle shop crammed full of designer pieces for men and women. It's one of those second hand places that you have to root around in whereas i myself like it all to be organised for me so i can get stuck in straight away rather than breaking into a sweat rummaging through piles of crap searching for the beautiful dress that shouts out to me. I'm not saying there's a lot of crap in here as there are some gorgeous items but not everything is to my taste. They have a good selection of handbags, shoes and accessories too. They often have Chanel pieces in here as well as other big designer names and you can get them at great prices. Sometimes i find loads of things i like and some days i come away very disappointed having seen nothing but that's the nature of shopping and i love it.

An overwhelming mix of Australian accents and 2pence hooker-attired moms made my face go in all…read moresorts of directions when I stepped foot into this store. BUT. I escaped with a lovely scarf and tore myself away from some amazing shoes that were half a size too large for me. A real steal of a shop with Chanel, Prada, Miu Miu and some higher-end high street...and definitely not as packed with weary-looking rich kids like some of the other vintage giants around Camden/Covent Garden. Highly, highly recommended. I took a star off mainly due to the fact that there were toddlers crawling all up in some amazing leather bags. Mental thoughts included, do NOT puke/poo/pee (like that alliteration action?) on that, thanks.

This is a lovely shop operated by one of the most knowledgeable staff that I have ever encountered…read moreat a purveyor of pre-loved luxury items. I so enjoyed my conversation with them regarding the history of different design houses, and where these houses are now under the current design teams. Be sure that you visit both the top and bottom floors. I found that the best items seem to be on the top floor, but the bottom floor is worth the trip, especially if you have any children in your life who you might like to gift some lovely designer pieces. Unfortunately, I didn't walk away with anything during my first visit, but I did find a gorgeous Chanel jacket that was priced fantastically (it was just not in my size), and an MIH shearling jacket that I may have to go back for that was also priced reasonably, as well as a cute little Burberry coat in the children's section that was an absolute steal. If you become a regular customer, I was informed that then they will offer to add you to their email list to be alerted when special pieces in your size come in--they do narrow it down to meet your specifications (size, designer, etc). Currently, I was told that the list is about 1000 persons long, and that pieces fly out the door, so it is best to visit often and not wait for the email notifications in any case.

This charity shop is not bad at all. Nothing to write home about but if you are writing home about…read morecharity shops than you have more serious problems. I'm writing you about about charity shops, so perhaphs the shoe fits! Ha Ha. No, seriously All Aboard has some cool stuff. The ladies from East Finchley and Muswell Hill ( this store is also near enough to Highgate) have written off some of thier old designer finds in this shop. For example, I found a really hot waist coat from New Look for 5 pounds here. Of note, was also a D & G top for 6.95- a steal! If you like charity shops and find yourself in N2, have a look!

All Aboard is a charity shop but it's never made clear exactly what charity it supports, which is…read morewhy I've rated it four and not five stars. In terms of what it sells the shop is excellent. It has a great range of books and always stocks a lot of travel books. The stock is usually of really good quality too. The staff are really friendly and helpful.

Nothing beats a good charity shop and Golders Green in north London is blessed with some of the…read morebest. The North London Hospice shop in particular, just a hop, skip and a jump away from the tube, is really something special. Last time I visited I bought an original 1920s Assuit shawl for a mere £5. Five pounds! More importantly, the North London Hospice is a fantastic charity so purchases are helping a good cause. This seems like the kind of charity shop with a high turnover of stock so regular visits will likely pay off. A warning though: the friend I visited with had her purse stolen by a harmless looking old dear in the North London Hospice. Appearances can certainly be deceiving.

The titles a little strange but its a charity shop next to another charity shop...this one is the…read morebetter of the two by far. A little smaller, a little messier, but good prices and I've found a few good things here. At least one thing every time I stop by. The dressing room is a bit awkward. tight space and a thin little curtain but if you can maneuver without exposing too much then you're safe.

This is my go-to charity shop on the high street…read more It is huge! It is also the cleanest, has the best bargains, and a large selection of furniture and shelving. You will usually find my coming out of there with a book or kitchenware, and if you don't it's because instead I've bought some crazy piece of art for a friend's birthday. Because there are pockets of Japanese, Indian and Jewish communities around, there are always lots of cool items to examine. Also a great place for cheap picture frames. The staff are ridiculously friendly and help as much as they can. The manager is so happy and it's like speaking to an old friend. I can even hear her speaking happily to the staff in the backroom- you would never know she was giving them tasks. The have home delivery too! Because sometimes you just can't lug home that gorgeous drink cabinet on your own.

Horrible - this store is full with things that have all been picked over and look more like second…read morehand than discount They also apparently have a lot of thefts (staff standing on the stairs surveying everyone) and much more electronic security tags than in our local TKMaxx No thank you! Review #8 2020

Loved this TK Max...I found so many great deals here! They had a wide selection of all styles of…read moreclothes and shoes at a great price, plus makeup. I ended up buying enough stuff to fill a large overnight bag for under £400. Everything was well organized considering how busy the store was.

A charity shop should not be this expensive. I don't care how much I am into the cause...what ever…read moreit may be here...you know I have no idea what charity this store gives to...ANYWAY Overpriced and I've never really found anything that even remotely made me want to spend that much on it. Big Ol Meh for this place.