March 2023 by Judit Garcia Folguera
Not so charitable charity. Ms Kelly kindly advised that the British Heart Foundation had bought £3k worth of stuff from Miss Selfridge and Topshop. She did not say for how much (these shops closed down). Items are priced 50% off the price tag. Online, most dresses are on sale for 69% off and more (check ASOS for example). I asked if they would ever reduce it and she tells me some of this stuff will go on eBay, and that they surely aren't pricey because they do extremely well. This is Borehamwood, not Chelsea. If you want something affordable from a physical store you are better off crossing the street and visiting Cancer Research or Age UK.
February 2023 by Cameron McGowan
Stan the man was amazing and the other staff were very nice too, thankyou, great charity shop ?
December 2022 by Clutch King
Cheap dvd but it smells of cigarettes and bo
October 2022 by balal hashempoor
Perfect
May 2022 by Genuine Person
Expensive for a charity shop. The best ones are the ones opposite, especially the peace hospice one opposite the post office nearly.
October 2021 by Bearsac
Occasionally you find something good amongst the usual man-made fiber rubbish.
December 2018 by David
This is probably one of the more expensive charity shops in the Shenley road. Men's jumpers can be £5+, (£3 from Shenley roads Cancer research). One might argue that they are good quality, but gone are the days of any charity shop selling tatty stuff. Yes the money goes to a good cause but then again more often than not people buying second hand clothes are not necessarily all reselling well known brands on eBay but are people like me that can't afford £20+ for a jumper from Peacocks or £30+ from Tesco. Just because these store and all the others charge over inflated prices charity shops should not follow suit.. I still give 4 stars because it is a worthwhile charity, as are they all.
August 2017 by Ali Andisheh
Volunteers must be over 18 years old.
March 2017 by Bradley Bishop
good selection of products