I went to the ‘world’s most expensive’ charity shop – the prices were so stupid, one item even cost £225

A MAN has revealed his shock after discovering the price of some of the items in his local charity shop.

The TikToker, who posts under the handle @grubbymitsuk, shared a video where he explains: “Everything I had to leave behind at the charity shop because the prices were stupid.”

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A TikTok user has revealed the extortionate prices of items in his local charity shop. Pictured, £225 Gucci shoesCredit: Tiktok/@grubbymitsuk/
The man pointed out the Balenciaga trainers were priced at £175 and didn't come with a box

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The man pointed out the Balenciaga trainers were priced at £175 and didn’t come with a boxCredit: Tiktok/@grubbymitsuk/

In the clip, he explains: “This Carharrt camouflage jacket for £25 – that was painful.

“Then I found this North Face jacket – £38 they wanted…and the zip was broke! £38 – let that sink in.”

He goes on to say how he then also stumbled upon an Aquascutum jacket that was also £38, along with a Napapijri jacket for £45.

“Again, no need of it to be that high,” the social media user says.

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“They’re cheaper online.”

He continues: “Then this Thomas Burberry for £50….£50 – mad!

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“Then I found these Balenciaga’s for £175…without the box.”

After noting how a Tesla jacket was priced at £75, which he says “makes no sense”, he points out: “Then there was these Gucci heels for £225 – that is absolutely mental.”

He captioned the post: “Just showing you all its not sunshine and rainbows when thrifting in the UK.”

The video has since gone viral, racking up over 676,000 views and hundreds of comments – with very mixed reviews.

“It’s for CHARITY! Not to improve your profit margins,” wrote one.

A second penned: “People getting mad that charity shops are pricing clothes fairly so they can’t make money reselling them.”

A third commented: “Rather pay those prices in a CHARITY shop than I would a Reseller.”

Meanwhile, a fourth noted: “Stops resellers – perfect!”

And one more added: “I’ve seen a Primark T-shirt they wanted more then what it was to buy new.”

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