slopshop

[ slop-shop ]

/ ˈslɒpˌʃɒp /

a store at which cheap, ready-made clothing may be purchased.

Origin of slopshop

First recorded in 1715–25; slop² + shop

They took their way along the same track precisely by which we have conducted you, and parted opposite Richardson's slop-shop.

George Cruikshank's Omnibus |George Cruikshank
Bill was out, but she hurried forth again to a slop-shop with which she was well acquainted.

Sunshine Bill |W H G Kingston
Their clothes look as if they had been bought ready-made at a slop-shop.

Town Life in Australia |R. E. N. (Richard) Twopeny
Certainly Richard looked very seedy in his suit of slop-shop clothes.

The Stillwater Tragedy |Thomas Bailey Aldrich

The next place they entered was a sailor's slop-shop, in which were kept all sorts of seafaring garments and accessories.

Rick Dale, A Story of the Northwest Coast |Kirk Munroe