September 2025 by Deborah Hogg
Spoke to Lynn the manager on the phone to see what I could donate really nice person very cheerful and when dropping off bags of stuff it was a really nice atmosphere in the shop. Will be going down with some more item soon.
November 2022 by William R.
Great value shop well organized and layout is easy to navigate prices are excellent staff are fantastic friendly and helpful. Great selection of gents clothing and footwear.
August 2022 by Natalia McMahon
Rude and incompetent staff. Don?t recommend.
October 2020 by Jon Mcdonald
See that bloody guy Michael im sure his name is, u have on ur door he was very cheeky to myself & my kid. All the rest of the staff are so nice. but I will not be back in the shop now.
August 2019 by SARAH GRAHAM
Was passing and spotted some new air purifiers in their window so popped in to enquire, assistant was extremely helpful advised on size that I would need. It was a fraction of the cost I had seen when looking online so I purchased one and was provided with a large bag (at no extra cost). I am absolutely thrilled with this purchase and of course the extremely helpful advice from the sales assistant .
May 2019 by Margaret Buchanan
Nice and friendly staff. Great shop. Great prices.
November 2018 by Margaret Oneil Prentice
Shop nice and clean and majority of staff are very helpful and pleasant xx
August 2018 by ivetka zuffova
i like shop but i find short woman with glasses and short bob extremely rude.she is very abrupt and unpleaseant.hope she will be replaced for someone who doesnt lack customer service and smile.shame she works there!!!
April 2017 by md.waliur rahman
Good shop for cheap price.
August 2014 by Ruth J.
One of the largest charity shops in the East end and always jam packed with goodies. Strong selection of menswear which is a nice change and loads and loads of ladieswear. Pricing can be mixed but stock quality is usually always good. Lots of handbags available and very small brik a brak section ( complete with plenty of cds)
January 2010 by gareth v.
Like many other large charity stores, this one doesn't follow the trend for clean, organised spaces: I actually find it to be a little bit of a pot-luck browse, with the books in particular being idiosyncratic and rather random. It isn't a great place for clothes- they avoid the quality control that has seen the Cancer Research become a sort of vintage specials in Shawlands- so patience is required, as well as a good idea for the diamond in the rough.
January 2010 by Adele R.
My very favourite thing about this shop is their eclectic selection of nineties hits that they have booming out of their ghetto-blaster, with the chirpy staff singing along. Most recently, I was amused by hearing the No Mercy classic, "Where Do You Go? (my lovely)", whilst the hoodie wearing teen behind the counter sang along quite cheerfully. Hilarious soundtrack aside, this is a great big charity shop filled with loads of bags, books, shoes and scarves, as well as many many rails of clothing ordered by style and size, which is a nice little time saver. I find this to be the best shop of its kind in the area if you're looking for some books, as they have a great selection at very low prices, which is always a bonus. There are shelves filled with trinkets and pointless decorations that you would expect to find on your granny's fireplace, however there is the occasional little gem like pretty wine glasses. Definitely worth a visit for the impressive selection of nineties classics alone.
October 2009 by Liz K.
The Salvation Army Shop is probably the biggest charity shop on Duke Street. There are loads of clothes, and they are arranged by size, which saves unnecessary rummaging. They have a pretty huge selection of books and their crockery and homeware section is nice too - not as grannyish as some charity shops can be. The only problem is that because it's such a big shop, it loses some of the community feel of a charity shop, it feels really businessy and I kind of prefer my charity shops haphazard. The window displays are good though, you always see a nice top or something you like in the window.
