Blackout

A great little shop that makes us all question why there's so much beige in the world. I came in asking about something on display and ended up getting helped with something else that was honestly a bigger deal. Lovely people all round, really.

I have just promptly received my order from Blackout.I love my kitsch Elephant clips!!Thank you for the service!!

This shop packs so much colour! It’s one of the most colourful places in Brighton - it hits you like a kaleidoscope as soon as you enter! There are so many different products inside displaying different cultures across the globe. The perfect place to buy gifts or lovely souvenirs. From patterned socks to carpets to colourful skulls to oil painted mugs to incense sticks there’s just so much to see. I personally found it slightly expensive, but I guess you pay for the originality of the items sold in the shop.

The most lovely of shops. Beautiful colourful, exotice artifacts, jewellery, cards, kitchen ware and much more. Super friendly staff. Always a must to place to visit when I'm in Brighton.

Beautiful little store packed with lovely gifts, homeware and clothing. Ideal if you’re looking for something a little different to your average high street stores.

It is a unique shop in Brighton. You can always find something to your liking and amazing staff members

Popped down today from London , the most beautiful shop tucked away perfectly and unlike any other especially in the sunshine ! with the most insightful and welcoming staff - absolutely worth a visit x

A gift for everyone at Blackout! It's a real treasure trove and I make special trips to Brighton to shop in its wonders!!

Lovely friendly service. Store is a riot of Mexican colour. Go in and buy some joy. Even if you just browse you'll come out feeling a wee bit more joyful.

I could not help walking into this store when I was passing by. Bursting with colours it will definitely catch your eye and lure you in, not to mention the heavenly smell of incense. The products are mainly Indian or the art based on India. I was pleasantly surprised to find similar shopping bags that my parents used for groceries and mats and calendars that adorned our walls. Not only are they eye-catching but tad nostalgic as I was transported to another place and era!! However, I would still prefer to buy my soap, incense and steel tableware from an Indian store at a cheaper rate. The things that I would prefer buying from here would be gift items, especially for those who prefer colours and the exotic.