PDSA

As much as it is impossible to give a charity shop a bad review (they help people get rid of old junk, sell cheap clothes and help injured doggies — in this case), the PDSA shop in Chorlton is the RSPCA’s poorer next door neighbour. The stock levels are probably the lowest of any Chorlton charity shop and are not so lovingly displayed as the clothes in Barnados which are handily displayed by colour (so I can easily avoid trawling through frilly pink blouses — yuck).
Despite the fact that I’ve been into this shop on numerous occasions I’ve never bought anything from here. However, last time I spotted a new-​looking DKNY dress for a bargainous £4. It seems they haven’t quite grasped the concept of pricing according to the brand as I also spotted several Primark vest tops for around £3 each — more expensive than in Primarni itself!
They also have a small CD and DVD section and sell cards as well as brand new Thinsulate hats, scarves and gloves. I’m not sure the prices are any cheaper than in a camping shop but you are safe in the knowledge that you are helping pets in need of vets.