Fara

I had never come across this charity shop before, with the area I would have expected it to be a little bigger, but with this area there where quite a few charity shops on the same street.
There was quite a selection to see and choose from, with a lot of items being better quality than what I’m used to, I checked their plates and and they where all good condition, no chips or cracks.
On speaking to a member of staff I was told that if anything came in with any damage it would not be sold, now if that was anywhere in Glasgow they would have sold a dish or plate with chips, cracks for full price.

Although not the largest of charity shops Fara Moda covers all the basics; lady garments (the largest section), man garments, CD’s (some cassette tapes) DVD’s/computer games and general stuff (ornaments, small furniture, cups etc) as well as some pictures and a ‘Kids Corner’ — things to buy, not a play area.
Everything has a designated area here, not cluttered or messy but placed and orderly with ample room left to negotiate your path around and browse for some gems.
As I previously mentioned it’s not the largest so their book section isn’t as large as many other charity shops and the same goes for most of the varying sections. I only bought one book when I was there last but I’ll definitely be returning for some more knockdown goodies. Remember, one (wo)mans trash is another (wo)mans treasure!
They also have a changing room facility and some Goldfish but I believe the fishys are for display purposes only. However, if you ask the question they could be yours for a small charitable fee,
Love and hugs, Ian