Australian Red Cross

“Nice store, friendly staff. Interesting prices. Same price as new for well worn items. Cheaper to buy new, which kind of defeats the purpose.”

“Weird experience where I was seemingly mocked by the older lady serving for only buying 1 small item. Considering op shop customers are often under financial stress, I found her comments highly inappropriate.”

“Nice store, friendly people. But the prices of items are way too expensive. If your prices could be more like the rspca op shop down the road. I would happily buy from here”

“Incredibly clean with high quality stock. This place is completely unaffordable, not a rummaging store and missing the 'art of the hunt' There is mainstream stock and other vintage stock at crazy prices. If you are in need or a family needing help after the floods, this shop is not the place for you. It is definitely a boutique store but I found a designer skirt at half the price at the opshop a few doors down. Instead of $50 I paid $25. On 2 occasions a large woman pushed in front of me while I was trying to view stock only to realise later she worked there. I thought that was rude and unkind. A very loud woman is heard telling other volunteers to "get me this or that quickly please". She literally talks at the top of her voice to regulars in exaggerated tones the entire time, ruining the shopping experience. Very elitist vibe. Underwhelming & unwelcoming.”

“This op-shop is the epitome of gentrification. It's an opportunity shop. This place destroys the whole meaning of that. This shop seems like it's trying so hard to be some quirky boutique but in reality they are selling used Miller's tops for $20, or worn shoes for $50. I don't understand the point? People who NEED to shop at op-shops can't afford it here, and people that can afford anything here are better off just buying it brand-new. The RSPCA op-shop just down the road is a thousand times better.”