Man Buys 'Ralph Lauren' Shirt from Charity Shop, But It's Not What He Thought

A man thought he found a Ralph Lauren shirt.

You can find great things in charity shops sometimes.

People often share their great charity shop finds online, like cheap designer items, but most people don't find such valuable things, they just find normal high street brands which are still useful but not as exciting as finding something really valuable. Most people won't find anything special in their local charity shops.

A man found a white shirt with a horse logo in a charity shop and thought it was Ralph Lauren. He picked it up, thinking it was a great find because Ralph Lauren's logo is a horse.

But his daughter said he made a mistake when she saw the shirt at home.

The man's daughter, Emma, shared the story online, saying her dad bought the shirt to wear to her son's wedding, thinking it was Ralph Lauren because of the horse logo. She said he was wrong, it was the Lloyds Bank logo. She wrote about it and said people will ask him about bank things at the wedding.

Emma joked that people will ask her dad about bank things at the wedding.

The man said he didn't notice the logo because he banks with Santander.

Many people said the shirt shouldn't have been donated to the charity shop because it has the company logo on it.

One person said uniforms with logos should be destroyed, not donated.

A bank worker said uniforms have to be returned to the company.

Some people joked that the man could access the bank's safes because he had the shirt.

Someone said the man could get into any Lloyds bank safe now.

Another person joked that the man could sneak into the bank's tea room.

The man returned the shirt to the charity shop for a refund.

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