Salvos Stores Osborne Park

“One of my local salvos, I browse often. Good size, can also find furniture and technology/appliances as well as the usual clothing etc. Staff friendly. Well organised clothes racks. There is a more expensive section for designer brands - usually they are appropriate with the brands they put in here which is good (not all op shops are). Love their rewards which rewards how much you spend (not just 1 stamp over $10, whether its $11 or $50).”

“It's so good I brought 4 jeans valley girl temt guess h and m all for $38 😀😀😀😀😀😀 and best thing it'd in size order this salvos which is good”

“Fantastic service! Got to try on what I wanted to make sure it was the right fit. Great selection of products.”

“I have been there several times, not found anything. The Salvos offers a space where people can volunteer and get out to interact with the public. And that is lucky for the volunteers at this Salvos shop, because I doubt that anybody else would have them. I have had a few disturbing experiences with them. Volunteering gives some people (especially elderly people) an opportunity to inflict their bigotted attitudes on members of the public; a public who would otherwise be better off not encountering them. The last manager here was difficult and unpleasant and the current one, a borderline-arrogant Middle Eastern man is no different. If you are looking for the best quality op shop buys, then you need to go to the wealthier areas of Perth, not to an industrial area like Osborne Park. The donations are not that great.”

“Over priced asked how much for a dining table and chairs and the bloke there reckoned $750. I thought salvation army are meant to help the poor considering all their stuff is donated to them. I can go get a brand new set from fantastic furniture for that price!”