Salvos Capalaba

“Great little shop with lots of quality second hand items to choose from. Also has a range of new products too.”

“Becoming a bit pricey for a charity that's for the people. Clean well laid out shop. Bit noisy, limited parking. Non opshop smelly, down side a bit heavy on prices with some items. And a trip hazard in the children toy section, toys left on the floor ever so easy for limited vision people to trip up on, . As for visiting I guess I would but I'd make it last on my list.”

“Hidden down behind other businesses, it would be possible to miss it. Largish type store. Good range of clothing, homewares etc. Pricing is relative to salvos pricing. They also have a separate section for higher end clothing lines, priced as you would expect. Staff were friendly & helpful. Plenty of parking on site”

“the lighting is a little dark inside, the $2 colour racks are way at the back near the kids toys where it can be a little tight if kis are browsing toys at the same time. many white tag boutique items in the front.”

“Nice place. Lots of stuff. Shop tucked down the back of a longer driveway. Like a battleaxe block. The coal face people are almost always 4 or 5 star. The upper management are money driven. I have recently had the misfortune of dealing with Mr Michael Anglin and Mr Andrew Osbourne from Slavos Legal Humanitarian and they bullied and harassed me. I wont donate to this big business org again but continue to donate to smaller charities and directly to those i'm able and willing to help. Salvos in Australia are worth nearly 2 billion dollars. Not-For-Profits seem to be a big rort.”