Thrift Factory

The selection for men is so small. The entire warehouse almost is dedicated to women’s wear. This should be made clearer on the website

Went just on a random Wednesday at 10. Very quiet. If you like spending time digging, this place is definitely worth an hour or two of your time, if you don't, it probably isn't. The clothes are largely fast fashion stuff or unbranded vintage in big sizes. All stuff is unwashed and can smell a bit (bring hand sanitizer). Absolutely brilliant for someone looking for clothing material to rework or upcycle in some way as it is so cheap, but if you are coming here to resell, it might not be worth your time. Found an acne studios jumper but it had shrunk and had moth holes. I thoroughly enjoyed and it was worth a visit for sure, but I think only for a certain type of person

The clothes are all very clean and despite the chaos that is given in such shops, it didn’t seem like a total mess. The clothes seemed to be from the 2010s and cheap brands, which is not what I was personally looking for. But you do find good things (also quality wise) especially for the price, which is £10 per kilo.

Nice place to thrift,but unfortunately, I did not manage to find anything for myself, not a lot of clothes in XS/S size. Also expected to find more vintage clothing,rather than Primark, but I may come again to try my luck

Not much to for the taking. Bought 4 very average dresses paid £16 which I felt was over priced for what I got.

Sometimes you get good collections. Best place to go if you ever want to thrift clothes.

Rlly cool experiencing 'thrifting' like those American youtuberssome clothes are hung up and organised, I wish that the bins weren't so full up, make it easier to dig through- defo an arm workoutdefo some primark, h&m and vintage stuffchaotic and a little time consuming, but I found rlly nice autumn 'fall' clothes so it's worth it