Anglicare

“Not there”

“Poor quality items - almost every item I looked at had a stain, rip, or was pilling yet the prices were still high.”

“Honestly, shock by staff behaviour today. I went into the store for a browse. As someone who is visually impaired and has neurological damage, it can take me some time to adjust to new spaces. Including waiting for my glasses to change tint when changing lights. The staff member rudely walked into me and my assistant animal. She did verbally express she was coming through, but i was unable to see a path to safely step into before impact. No apology or words spoke after. I left shortly after this. Even though I had noticed something I was interested in. Do not recommend!”

“Ok selection of items. They had a gross bin of free bread at the door though…😷”

“This is a small op shop that mainly sells women's clothes. You won't find bric-a-brac to rummage through, as they seem quite selective on what they sell given the limited space. The clothes are sorted to category but not by size. The quality of the clothes is usually quite good, so don't expect a big bargain for your favourite brand. This is one of the newer style op shops that seem to target customers prepared to pay a premium for good second-hand clothes. Higher prices generates more money to go into front line services for the disadvantaged. It doesn't appear to cater for people from low socio-economic households wanting to buy cheap clothes. For that, go to the much bigger Salvos further south.”