South London

A tiny cluttered ‘granny store’ that smells. read more »»

This store is like walking into a 1920s time warp. It sells everything from, glasses, records and old magazines to clothes. read more »»

The all glass exterior draws attention to the brilliantly merchandised displays, making you want to immediately wander inside this revamped Oxfam store. read more »»

Drop items off and after six weeks, if they are not sold you are obliged to collect them, otherwise you will get 50 per cent of whatever they were sold for. read more »»

Sells a wide range of secondhand designer clothing and accessories. All items are under a year old and are therefore fairly pricey. A Mulberry bag for £300 and a Chloe dress for £179. Run by a very rude French lady. read more »»

Formal and casual vintage clothing and accessories sold at very reasonable prices with regular monthly reductions. read more »»

Last season’s shoes at discount prices. Better than the shop on Kings Road - this stocks more shoes though they are decidedly more formalwear/workwear. read more »»

Hidden in the basement corner of the grotesque Elephant and Castle shopping mall, then again, Clarks has never claimed to be glam and this is the outlet store. Nevertheless, if you can bear the scenery it’s worth a visit. read more »»

Cenci offers vintage clothing from the Thirties to the Eighties for men, women and children.  Highlights for womenswear on a recent visit include a Seventies Pucci kaftan and an Eighties Dior jacket though both were upward of £120. read more »»

Stalls from all over Europe, spanning the 1800s to the Seventies. The fair attracts the ‘trade’ crowd with designers, prop hunters, buyers and the like attending. read more »»