charity shop online is there any

[eseses]

i was wondering if theres any charity shops online im into too 70/80s style clothes like the jackets the old baggy grey trousers and the body warmers etc i was wondering if any one know of charity shops only would be a great help or shops what sell stuff like this online.
i love charity shops because i say the stuff what you cant find now you can find in them places :chin:

[Blah]

im not sure about online charity shops and i very much doubt they exist, but definately try ebay

[eseses]

i tryed ebay i love it but alot of the time there should be more stuff on it such as for these i love them http://i2.ebayimg.com/01/i/03/2c/60/96_1_b.JPG :razz:

im looking around for one of these really bad at the moment and want it for saturday for some party what im going too also could some one tell me whats the name of these i know its a hard picture it has a peck at the front and ear flaps at the side like a russian hat but with out the fur and plus the peak :D http://www.dvdsource.co.uk/image/content/m/69609.JPG

[Kiezo]

Use some common sense. Of course there aren't any.

[eseses]

Use some common sense. Of course there aren't any.

well i thought there may not be but other sites what does this clothing if a charity formed a web site and sold clothes etc on it on it it would be much more effictive then a charity shop just down the high street

such as the clothes comes in to the shops say theres 5 shops from the same chairty linked up to the net each place has its own system they add the data in to the systems on to a online database and then you can find straight away what ur looking for and order it :rolleyes:

[Kiezo]

it would be much more effictive then a charity shop just down the high street

It would be the complete opposite from effective. Seeing as charity shops don't get items in bulk like clothes shops do, only one item of the same type at the one time, it wouldn't be practical for the site to be updated that often.

Descriptions are also misleading, so pictures of each item would have to be taken and uploaded as well.

Also, with the price of most of the items in charity shops, postage and packaging would probably cost more than the actual item itself.

Futhermore, not to generalise, but the average clientele of a charity shop customer doesn't exactly fit the bill of an internet shopper.

[LadyJade]

eseses, it isn't an online charity shop, but have you heard ofTRAID (http://www.traid.org.uk/)? In their own words -
TRAID stands for Textile Recycling for Aid and International Development. Launched in 1999, TRAID has gone from strength to strength. With its unique link between recycling and fashion retail, TRAID continues to raise money to fund international projects whilst helping to promote recycling and waste reduction in the UK.

Unwanted clothes that are donated are hand sorted or redesigned and reconstructed to make new recycled garments, and sold through our charity shops.

Through its strong branding, TRAID has been successful in gaining a reputation for being innovative and edgy, appealing to a predominantly young, fashionable and environmentally conscious audience.

[eseses]

ok thanks guys and girls :D i was wondering if any one can tell me whats the name of these i know its a hard picture it has a peck at the front and ear flaps at the side like a russian hat but with out the fur and plus the peak http://www.dvdsource.co.uk/image/content/m/69609.JPG please :nervous:

[Zella]

looks like a sherlock holmes hat to me

[eseses]

nooo i dont want the back hehe but that be kool wearing one of them

[Kiezo]

nooo i dont want the back hehe but that be kool wearing one of them

It really, really wouldn't.