Vintage Kilo Sale - Would I Do It Again?

I had been meaning to go to a vintage kilo sale for ages, so when a friend popped me a message on Facebook, telling me about one nearby and asking if I wanted to go, the answer was a straightforward "Omg yes!!"

If some of you are a bit confused, a kilo sale is basically a collection of vintage clothes, which you pay for based on weight, instead of the item. In this case, it was £15 per kilogram. 

So we got off the train last weekend, and arrived at the community centre it was based within. There was a makeshift sign in comic sans which read "kilo sale this way," so we made our way through back entrances into the room. It was filled with racks of clothes - shirts, trousers, skirts, coats, cardigans... you named it, they probably had it. So I began sifting through shirts that I definitely could not pull off, saw a gorgeous cream cardigan to find out it featured a large hole and a rather dubious stain and thought, "perhaps this isn't for me."

But, as I continued searching, I found a coat. A vintage US polo padded coat in pretty good condition. I tried it on, awkwardly posing in front of my friend's phone to try and see if it suited me and thought "well this is fab. But it's a coat. It's going to weigh a lot." I thought I'd ask at the end anyway, and carried on searching.  After giggling at some of the items we picked up, I found a lovely blue jumper, to look at the label and find that it was Tommy Hilfiger. 

"This is too good to be true," I laughed, as I asked the woman for the weight of the clothes, preparing to say "Oh no sorry that's a bit too much!" and sadly put the clothes back. 

She first weighed the coat. "So that would be £7.50." 

What?

"And the jumper is £4.50, so altogether that's £12."

What?!

I grinned a bit too much and said, "Yes that's great thank you!" and walked out not quite believing my luck.

Jumper: I love the look of this tucked in a denim skirt or a pair of jeans (apologies for the wonky necklace, it's annoying me too!)

Coat: It's far too warm at the moment for a coat like this, but it'll be perfect to wear as the weather gets colder, especially as the colour goes with anything!

So, the answer to my question - Yes I would absolutely go to a kilo sale again!! I mean, who can resist a good bargain? Have you been to a vintage kilo sale? If so, did you find any hidden gems?