Definition
A boot sale, mainly in the UK π¬π§, is an outdoor market where people sell possessions from the trunks (boots) of their cars. Think of it like a more relaxed version of a flea market. Unlike a formal retail store, items are typically used and prices are very negotiable. It's similar to a yard sale, but with many sellers gathered in one place. Compared to an antique market, the goods are generally more everyday items rather than valuable collectibles. Itβs a good way to declutter and find a great deal.