Thrift Stores in Lewes, East Sussex

“This large Cancer Research Shop, sits on the bottom corner of the High Street,and just over the road from the Pedestrianised Friars Walk area, so it's in one of THE prime shopping locations in Lewes, which is good for a charity shop, as I bet McDonald's, Primark etc..are just waiting to snap it up. I wasn't too hopeful of seeing anything I liked in here as I walked past, as I thought the clothes would be less eclectic and fashionable than the ones in Brighton (due to the demographic). Yet I was delighted and surprised to see on their racks a really nice Parka Coat on sale for only £14.50, which was a total and utter bargain. On top of the Parka, there happened also to be a full bodied ski suit, which although I didn't need or want, would have saved some person perhaps hundreds of pounds on buying a new one. Other than the clothes, there are lots of little trinkets and odds and ends, that are nicely stacked and exhibited, to get your teeth into, as well as cards and books to browse.”

“Great little shop. Me and the children have found some amazing bargains in here over the years. The manager (Alison?) is always welcoming, kind and happy to see us. If your in Lewes this little shop is well worth a visit.”

“Lewes is truly a charity chop Graceland and with one popping up every two minutes, you really can just hop along the cobbled streets from to another. Oxfam is one of the prize outlets, filled with treasureable friends. Although a charity shop, there is a certain grace and etiquette to this one as women floated around conversing with one another. The cherry on the cake is the antique books section displayed in a beautifully old and ornate fashion-and they aren't in an unobtainable price range.”