The Oxfam Online Shop sells second-hand clothing and accessories that have passed through Oxfam's donation network, with womenswear, menswear and vintage pieces. It works like a charity shop you can browse from home, with a rotating stock of items that are checked, repaired and photographed before listing.
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Save £10 when your basket totals £40 or more on items in the Collectables and Art categories. Only items in these categories count towards the £40 minimum spend. Online orders only. Standard UK delivery charges apply to orders containing donated products, except items requiring courier delivery. Not valid with any other offer.
The offer runs from 6th October to 20th October 2026.
Offer is valid when your basket totals £40 or more on items within the Collectables and Art categories. Items outside these categories cannot make up part of the £40 minimum spend.
Discount is valid on eligible items within the Collectables and Art categories.
Valid for orders placed online only.
Standard UK delivery charges apply to orders containing Donated products, with the exception of items requiring courier delivery.
Not valid in conjunction with any other offer.
Oxfam reserves the right to end this promotion at any time and amend these terms and conditions with reasonable notice.
The official explanation says stock comes from donations that did not sell in local Oxfam shops, as well as sourced items. That means condition and size vary from listing to listing, so read each description carefully and look at the photos rather than assuming a standard sizing.
Use filters to narrow things down
Size, brand and price filters can be combined, which helps when you want a specific fit. Searching for a particular brand or item brings up matching results, while the view-all option at the bottom of each category shows the latest listings across sizes and brands.
Check both women's and men's sections
Items such as trainers, jumpers and bags are sometimes listed under one section only. Browsing both is worth the time if you are looking for a particular type of piece.
Expect items to arrive separately
The Oxfam guidance notes that items may be dispatched from different locations, and second-hand pieces are often sent by the shop where they were donated. If you order several things, they may come in separate parcels, so factor that in before ordering.
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Questions about Oxfam Online Shop
Are there any Oxfam Online Shop discount codes?
We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.
Is everything on the Oxfam Online Shop second-hand?
Oxfam describes the shop as selling donated items, sourced items and vintage pieces, so many listings are second-hand. Check each product description for its condition and origin.
Why might my order arrive in several parcels?
Oxfam says items can be dispatched from different locations, and second-hand pieces are often sent by the shop where they were donated, so orders may not arrive together.
Who handles my order?
You complete your purchase with the retailer. For order changes, delivery questions or a refund, contact the seller shown on your order confirmation. Vouchernaut publishes shopping guides and offers; we don't process your purchase.
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