This is quite a big Oxfam shop which sells a very good range of furniture. It is a good place to go…read moreif you want to buy good quality second hand furniture for a good price. They are always getting new items in. Now and again very old items turn up. They will deliver furniture to you so you don't need to worry about transporting it yourself. As well as furniture they sell a very good variety of second hand books well. The prices are okay. They sell some bric a brac items as well. The staff are friendly and will help with what you are looking for.

this is a great shop you never know what you will find and they have a great selection of Music…read moreFurniture books and Bric a brac to. I like popping in when I can but I am happy to see that they know have a facebook page so I can keep updated on the things they have in the shop https://www.facebook.com/pages/Oxfam-Furniture-Southampton/1432118677046973

Although I don't usually bother with reviews I must write one for The Bed Shop in Milton Hampshire…read morebecause of the excellent help they gave me in obtaining the Konturmatic adjustable bed and rising chair I needed quickly when my disabled wife was about to be sent home from hospital. It wasn't possible for me to go to the shop so everything was arranged with Ian on the phone and emails. The order was not straightforward due to involving a choice of fabric for the chairs and needing additional items such as safety bars and special bedding plus my decision to add a matching bed and chair for myself. Ian's knowledge and advice was invaluable and everything was delivered and installed very efficiently within nine days of my first enquiry. The chairs have been designed with tot many useful features for me to list here, I just recommend looking at The Bed Shop before considering other suppliers.

This small town seems a strange place to find this excellent bed shop. The showroom is surprisingly…read morelarge. They stock all types of beds including adjustable & for special needs, mattresses, pillows, recliner chairs and bedding. They have an onsite factory to make or personalise your bed. I believe it is a family run business, the staff are friendly, helpful and informative. We were advised to take a elderly relative and ended up buying for our selves as well. The care and time they took was amazing. Discussing all aspects of possible back problems, sleeping habits, weight, height etc. Their prices are really good value, much less than other comparable products. There is parking on site.

This is a great shop. and when I next need furniture I will be giving this a top priority snoop…read more It has, for a smallish shop, a wide choice of suites and seperates. My cottage doesn't lend itself to a three piece suite, un less I swap the dining and living rooms around, so buy individual pieces suits me very well. Their beds seem good too, but I love my own!

Favourite place of mine to buy a bed or a mattress. Prices are amazing and staff are very helpful…read morehelping you to pick out the best product for you. Delivery is very quick sometimes same day which is amazing. Could not fault the service or the products in any way will be returning and would recommend to everyone.

The staff here are really friendly and helpful. In fact I often get delayed by chatting!…read more I mostly buy from the Fair Trade and Per Una, although I got a fab skirt from their classic range. I sleep in Fair Trade men's T shirts! Really comfortable. I get socks for my daughter here and panties as they seem to last longer then cheaper ones. I got her a dressing gown in the Value bit, and some German looking pyjamas. (It's the colours) Nearly all my underwear is from here, but never you mind, and also have their pillow protectors. Quality stuff!

I use to think M&S was a no go area for me and way beyond my budget, but due to sales I have been…read moredrwarn to go into the store and have been surprised at the prices, they are very reasonable and very impressed with the clothing range for children, could spend quite abit on dresses for my daughter here. food hall is also a place where you can still pick up the odd jem or 2, and their cookies are a must to try.. Only snag I hate about this store is childrens dept is upstairs which can be pain at times, but customer lifts are available..

Hmmm.an electic mix of lamps, modern chairs, bookshelves, end tables and cushions etc…read more I find this an odd sort of mix under one not so large roof. It's as if you walk in and magicly will find the item they stock will suit your needs or wants. No seemingly obvious choice of colours. It reminds me a bit of an expensive market, or garage sale. I prefer stores where there are colour options amd alternatives. A pleasant snoop though.

Not a shop to go into if you have children, as I found out the hard way loads of things they can…read moreeasily knock over, so couldnt really enjoy looking round. Having said that they do offer a catalogue which is free so you can browse in the comfort and safety of your home. Loads of nice items for gifts etc, but hard on the pocket price wise..

Oxfam in the high st is great for getting cards - they have some really amusing ones. They are also…read morepretty good for childrens books and vinyls. The clothes seem rather blah on the whole, although I used to get some bits for my daughter. Upstairs, though, they do brides dresses, bridesmaids and page boys. You need to make an appointment for this, so that some one is available to give the time. They display bridal gowns in the window, and, like anywhere, they vary a great deal. My own bridal dress was not expensive at all, and if I hadn't found that I would consider a secondhand one. Why spend a fortune on one day, when you can use the money for a great honeymoon, or towards a house?

This shop isnt the best charity shop as it is small and doesnt stock many childrens items. Looking…read morefor a adult wardrobe and this store is ok. oc have a bridal gown in the windown prices vary from £200-£400 which could save you quite a bit for your big day.

If you're stuck for a gift for birthdays, Christmas or for that matter any other event, pop into Mu…read moreMu. For original and classy gifts this shop is an aladdin's cave. Not the cheapest place to shop, but you pay a little extra for quality. Range includes things like jewellry, picture frames, greeting cards, ornaments, home furnishings, books and many other items. Well worth browsing for that special present.

All though this shop is not as big as other charity shops there is still the odd good bargin to be…read morefound, good choice of books for all is to be found at this shop. The staff are helpful and dont mind kids popping into the shop unlike some do

This shop is small but has a good range of clothes and books mainly and some good bargains here…read more The staff are friendly and helpful. It can get crowded as the shop is well stocked and busy. Well worth a look.