Australian Red Cross

“Last week I had the great misfortune to enter this shop with the ‘come on in’ sign out the front. Within a very short few minutes I was being screamed at by a tyrannical bully accusing me of ‘hiding things to steal later’. I am a sixty year old invalid pensioner born in this suburb and have never stolen a single thing in my life. I have never felt more un at ease in my own home suburb ever, at the hands of a so called charity. Shame on you!”

“It's a pretty little shop. Nice and clean and set out nicely. I am beginning to wonder if the 3 big op shops are all somehow owned by one person. Again pricing in this shop was nothing short of disappointing. Yes some of the items deserve the higher prices. But as soon as you have a kmart or big w branded item it should be a set price like $4 for a t shirt. Brand new it's probably $8 . So when you see $7 on a plain white tshirt labelled anko I scratch my head. Anyway, good range of ladieswear, with a few accessories thrown in. Small range of menswear. Few little knick knacks and odd things.”

“My favourite op shop in the inner west. Come here for great prices on excellent quality preloved brand name labels including designer and European brands.”

“Generally I don’t rate most of the Red Cross shops in Sydney, but this one is pretty good. Yes it’s small, but the stock is a good quality with fair pricing.”

“Well curated selection of good quality second hand clothes and accessories. They often have clothes from Country Road as well as brand new items. Most items more suited to 30+ age group. They stock books, DVDs and CDs at the back. Homewares are very limited. As far as op shops go, they have more of a boutique feel than other second hand shops.”