“You could pick up so many different festival items there knowing no one else would have them” Curiously
Wornwell finally launched in Liverpool’s Primark earlier this month and I had to go and have a visit to see what pre-loved vintage staples I could find. Primark first partnered with Wornwell last summer in Primark stores across the country - and it has finally made its mark in the city.
After having a look around, there is definitely more clothing for men rather than women. The women’s section was fairly small - ranging from dresses, jeans, tops, skirts and handbags. I was impressed with the pricing of all of the items at Wornwell, for example most of the women's tops were priced at £20 along with the skirts and handbags which were £15.
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