Charity shops in central London?

[MorrisZapp]

I'll be visiting the areas around King's Cross, Oxford Street, Marylebone High Street and Regent Street. Could make a reasonable detour as I'll have all day. Are there any decent charity shops tucked away? I know the Oxfam book shop on Marylebone HS but I like looking at clothes too. Thanks Londoners.

Knightsbridge has a couple, I’d suggest going west to Nottinghill area, too. Make a map on Google, star the ones you want to visit add them to a list to plan a route 🛍

I like the charity shops in Pimlico, not far from Victoria station

Thought that a few years ago there were a couple in Marylebone high street and one in a side street. This was pre covid though

Isn’t there one in Mayfair near the Conde Nast (Vogue) office? That one has a good reputation. I think near Hanover Square (close to Oxford Circus) and there is also a “famous” one near Goodge Street.

www.visitlondon.com/things-to-do/place/54793-salvation-army-trading-company

That Salvation Army one looks amazing! I'll check all these out, many thanks :)

There are a few in Kensington Church Street that have amazing finds

I recommend Chiswick although appreciate this is not central

Kings Cross- a Shelter 'boutique' on the top floor of Coal Drops Yard by Cos. Quite arty studenty.
Marylebone High St- a very good Barnados, the Oxfam you know (not just books), and also one more - a Cancer Research I think. All quite smart donations but jacked up prices. Well worth a ferret. I have found Barbour jackets, new DMs and lots of cashmere previously.
Have fun!