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18 years ago
Good charity shop, fair prices, well laid out and cheerful friendly staff.
101 Guildford Street
Chertsey KT16 9AS
United Kingdom
Chertsey
01932 564362
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I usually love this place, there is always a great present for a difficult friend or relation to be…read morefound here, However, yesterday a blond, short haired assistant bustled up to me with an aggressive "Can I help you MADAM!" just as i got in the door. Not the usual greeting. Then she was too busy to serve me. So I went across the road where the ambience was far more agreeable.
Love this local boutique...gorgeous and unique jewelry pieces, candles, gifts, quality lingerie,…read moreholiday wear...so much! Not to mention wonderful customer service and warm, helpful staff that makes you feel right at home.
I visited Piajeh in Weybridge for the first time in a while recently and it still remains one of…read morethe best and most unique boutiques in Surrey. It's been in Weybridge for around 15-16 years now. They've always had such a variety of different things and rarely ever the same item is available again, so best to grab it when you see it, try it on and buy it there and then, or it will be gone quickly. There is something for everyone here, casual everday and anytime pieces, cashmere tops, party dresses, evening wear, gorgeous shoes and trendy boots for all occasions and a fabulous selection of costume jewellery, a few bags and belts. Don't expect any bargains as Piajeh is a top end boutique, but it's always worth a look out for one-off creations that are on sale. I would describe Piajeh as a treasure trove for anyone with a unique eye for fashion and if you're after something different that nobody else you know will also have in their wardrobe. A sister Piajeh boutique (same owner) opened in the Summer of 2012 in Wimbledon village, haven't visited that shop yet.
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Devotion is a beautiful, heart centred retailer. I am yet to visit the store, but have purchased…read morethings both online, and from a Devotion stall at a yoga festival in France. Devotion is a prime example of what can be achieved with vision, and attention to detail - oh and high standards. Very high standards. AND a taste in beautiful colours, fabrics and merchandising.
Medium sized version of Smiths, located in the Centre Court Shopping Centre, next to Wimbledon…read moreRailway Station. It replaces the larger branch which used to be on the bridge opposite the station entrance. (There's still a very small branch selling just magazines and confectionery next to the main station entrance). This branch has a small selection of books, a good selection of greetings cards and magazines, and a reasonable selection of stationery. They also sell tobacco products and National Lottery tickets.
This store is slightly bigger than your average Claires and so is way less crowded, thank god…read more There is actually room to move between the hanging stands of jewellery and it is still relatively well stocked, in quite a nice location in the second of Readings indoor shopping centres. They do ear piercings and the staff seem to be well trained and always friendly.
Hard to mark this one as it's an old-skool charity shop - the sort of thing that you'd have gotten…read moreyour cool™ clothes from as a student about twenty years ago. The shop is small but, due to it's old-skoolness, can turn up a few treasures at a ludicrously low price. The staff are all friendly and helpful and the range of items are pretty good.
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The Paragon Trust is a fantastic little charity shop located on Well Street…read more Here you will find a good selection of Brick-a-brack, clothes, toys, shoes, old records, tapes and Cd's and random things like TVs and sofas from time to time. The lady that's usually in here is very lovely and chatty. I love charity shopping because of the randomness of it, you never know what kind of gem's your going to come across or then again you could leave with nothing.
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Really well-made and classic children's clothes with fantastic detailing. I would especially come…read morehere if I were in the market for a lovely child's coat or jacket - the sort of item that a child will wear a lot and ought to be able to withstand a lot of wear and tear and still look nice. They also have an impressive selection of shoes (think proper boots and Mary Janes) and accessories (purses, scarves, and hats). And of course, the requisite assortment of darling child's toys and books - just to make it really hard to leave empty handed. There is a very Parisian feel to the entire boutique. Yes, it's expensive as far a children's clothing goes... but the quality and marvelous attention to detail are temptingly worth it.
Everything in this store is beautiful. You really can't go wrong. Impeccably made, stylish, yet…read moresweet. The clothing is modern, without looking like they are clothes for trashy teenagers. It makes me wish I was that tiny!
So on the talk threads someone was looking for Hanukkah candles and being the good little Jewish…read moregirl I am, I thought it was about time I reviewed Egg Stores. It's actually called that, Egg Stores, and it's pretty much opposite to the huge grave yard in Stoke Newington. I come here for several things; Hanukkah candles, Yahrzeit candles, Shabbat candles (basically any kind of candle a Jew would ever need) as well as Matzo meal, noodle soup mix, kosher sweets. You name it, and they probably have it. Don't expect friendly service, don't come in here showing too much skin, be respectful of the family serving and you'll be fine. This is a frum area and this is a store that is for the locals, run by the locals. I love it! It's worth the bus ride out here once a year to get all my needs fixed.
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