Traid

Londres, Reino Unido

4.1

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8 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+44 20 7326 4330
Sitio web:
www.traid.org.uk
Dirección:
2 Acre Lane, Londres, London, SW2 5SG
Stockwell
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
170 mLambeth Town Hall
170 mSt Matthews Church
190 mSt Matthews Church Effra Rd
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Hoy 10:00 – 18:00
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Horario local (Londres) 21:39 miércoles, 4 de junio de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 10:00 – 18:00
martes 10:00 – 18:00
miércoles 10:00 – 18:00
jueves 10:00 – 18:00
viernes 10:00 – 18:00
sábado 10:00 – 18:00
domingo 11:00 – 16:00

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8 opiniones sobre Traid

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Tu valoración: 5
Sewickley, PA
Funky little charity shop (thrift shop for my fellow Americans) right off the main drag in Brixton. I wandered into here after having a big Caribbean lunch next door, and I got sucked in pretty quickly by the excellently curated collection of secondhand clothes, shoes, and accessories. It’s got more of a boutique vibe than a secondhand store feel. There were no sad racks of obvious cast-​offs like you’d find in any run of the mill thrift store in the U.S. I found three tops here for about 10 GBP total, and that was me exercising restraint because I knew I’d have to fit everything into a small suitcase to go home! And what’s more is that Traid is part of a social mission; the proceeds go to support causes that advocate for exploited workers in developing countries. I wish we had more places like these in the States!
Tu valoración: 4
London, United Kingdom
What a fantastic shop. Cheap good quality second hand and vintage clothes clean bright shop. Staff although foreign with limited English are cheerful helpful and have great product knowledge and are helpful courtious. It is a pleasure to shop there Other. Charity shops should take a leaf. From this shop well done all at Traid acre lane..
Tu valoración: 3
London, United Kingdom
This does the job, as a charity shop should– it’s cheap, generally decent, and all that.
HOWEVER, I really want to see more from it: They promise they’ve got all sorts of things running, including reconstructing (fugly) vintage garments to top style.
But when you go in there?
It’s all just the same.
Hint, though: Hit the branches in posher areas of town, and they’re filled with new/​tagged suits and much nicer stuff. This is definitely noughty-​Lambeth-​style shab.
Which is OK.
I just want the store to live up to its claims.
Tu valoración: 4
London, United Kingdom
Now this is what a decent Charity shop should be like! A mixture of vintage and modern styles, clean, displayed well and with changing rooms so you can try stuff on. They only thing that fails is the price, £15 skirts, £17 for dresses, it just seems a little steep for a second hand store. Also, can you haggle in a charity shop or is that rude? I went here with Larissa D and we questioned this as the skirt she wanted to buy was missing a button.
Anyway, it seems to be that Brixton’s hipsters have forgotten about this gem as it stocks some awesome 60s and 70s clothing, leather bags and quirky shirts. I just wish it was a little cheaper!
Tu valoración: 3
London, United Kingdom
Traid has a few shops in London, each seem to be completely different. From all of the branches I have visited I’d say this Brixton branch is your best bet for reasonable and very cheap vintage clothes.
the fact that your money is going to the environment is a total bonus. Don’t expect the best vintage clothes here but I’ve often found a nice vintage 50s skirt in here or a nice checked shirt that goes with skinny jeans — just good casual wear.
This is definitely the best Traid in London town, you should definitely visit Traid and support this worthy cause…
Tu valoración: 4
London, United Kingdom
Amongst countless 80’s broad shouldered polyester sweaters and size 18 skirts I have found some incredible bargains in Traid. The best has to be an old beautiful, brown leather (unchavvy) Burberry bag which now accompanies me most days.
Traid is not quite your cheap run of the mill local charity shop. The prices are slightly higher (but still vastly cheaper than the vintage shops of Brick Lane). Rather than solely selling a single, currently fashionable look as many vintage shops do, Traid simply sells a varied selection of second hand clothing.
I can only take a certain number of imposter Chanel 2.55 bags and rails upon rails of plaid shirts. Traid suits me better, it is unpretentious and also so rewarding when you find that special piece.
Tu valoración: 5
London, United Kingdom
Traid is great for a rummage. I have found a few one-​off second hand treats in this place and everything is priced fairly. Get a bargain and be ethical AND support a good cause.
Tu valoración: 5
London, United Kingdom
This is probably the best second-​hand store for clothes and shoes in all of Clapham and Brixton. They’ve got some great stuff in here — everything from totally outrageous outfits to ordinary clothes you’d actually wear. You can pick up some real bargains here, they have all kinds of clothing for a couple of quid, but you can also get some more ‘upmarket’ stuff, like a good coat, for 15 – 20 quid. Still cheap. Also very friendly staff.