Lovers of vintage clothing able to get their fill at Wolverhampton charity pop-up sale
It was a day for lovers of vintage fashion to get their fill for a cheap price as a city palliative care charity held a popular sale event.
Eager shoppers were out in force on Saturday as specialist palliative and bereavement support provider Compton Care welcomed fashion fans to the return of its much-loved Vintage Kilo Sale.
The popular pop-up was housed at the Community Hub in Wolverhampton's Mander Centre and stocked a hand curated selection of men’s and women’s vintage, retro and sportswear with everything priced at just £10 per kilo.
The event continues on Sunday, February 1, giving shoppers another chance to snap up some pre‑loved pieces.
Those keen to get first pick could enjoy early bird access for just £2 from 10am to 12pm, while general admission after 12pm was free on both days
Compton Care said the Vintage Kilo Sale had become a firm favourite with shoppers, combining affordability, sustainability and style in a vibrant pop‑up atmosphere, as well as helping the charity with much-needed funding.
Jade Field, Visual Merchandising and New Business Development Manager at the charity said: “We’ve been excited to bring our Vintage Kilo Sale back to Wolverhampton.
"We had some beautiful pieces in the sale and at just £10 per kilo, it’s been a great way to refresh your wardrobe while supporting local people."
A spokeswoman for Compton Care said: "Every year, Compton Care supports local people living with life limiting conditions through its range of specialist services, including clinical care on its Inpatient Unit.
"It also supports patients out in the community, providing compassionate, expert care in the place they call home.
"Patients’ families also have access to the charity’s services and bereavement support."
