St Vincent de Paul Society

“A good vinnies with lots of clothes and nice pieces but would argue a lot of it is overpriced. There is a decent book section too. It is cleaned and organized and staff are very nice”

“You wouldn’t believe this was a thrift store from the prices, stores and store managers that create store prices like this, add to pollution and keep inaccessible clothing and items to the richer class, instead of giving the SECOND HAND item a chance, to be owned by someone of lower economic position, you put it right back into the hands of people who can afford it to begin with. 45$ for a pair of heavily scuffed shoes? They will go to Kmart and get a pair for 20$- congratulations vinnies manager you have successfully added to the overproduction and over value of todays basic necessities.”

“This vintage store is well stocked with something for everyone. It’s clean & organised, but the floor plan feels off. The long rows of clothes feel overwhelming. Perhaps if the clothes were laid out on smaller, circular racks. Nevertheless, the pricing is standard & affordable.”

“one of the best vinnies in sydney, actually has good stuff. but the prices, its like its not even a second-hand thrift store. why so expensive? you are a thrift store, price like one. are you not meant to be helping people? shame on you.”

“As locals we’ve seen how this shop has gone to 5 stars to 2 in the last few months (to be generous). Honestly prices are through the roof (even at very poor conditions) which just does not make sense for second hand items. We love op shopping and do it every week, however we stopped visiting this store/donating here as prices keep increasing and items are on the shelves for months which makes the op experience so boring. Extremely disappointed…”