Shopkilo Reviews 

Went to their sale in Limerick, Ireland. All the clothes were extremely old, some with stains. I brought 3 t-shirts and 2 bottoms for €39 which was very expensive. Could have brought new clothes with this price. Would not recommend the sale to anyone and I wont be back.

Don’t waste your time or money too many people poor quality and fake items will never go again.

Bought two lots of "Grade A" Shoes/Trainers/Boots. They arrived two days ago. A lot of them are womans high heels. A lot of them were damaged. I bought them as they were described as Grade A. I will try and get some or all of my money back. They are Grade B with some Grade A. I don't know how these cowboy companies keep getting away with this.

Normally I don’t write bad reviews and been thinking for some time that i will do bad if i will not write, just want to warn others Don’t waste your time and money… Not even worth 1star Have bought 20 kilos “NEW” Ladies clothes “WITH TAGS”, from all 20kg found just 3 items with tags, the rest is garbage.. half of it broken dirty and very very old clothes some had cutted off the labels the most clothes was old primark “atmosphere” few items was from shein as it’s “high street brand” 2 or 3 river island, 2 or 3 from next and the rest was random cheap brands.

Worth The Weight Kilo Sale Sheffield S2 4BA - Only found one decent top. The rest of the clothes were the bargain bucket of the worst second hand clothes I've ever seen! Maybe all the good stuff had gone by 2pm. But it was a wasted journey for me

Visited the Newcastle Kilo Sale for the first time and thought it was great. Got some great fantastic items and will deffo be back. A great experience and lots of variety 😊👍🌈

Visited in Birmingham today. Waste of time. Purchased early bird tickets. Start time was 10:30am but was delayed by 15mins. Looked like it had been rushed as they were still setting up at 10:15am. Advertised online as £15 per kilo but it depended on the items. Many items were not in sellable conditions and/or old uniform. Went to purchase 3 pairs of trousers but as told it would be £35 which was way too much for what I expected. Trousers ended up being £20 per kilo. I removed one pair. I didn’t want to try on before purchase as it was a flimsy tent that was barely held together. I tried them on in the toilet after purchase but one of them was too big. I wanted to swap for the one I gave back to the cashier but they said no. Don’t trust the company or concept at all. Will do my research before attending a similar event as reviews reflect badly.

Went to the Derby kilo sale this month, paid early bird price to get in at 10.30 but was still waiting in the queue until 10.45. The clothes were a load of absolute rubbish - stained, food down the front (not even exaggerating) ripped, creased, bobbbled and absolutely not worth looking at. It all belonged in the bin. They let in more people than could fit round the rails so I couldn't actually see anything. Left after 10 minutes. Don't waste your time - Worth the Weight vintage is much better.

Not worth it at all. 90% of it is tatty old sweatshirts and hoodies, barely anything vintage, just over worn and washed. Wish I had read these reviews before going because it was a huge waste of time and an actual nightmare being there. Chose the smallest cramped room to hold the event in and not enough people working the event so we spent longer in the queues than actually looking at the stuff. Would be cheaper to go round charity shops than here and in all honesty £20 per kilo is way too expensive when it comes down to it. Do yourself a favour and support local charity shops instead because you'll get way better stuff cheaper and not tatty.

Worst kilo sale I have been to. The selection of clothes was really poor, it was disorganised and just really disappointing compared to other kilo sales I have been to. Bad quality, not much choice, just rails and rails of the same boring stuff. If you go on their website you can see they keep back the best clothes to sell at higher prices so I guess this might be why?

Honestly don't leave many reviews but I have to because if I can spare one person from parting with their cash....I will.

We arrived later to an event. £2pp to get in. Racks of utter rubbish. I've literally put better in the recycling.

One top....clearly had been on a night out....had either some sort of sauce all down the front or what I suspect to be blood.

Everything either had holes in or was ripped, was bobbled beyond saving, stained, or completely mishapen.

Some of the t-shirts had $1 stickers on and judging by the brands, I do assume it's stuff from overseas. Not very earth friendly in the long run.

Save your moola and hit a charity shop. I won't be back to one of these. Such a good idea but you're literally selling expired clothing. It's all fair and well saying Preloved or vintage, but these items should be in good condition. You're asking people to pay £20 for around 4 t-shirts that you could probably pick up brand new in a sale!

Went & pre bought a kilo so had to pick some stuff up, even tho not a chance I would have normally. Everything I got stuck with absolutely REAKS of stale smoke, to a sickening point. Was more like a huge charity shop instead of a vintage shop, don't waste your money!

Got some good looking, high quality sweaters.
Not a huge variety of stuff though.

I went to Bath, and was very disappointed in the quality and value. Much better value at charity shops. Wish I hadn't paid to get me and 2 teenagers in as the money would have been better spent in any charity shop. mostly t-shirts and 80's shell suits.