Factory Outlet

There’s quite a bit here at The Factory Outlet. If you’re looking to clutter your flat with some Things, then this is definitely a good place to go. In fact, if I didn’t already purchase a ton of rugs, I certainly would have purchased some here. Welcome Mats galore in this place.
The silverware I have in my flat is a tad dirty, and there’s this unknown gunk that sits on some of the knives (I avoid using those knives). Well, I was able to buy a full set of spoons, forks and knives for a very nominal cost. If I had more money, I could have bought some bowls as well.
They have a good selection of household supplies as well. Pillows, blankets, chairs, candles, tables, drawers, that sort of thing. The quality on some of these items isn’t the greatest, but, then again, you aren’t paying a whole lot for them either.

One of those imaginatively named discount stores which sells end of line catalogue/​warehouse stock at cut prices. A relatively new addition to Brighton’s bustling North Street, they were just opening over Christmas.
Some of the stuff’s pretty tacky, framed Spiderman posters and holographic Twilight images being the prime suspects, but the furniture is good value and all very chic, from glass coffee tables and computer desks to leather sofas.
At the back of the shop there are discounted rugs, brightly coloured fluffy ones, all very modern and half the original price, and if you ever need a suitcase or luggage holdall, this is the place to come.
The shop does look a bit bare, and they do tend to stock multitudes of the tat but only small selections of the good stuff, making it look like they forgot to fill it up. Worth a look if you’re looking for something listed above.