Second-hand uniform
Good uniform, gently worn, fairly priced
Our pre-loved uniform shop helps families kit out for school for a fraction of the price — and keeps perfectly good clothing out of landfill. Every sale supports Townley Grammar students.
Our impact so far
A team effort that adds up
Every order in our pre-loved shop is a small relay of goodwill — and together they've added up to something the whole school can be proud of.
Behind every order
It takes a team
Behind every bargain blazer is a quiet chain of generosity: a family donates outgrown uniform, our volunteers sort it, check it and log it on the inventory out in the shed, then carry each order across to school reception for the next family to collect. Around two items in every order — multiply that by a thousand, and that's the PFA.
Most-loved items
The pieces that found a new home most often (items rehomed):
From £1 to £930
No item is too small. Our cheapest sale was a £1 PE sweatshirt; our hardest-working line was the school blazer, raising £930 from 92 pre-loved blazers passed on.
The most-rehomed item of all? The Years 7–8 blue blouse — 260 of them found a new owner. Add up a thousand small kindnesses like these and you get £6,497 back to Townley students, and nearly two thousand good garments kept out of landfill.
Have a clear-out? Donate yours →How it works
Buying pre-loved uniform
Browse online
See what's in stock and reserve the items and sizes you need from our online shop.
Pay securely
Pay online — quick and simple. Prices are a fraction of new, and it all goes to the PFA.
Collect from reception
Our volunteers deliver your order to the school reception for you to pick up.
Wear it with pride
Quality-checked items, ready for the school day — at a price that's kind to your wallet.
Next sale in person: Saturday 4 July, Main Hall.
Have a clear-out
Donate outgrown uniform
Grown out of a blazer, jumper or PE kit? Please don't bin it — pass it on. Drop clean, good-condition Townley uniform at the school reception and our volunteers will add it to the shop for another family to use.
It's the easiest way to support the PFA: your spare cupboard space becomes someone else's bargain, and a little more money for the school.
Questions? Get in touchWin, win, win
Families save money, the planet keeps a little more out of landfill, and the school gains funds for books and equipment. Hard to argue with that.