The Green Shed

“Shocked to see a place that used to be affordable and accessible for people who actually needed clothes become a sad attempt at being a luxury vintage Shop the nerve of these people to sell a stitched together cheap skirt with the buttons falling off selling it as a bag for $160!! I also noticed the cheapest pair of shoes for around $30 which is a Kmart brand pair of shoes falling apart deeply disappointed to see the attempt to price out usual customers of op shops will continuing to sell the same low quality damaged old clothing items!! Absolutely avoid this horrible place”

“Not bad. Seems to be a broad range of secondhand items being sold, attracting plenty of customers. The underground store is large. Would help if they could be better organised for things like CD’s/ DVD’s and books. It’s frustrating when there’s no grouping of any sort, just shelves and shelves to plough through. I’m sure they sell reading glasses too.”

“this thrift store is honestly one of the best and most affordable thrift stores i’ve ever been to, and i’ve been to over 20. I’ve only been twice since it’s not that close to me but the first time i got this SUPER cute dress that felt like it was made for me and the second time i got a pair of jeans that make me feel phenomenal. I highly recommend coming here if you live in Canberra or if you are just passing through. I will be going back!”

“Very cool secondhand store in Canberra’s city centre. Clothing is well sorted and pricing is so easy. All clothing items (at least when I went there) were $7. The store is huge. They have lots of other second hand items there besides clothing too.”

“The Mog Champ sends his regards. One of the more bigger second-hand shops I've ever been to, did not buy anything from them but I had a good browse of the whole store. Definitely worth coming here for the second-hand shoppers in my opinion. Mogliest Regards, Your Mog Champ”