Oxfam, Kensington

This is a particularly nice branch of Oxfam, with the clothes smartly organised by colour. It offers the usual new fair trade products as well as second-​hand goods. Perhaps because of the area, there are some great higher-​end brands available, and a good selection of books. The Women’s Studies section is particularly extensive. They also have a few bits of furniture, and some very nice shoes arranged down one side. Worth a visit for a bit of bargain-​hunting.

One of the best Oxfam for sure. Maybe due to the rich of this local area, you find some really nice stuff in this shop sometimes. You could also make you own donations. You may not always get the bargain here, but if you keep on looking, you will not be disappointing.

This oxfam has a decent selection of books. As a guide modern fiction books are about £2 to £3. At the back of the shop they often have some small items of furniture. This shop also has a good selection of Oxfams own fair trade products. The shop also sells clothing but I find that the mens clothing here is a bit to expensive.
If you are visiting this shop you may also want to head up Kensignton Church Street towards Notting Hill as there are a couple of good charity shops on the way.

good deals and quirky products in the kensington branch. and your doing your bit for the international community

Charity, you can make donations, and buy things to support good causes.
I worked here for a month, the manager is nice and friendly.

One of my favourite Oxfam shops, because it is often patronised by ladies who lunch and you can therefore find some amazing bargains.
Like Prada jackets, hardly worn, second hand Chanel handbags and some less known but fabulous American designers. All major designer brands are there at some time or other. Worth regular trips like all charity stores it is always a hit or miss.