The Bhoys, If charity shop suits is a genuine question - Yes.

I have worked in my charity shop for over a year...the official term being "Volunteer."
A quick tip...know your measurements before going to charity shops for clothes

I picked up many quirky collared shirts for my darts tourneys for a couple of gold coins at a time.

An aside - Gary Anderson pissed me off when he wore the ripped off ""Foul Fashion" shirt for a season long sponsorship.

I paid top dollar for the Original "**** Shirt" long before he even heard of FF. People called me a copy cat when i turned up at an xmas tourney looking like a ****. I didn't care (obviously) and nailed 3 bulls in a row that day

Practically new shoes...new trousers...etc...Once you get past the thought it could be a dead man's attire you learn to not care less where it came from.

I pay £3.75 (25% staff discount) for a pair of black trousers...£30+ on the high street.

If you haven't guessed yet, i'm not into buying clothes. 1 pair of jeans is plenty.

Remember, charity shops, like all retail shops want your money. You'll find the staff to be helpful and supportive, not piss taking.

Who knows, you may even have an urge to start volunteering in said shop, providing check ups on your past don't show you to be a psychopathic lunatic.

And if you're looking (or not), there's always plenty of ladies popping in and out.

Clothing charity shops are the new high street shop!

Take a trip to town tomorrow and treat yourself. Granted the tennis will be on through the night. Another tip, the shops will be busy with totty between 12-1, workers on their hour lunch break.

Anything else?

I worked in a charity shop (cancer research) when at college,

We used to get a lot of books, a teenage girl dropped by one morning to drop some hardback books off, and they were taken to the back to be sorted out but weren't given priority as the the tagging, and steaming of cloths were, later on the dad came by all flustered and panicky "where are they" he said, telling us his daughter came by with books and he wanted them back , we soon realised why, he has thousands hidden inside them