Emily, a keen bargain hunter from Somerset, has uncovered what she describes as her best ever charity shop find—a stunning Hermès Paris two-piece outfit that she purchased for just £8.50. Sharing her discovery on TikTok after visiting the Mercy in Action store in Saltford near Bath, Emily couldn’t contain her excitement about the incredible value.
In her video, Emily highlighted the shop’s impressive array of designer items, including leather Ugg boots, a linen Monsoon top, a Barbour jumper, and a men’s wax jacket, all available at bargain prices. She also praised Marks and Spencer jumpers, showcasing an alpaca wool turtleneck she found for £6.50.
But the true star of her haul was the Hermès tartan-patterned set, a rare and luxurious find given its original retail price of around £2,900. Emily admitted the style might not be for everyone, but she couldn’t resist the exceptional deal.
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The post sparked excitement among viewers, with some expressing regret at missing out on the item and others applauding Emily’s keen eye for value. A few questioned the garment’s construction, but Emily clarified that the two pieces simply hung awkwardly together on the rack.
When asked about verifying the authenticity of high-end items, Emily shared her process involves checking labels, serial numbers, and quality, and sometimes seeking professional authentication. Her experience highlights the rewards of patience and knowledge when thrifting for designer bargains.
Emily’s discovery serves as a reminder of the hidden treasures that charity shops can hold—waiting for the right shopper to spot them.