Thrifty shoppers can feed their obsession with vintage clothes, as a huge sale is set to pop-up in Edinburgh next month.
Retro clothing enthusiasts can head along to The Out of the Blue Drill Hall, just off Leith Walk, on Sunday 2 February when doors open at 10am.
You might be there all day, with six tonnes of stock for shoppers to browse through - supplied by Europe's largest vintage wholesaler.
Organisers say there will be an equal split between menswear and womenswear, with thousands of items ranging from the seventies to the noughties - including tees, denim, jackets, jumpers, skirts and more.
Costing just £15 per kilo, there's no need to feel guilty about refreshing your wardrobe but if you're on a tight budget you can pay as little as 50p, as there's no minimum spend.
Entry is free at 10am but requires a ticket in advance, £3 on the door at 11am and £1.50 from 12pm.
You can find more information on their Facebook page here.
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