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Very fair prices and huge variety. I enjoy a monthly shop here for decent work clothes.

Lovely staff. Always extremely friendly and helpful. I even had one staff member guard my remaining clothes whilst I tried things on, which was very kind. I do, however, think the prices are getting a little unrealistic for a charity store. They receive these clothes for FREE and it’s a little silly to be finding stained, damaged, low-value items getting so pricey. It’s less money going towards the charity when people are refusing to pay for $35 second hand dresses.

While very definitely NOT as cheap as one normally expects of 'charity shops', their business model of recycling the freely-given goods of people who are actually charitable means that you'd find lots of stuff that has fallen seriously out of fashion. Sure, the bulk of their stock is pure tat that should be stored in a landfill, but I've picked up a grotesquely loud 1970s sports coat and a couple of ties so toxically colourful as to need chemical lab testing.So, final analysis, not a shop for the poorest segment of our society but rather more of a niche antique store aimed at those with minimal taste and plenty of dosh. The impression I gained was more of a secretly Vatican-funding and self-righteous Salvos than the kind of Vinnies we're familiar with, but that might just be the staff.

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