Lifeline - Cremorne shop

“This place is a GOLDMINE! Tamzin helped me put together the ultimate wedding outfit, this was the best shopping experience of my life! I didn’t just save some dollars buying pre-loved threads but I don’t think I’d look this cool if it wasn’t for Tamzin and the amazing selection at the shop. Massive love for this place and the people running it. ❤️”

“This place is a hidden gem for people who love quality vintage clothes, whilst supporting such an important cause! I’m not much of a shopper but I find something I’m obsessed with every single time! The clothes are incredible because they are unique and I feel my wardrobe is slowly becoming super individual and special. Not to mention always a lovely shop worker there to chat to!”

“What a find! From the way the store has been laid out so clearly to the exceptional vintage pieces they have. The eras are even grouped together from c1920’s- 1990s. There are antique wedding dresses that would give an current bride to be inspiration if not the dress it’s self a newly loved home? The prices are right. The staff know their stuff, inc a wonderful lady named Annie whom could dress any body type for all occasions! She oozes passion and seriously knows her stock. Love the concept of this store. Seems from the conversations I over heard so does everybody else. What a gem. Now let’s hope they keep it there and especially vintage focused. Sydney needed a clean, cared for and clearly loved charity shop like this #slowfashionmovement #upcyleclothes #waronwaste #comeonaustralia #daretobeunique #peoplethatcare”

“Amazing range of vintage clothes and accessories! Found exactly what I have been searching for. Very friendly staff and a fun atmosphere. So happy I have an op shop like this one so close.”

“As a vintage seller, I visit op shops at least once a week and I was shocked when I saw the prices at this Lifeline. They had a jacket for $585, a simple woollen skirt for $89 and a stained pijama set for $50. Honestly, what are your prices based on? You can't just price an item that was given to you for free for $500! If you guys want people to support your charity and shop sustainably, you need to drastically lower your prices. It is not fair and people, particularly young people, simply cannot afford your prices. Even a true vintage boutique/shop has half the prices you have at your store. So unfair and embarrassing.”