Salvos Stores

“This is a really big shop and it’s spaced out quite well, there is a section for anything you might not need, but it’s here”

“Visited twice this week, big store with lots of variety. If you have the time to search through all the racks and shelves you might find yourself a treasure or a bargain! I found some beautiful clothes that looked hardly worn and some items for the home. Staff were all helpful and seemed to have a mix of experience, with some learning how to work in a retail environment. They were happy to accept my own donations too.”

“A very interesting thrift store, I absolutely love all salvos as they help the community & have the best thrift finds, this store had some cute hidden gems such as a very beautiful vintage lamp piece & some cute bags to, good prices big store, if your near by I definitely recommend checking this place out for some hidden gems!❤️🎠”

“Disgusting case of greed, envy and delusion. The staff turned away perfectly acceptable used clothing because they “wanted to focus on designer goods.” You are a branch of The Salvation Army, yet you have mistaken yourself for a curated vintage store. From the Salvation Army website: “The Salvation Army relies on donated goods to support programs that help people in need across Australia. We gratefully accept items in good, used condition, with 100% of the profits funding these programs.” What part of only accepting “designer goods”aligns with the Salvation Army’s values?”

“There was a good range of clothes. But the reason this store got 1 out of 5 stars was based on the staff. I asked a simple question about if they sold a product and where abouts would it be located. "If you can't see it, then we obviously don't have it!" I was told with heavy sarcasm. All in all poor way to represent the Salvation Army, who are a pretty decent organisation.”