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Foxtrot Vintage Clothing located at 45-47 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7SU, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01722 326633

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Jane Seok

5 Google Rating

Lovely items, super friendly and helpful shop owner also. Able to try on items in changing booths.

5/ 5

Lovely items, super friendly and helpful shop owner also. Able to try on items in changing booths.

C. Brogan Savage

5 Google Rating

Fabulous shop full of gems. The lady who runs it is friendly and welcoming. I picked up a gorgeous p

5/ 5

Fabulous shop full of gems. The lady who runs it is friendly and welcoming. I picked up a gorgeous peach wool jacket from the 80s by Mondi - one of Princess Di’s fave designers! Sold 😄

Caroline Hampstead

5 Google Rating

Great independent shop packed with some gorgeous things. The staff know their stuff, give honest adv

5/ 5

Great independent shop packed with some gorgeous things. The staff know their stuff, give honest advice and couldn’t be more helpful - happy for me to take my time umming and erring and trying on loads of different things. Always worth popping in if you’re in Salisbury.

Abi Davis

5 Google Rating

Lovely shop with an amazing collection of beautiful vintage clothing, perfect place for finding uniq

5/ 5

Lovely shop with an amazing collection of beautiful vintage clothing, perfect place for finding unique and quirky items. Staff are brilliant and super helpful.

Stephen Birch

5 Google Rating

Took in two ladies size biker jackets for sale. Staff brilliant, new their stuff. Success!

5/ 5

Took in two ladies size biker jackets for sale. Staff brilliant, new their stuff. Success!

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