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Tickets now on sale for the Smart Works Reading Spring Fashion Sale

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Wednesday, March 26, 2025 10:59 am
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Shopper can get their hands on brand new and preloved designer and high street fashion bargains from just £5 at the Smart Works Reading Spring Fashion Sale on Saturday, March 30.

The sale is taking place at Reading Minster (next to John Lewis) in the town centre at 10.30am.

Early bird ticket holders will be able to get first pick of the rails between 10.30am – 11.30am, then the doors will open to the general public who are free to shop from 11.30am until 3.30pm.

A limited number of early bird tickets are still available for those who want first dibs on stock including new with labels womenswear at discounted prices (up to 70% off RRP) from top brands like Hush, Nobody’s Child, Aligne, and Cape Cove. Early bird tickets are available at: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/smartworksreading/1623453

Proceeds from the quarterly fashion sales provide critical funding for Smart Works Reading’s services for unemployed women in Berkshire. The charity provides interview outfits and coaching to help women gain the confidence and practical skills needed to secure employment, with 63% of clients going on to get a job within a month of their appointment.

Alex Williams, Fundraising Trustee, Smart Works Reading said of the sale: “After the success of our winter sale at Reading Minster, we’re delighted to be returning for our latest seasonal sale. It’s such a great, central location and means that more people will be able to access the incredible fashion bargains we have on the rails.

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“For anyone who is interested in fashion at incredible prices, come along to grab high quality preloved fashion, carefully curated vintage pieces, and some amazing new with labels bargains.

“The Smart Works Reading Fashion Sale is easy on your wallet and your conscience – all items are donated to us by brands and individuals, and proceeds from the sale helps to fund our vital service supporting local unemployed women into work.”

Contact Kelly Gibson at Smart Works Reading for more information: kelly.gibson@smartworks.org.uk or call 0118 959 4245.

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