London - The Salvation Army
HOURS
Monday
9:15AM - 4PM
Tuesday
9:15AM - 4PM
Wednesday
9:15AM - 4PM
Thursday
9:15AM - 4PM
Friday
9:15AM - 4PM
Saturday
9:15AM - 1PM
Sunday
Closed
It's 5:02PM in London right now
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About This Store
Salvation Army in England
The Salvation Army in England is a classic spot for anyone into thrift shopping. Known worldwide for its charitable work, this chain also offers a steady stream of secondhand goods that reflect a broad range of styles and eras. It’s not just a place to pick up used clothing; the store often features furniture, housewares, books, and occasional vintage items that catch the eye. The vibe is straightforward—items are priced to move, and the stock changes often, which keeps each visit interesting.
If you’re after thrift store staples like jackets, dresses, or denim, this Salvation Army location usually has plenty. Because it’s a well-established chain, you’ll notice their donation system helps keep the quality of used clothing relatively consistent. Pieces can range from everyday casual wear to more unique vintage finds that feel like they’ve been around for decades. Beyond clothes, the furniture selection is worth checking out if you’re furnishing a flat on a budget. Chairs, tables, and shelves pop up regularly, each with a little character that new store-bought items just don’t have.
The Salvation Army is also a good stop for homeware and books, perfect for adding personality to your living space without breaking the bank. Plates, mugs, and decorative items are typically well kept, and books span from classic novels to quirky nonfiction. Because the store supports a larger cause, shopping here feels a bit different—you’re not just snagging deals, but also contributing to community programs. For anyone serious about thrift shopping in England, this Salvation Army offers a reliable mix of quality and variety, making it a solid choice to browse through week after week.
For more details, visit the The Salvation Army website.
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Google Reviews
a year ago
When I visited the shop itself was closed but I was very taken with building as a whole it being a Salvation Army Property dating back to the 1800s. Well worth a Google if you interested in history.
2 years ago
Spacious interior with appropriate inept merchandising trading the usual charity shop assemblage of clothing, household items, books, bric a brac look and whatever’s. Now this might not sound like much but in the grand scheme of charity-shop-dom, difficult to fault. Combative pricing rules here - you’re more likely than not to find something you had no idea you’d never need. Worth taking a gander and rummage.
3 months ago
Reasonably priced clothes and toys for London’s standards but the price for furniture is often ridiculously high no wonder why they have stuff for weeks. It’s worth a visit but be prepared for no returns but only exchanges and an abruptly rude shop manager tall brown hair man with northen accent. He’s embarrassing.
a month ago
They actively make it hard to donate items with cut off times for donations that is no where advertised… and get annoyed when you try to donate not knowing this rule
a year ago
Nice shop, shame about the management! Lots of decent stuff in this shop at good prices. Unfortunately the management are Rude Prima Donna's who seem to think the shop is run for their benefit. I've donated hundreds of items over the years and barely received a grudging thanks. Worse still they often refuse to sell or reserve items that are on display. They no longer take CDs but rather than refuse they throw them straight into the bin. Such a waste as other charity shops would be greatful. I'll definitely be donating elsewhere in future.
