Salvos Red Hill

“We absolutely love this place and shop their extremely regularly. While things aren't necessarily a bargain you'll definitely find things you like. It's one of the very few op shops we've been to where they've never been rude or act like you may be shoplifting as some can stalk you around the store & make you want to immediately leave. I find they're more often then not openly helpful & they also have free bread multiple times per week Hopefully pricing will chill out soon (across the board)”

“Today Monty and Sam collected a lounge from my home. What an asset they are to your team. They were very friendly and helpful, and they took great care when removing the lounge not to damage it or the doorway. I’m pleased to know that others will benefit from this donation and that this lounge will have another life. Thanks Monty and Sam.”

“This place is so expensive that Kmart is cheaper. It's a real shame as recycling goods should be people's first go to than Kmart. People on a limited income would struggle to find affordable goods here. I found alot of the clothing to be inferior branded fast fashion in poor to ok quality. Any clothing of durable material and make was about $25 a piece! I found this whole experience very disappointing . Money over sustainability and humanity it seems.”

“Expansive second hand store with everything from bikes to books and clothes to candlestick holders. Check out the discount colour of the day - reduced prices (though already cheap) for items with that colour price tag. Not easy to get to by public transport but does have plenty of parking.”

“A very large, hidden Salvo store in an industrial style building on a quiet back street in Red Hill. One side is solely clothes, whilst the other is full or bric-a-brac, collectables, furniture, books, ornaments, antiques and the usual suspects. Could spend an hour or two here looking over everything. Well worth a visit if you're a local Brismaze op-shopper.”