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Get Your Last Minute Gifts at Fashion-conscience - open at 9.30am today Sunday 24th Dec


Pick you great interested in a unique gifts for loved ones in last minute shopping today at Fashion-conscience, East Dulwich.


Wonderful selection of decorations and gifts from fairtrade, sustainable and vegan jewellery, cosy hats, scarves and slippers, candles and beauty, notepads, prints as well as our fashion, bags and boots. We have gifts for her, kids, and a few for him as well!


Don?t miss our great fairtrade animal slippers, brilliant books and prints. Pop by and pick up something really lovely and unique.


Plus our FCWellbeing Cafe will keep you in the festive mood with sumptuous Christmas treats such as Christmas Logs, Mince Pies, Chestnut Rum Torte and Lebucken cookies all unbelievably either Gluten Free and/or Vegan.


Fashion-Conscience Boutique/FCWellbeing Cafe

28 Grove Vale, SE22 8EF

50 yards from ED Station


www.fashion-conscience.com



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