A charity shop expert has managed to bag £1,000 worth of goods for just £60.
Holly Wood is a self-confessed “shopaholic” who has gone viral for her clever bargain finds.
In her latest haul, the Manchester native was thrilled to score gorgeous items including luxe handbags for just a fraction of their retail value.
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In a TikTok, which garnered more than 62,000 views, the 39-year-old says: “I’ve just found £1,000 worth of clothes in the charity shops for less than 60 quid.
“This is a good one – there’s some handbags, there’s some shoes, and some great pieces that I can wear this autumn/winter.”
Mum-of-two Holly goes on to unpack her haul, including a winter jacket for £16 – which she described as an “absolute bargain” after discovering it originally retailed at around £150.
Next, she shows off a knitted grey skirt with an on-trend drop waist and pleated design, which she picked up for £6.50, though it was label-less so she couldn’t check the original price.
Her third bargain of the day was a jumpsuit by designer brand Jigsaw which she believes costs upwards of £150, and which she spent just £7 on.
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Holly also picked up some brand new River Island brown heeled shoes for £5 – and which were originally £52, as reported by What’s The Jam.
Continuing her haul, the thrifty shopper said the ‘piece de resistance’ in the haul were the accessories – handbags.
The first is a cheetah print envelope evening bag from designer brand Reiss, which usually retail at around £150, and which she got for £7.50.
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The second bag cost £10, a longer cream canvas tote which cost upwards of £450, which Holly was thrilled by – particularly as it appeared “pristine” and unused.
She added: “Guys, this is your sign to head out to charity shops.
“Go support your local shops, support some charities, keep things in circulation and out of landfill.
“Have fun, have a delve – there is always something to be found.”
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