Pre-loved kilo sale

Shop sustainably, save money, and support children's hospice care.

Event details

Parking: Free parking available on-site

Entry: Free!

When: Sunday 22nd March 2026 at 11:00am

End: Sunday 22nd March 2026 at 4:00pm

Activity type: Brighton, Shopping

Refresh your wardrobe for less at our pre-loved charity kilo sale

Whether you’re a vintage seeker, a budget-savvy shopper, or an eco-warrior, join us to find your next favourite outfit.

Every purchase helps reduce fashion waste and funds vital children’s hospice care in your community.

How it works

Browse our collection

Visit our Hove Outlet and Home Store:

Unit 5, Sussex House Business Park, 270 Old Shoreham Road, Hove, BN3 7DX

Fill your bag

Grab a bag and hunt for pre-loved treasures.

No scales, no stress.

Pay a flat rate

Take your bag to the till and pay just £8. You’re taking home roughly 5kg of fashion – that’s less than £2 per kilo!

Wear with pride

Walk away with a new wardrobe knowing you’ve grabbed a bargain, given a new home to pre-loved clothes, and helped us keep caring for children with life-limiting conditions.

How to find us

Our pre-loved kilo sale is taking place at the Martlets Outlet and Home Store in Hove.

Sussex House Business Park
270 Old Shoreham Road
Hove
BN3 7DX

It’ll be open 11am – 4pm. Parking and entry is free!

child in a buggy in the Chestnut Tree House garden, smiling at the camera

Why you should shop with us

Thanks to support from the local community, children and families who know they don’t have long together have the chance to live life to the full. And, when the time comes, Chestnut Tree House is there for children and families to provide specialist end-of-life care and ongoing support.

It costs almost £9 million to run the hospice, with our NHS grant only funding around 7% of these costs. The rest comes from our amazing community who support us by shopping at our charity shops, donating, volunteering, fundraising and leaving gifts in their Wills.

When you shop with us, you're helping us keep vital care to children and their families