Brotherhood of St. Laurence City

“Not what you want when you're looking for a cheaper second hand alternative shop. Pretty expensive and seemingly random prices on random items. I can find cheaper, new clothes at a DFO.”

“So extremely expensive, anko tops priced from $10+ and scarfs $30+ Not accessible for anyone who’s not a high income earner”

“I'm sure that some may say this store is overpriced but this BSL store is partly a Hunter Gatherer store which prices clothing items at random and high prices. But this store for a city store is not terribly priced but rather better pricing than Salvos Stores and the Red Cross. Mostly clothing available to which it quite overstocked however they sell from $5 to $30 each piece depending on how long they've been in store, the brand, condition, etc. Anything not in the something special range isn't much cheaper. Cramped store, but very well sign posted store in the basement down near the Bourke Street Mall where you can access the 86 and 96 trams. Video games are priced higher than in Cash Converters which is saying something. Probably won't go here again, I'd rather Moonee Ponds or Brunswick BSL stores where they sell clothing at the same prices as down in the outer suburbs according to Google Maps images of those place.”

“Worst pricing I’ve seen at any Op Shop… can’t imagine that they’re moving stock here!”

“It's great that this place is open in the CBD, a good place to donate clothing and other essential items to.”