Age UK Bradford District has opened a new clothing outlet in Shipley.
The shop will help fund vital support services for older people across the area by offering affordable, pre-loved clothing to the community.
Located at Age UK Bradford District’s Shipley branch, the clothing outlet focuses primarily on clothing donations, with the aim of increasing choice, stock availability, and value for customers.
Mark Rounding, chief executive of Age UK Bradford District, said: “We know that many people are looking for ways to make their money go further, and our new clothing outlet will provide an affordable option for individuals and families across the district.
“By focusing on clothing, we’re able to offer a greater range of items and make the most of the generous donations we receive from our supporters.
“Every purchase helps Age UK Bradford District continue providing services and support to older people in our communities.”
The outlet promotes sustainable shopping by giving donated clothing a second life and reducing waste.
Funds raised through sales will directly support the charity’s work, which includes helping older people to stay independent, connected, and active across Bradford District.
The outlet offers a regularly refreshed selection of men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing at affordable prices.
It is currently open to the public from Tuesday to Friday between 9am and 4pm.
Age UK Bradford District is an independent charity that delivers information, advice, and a range of services for older people throughout the district.
The charity’s activities aim to help older adults remain independent, connected and active members of their communities.
The launch of the new outlet comes at a time when many households are facing financial pressures and seeking more affordable ways to purchase everyday essentials.
With fresh donations arriving regularly, shoppers can expect a varied and constantly updated range of clothing.
The charity hopes the outlet will not only provide value for money but also encourage more environmentally conscious shopping habits.
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As with all Age UK Bradford District retail operations, every pound spent helps fund local services and activities that support older people to remain independent, active and connected across Bradford District.
More information is available at www.ageuk.org.uk/bradforddistrict.
