London - The Salvation Army Charity Shop Walworth
HOURS
Monday
9AM - 5PM
Tuesday
9AM - 5PM
Wednesday
9AM - 5PM
Thursday
9AM - 5PM
Friday
9AM - 5PM
Saturday
9AM - 5PM
Sunday
Closed
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About This Store
Salvation Army Walworth
The Salvation Army Charity Shop Walworth is a solid spot if you enjoy thrift shopping in England, especially in the Walworth area. This location is part of the well-known Salvation Army chain, which is recognized for supporting community programs through its thrift stores. You’ll find the usual mix of used clothing, from everyday basics to some vintage pieces, alongside furniture and housewares. It’s the kind of place where you can browse through racks of secondhand jackets and coats or check out shelves stocked with books and home accessories.
One thing that stands out about Salvation Army stores, including the Walworth branch, is their commitment to quality and affordability. They curate their donations carefully, so you won’t feel like you’re just digging through clutter. The furniture selection often includes sturdy chairs and tables that have character and are perfect for anyone looking to furnish on a budget. Plus, the housewares section often has practical items like kitchen gadgets or decorative pieces that add a bit of charm without breaking the bank.
If you’re into vintage fashion or hunting for unique clothing pieces, the Salvation Army Walworth store is worth a visit. The variety changes regularly, which keeps it interesting. Thrift shoppers who enjoy the thrill of sifting through different styles and eras will appreciate the range here. It’s also a great spot for books, including novels and sometimes older editions that make for good reading or gift options.
Overall, Salvation Army Walworth lives up to the chain’s reputation of blending thrift shopping with a purpose. It’s more than a place to find used clothes and furniture; it’s a community hub that supports local initiatives through every sale. For anyone in Walworth interested in sustainable shopping or just looking to refresh their wardrobe or home with secondhand goods, this store is definitely worth a look.
For more details, visit the The Salvation Army Charity Shop Walworth website.
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Google Reviews
6 months ago
Just great. Nice friendly staff, clean and tidy shop and loads of interesting items for sale. Thanks :)
a year ago
This has got to be hands down the best charity shop in South East London. The staff here are so friendly and very accommodating. I find them to be very helpful, especially the manager. There are always bargains galore and more than often I’ve purchased brand new items at more than a fraction of a price I would find in any other of the charity shops on the same road (5 in total) or anywhere else. I no longer shop anywhere else for clothes ❤️
2 years ago
Lovely atmosphere, lovely staff and a wide variety of well laid out goods of superb quality with affordable prices to match. My weekly,...if not daily place of guilty pleasure to shop,have a laugh, share stories and have a go at the staff in a good way. Haha!
8 months ago
Today we Found a nice scarf and wanted to purchase but the lady who was at the counter was extremely rude trying to rush us and wanted us to move so she can serve "her customers " even though it was about a minute we spent trying trying pa,and also we were also customers unacceptable dont recommend going to purchase at this shop.
11 months ago
I was served today by two members of staff, the female member of staff was incredibly rude. She took payment without making it known that the items were non-refundable. I told her that It would help to let customers know this beforehand as some people can't afford to waste money without knowing their consumer rights. And the clothing may not even fit! She then told her colleague to refund me, saying that "she can't afford £2". Such rude ignorance. I wasn't offered a bag, the clothing items that I did buy weren't even folded. I folded them myself on the counter! This type of service does not belong anywhere, let alone a Charity Shop. Nothing about her demeanour was "Charitable"; just rude.
