Charity shop display ideas

Charity Shops in the U,K. (we call them thrift stores in the U.S.) tend to be very creative with their window displays. At the end of every year the Charity

What a colourful and inviting display at @salvation_army_falkirk shop 🩷❤️🧡💛💚

Once winter starts fading away there is nothing quite like the freshness of a spring display and a new colour palette in shops. This year there has been some lovely visual merchandising, really sho…

Organize with wood crates, display with them, and make life simpler with them. These DIY wooden crate ideas will get you there.

A creative take on scarf display in Evanston

Merchandising display at Mercy in Action Boutique Charity Shop.

This window proves oddments of clothing need not be a challenge, this window is full of colour, depth and interest. Using the frames carefully placed to highlight the detail of the items displayed.

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It’s nearly the end of 2019 and what a year it has been for visual merchandising. Originality all across the country has been reflected in windows displays demonstrating why it is the charity…

St Oswald’s Hospice – Jesmond 2. Mind – York 3. Red Cross Vintage & Retro – Belfast 4. Cat’s Protection – Wimborne 5. Oxfam – Rothesay 6. Scope –…

Ivy's Vintage Tearoom, Lutterworth - Eat with Ellen

Charity shop manager Angela Lamont takes great panes to create create her eye-catching displays

Nowadays a shop isn’t just communicating visually on the high street but through the power of social media the shop can be hitting a world-wide audience. Having the ability to connect with po…

There was a while when I used to work in a charity shop as a volunteer on Saturdays. I would be out the back, in the sorting room. My “sorting” usually went “One for me, one for t…

11 photos of clever clothing displays at craft shows.

The inspiration for this month comes from the Dove House Hospice Menswear Shop, the shop only sells Men’s clothing and has a very unique look to appeal to their customers. The shop has made g…

Donating to charity feels good, but what goes on behind the scenes? Do those goods you donate really get to the people in need? Here's what I learned while working at a charity shop.

I have catagorised this post under KonMari as a big part of the method is getting rid of unwanted items from your life, those which do not Spark Joy… I have tried to go through and throw out clothes before (by throw out, for clarity, I mean donate to charity) and have never been successful as always wondered if it would come in or whether I could layer it to make it work if it had shrunk in the wash and then there was the whole slow downgrade system, from going out, to day, to gym, to pjs…