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St Luke's Vintage Shop

St Luke's Vintage Shop, 3 Crookes Road, S10 5BA

Open Monday-Saturday 9:30am-4:30pm

Illustration by Lydia Lapinski

The Broomhill iteration of St Luke’s charity shop chain is the very best of all the other outlets.

The cream of the vintage crop arrives here and is carefully categorised to make rummaging less overwhelming. It has the style and finesse of the finest vintage stores but with the charity shop prices; think classic cuts and vintage Jaeger for around £10. Plus, there is a nostalgic range of crockery, homeware and books. Be sure to pop in around Christmas for snuggly knits and a dream selection of glitzy retro baubles.

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