City Mission Op Shop Moonah Clothing

Waiting in a line for 5 mins, and a very rude staff member walked over and just started serving another customer who wasn't even lined up. Terrible customer service,

HUGE op shop. Friendly and helpful staff. Full of useful and interesting things - clothes, electrical, cutlery, crockery, DVD's, VHS's, and even a giant wine glass full of buttons! Well worth a look.

$18 dollars for a stained TH men's shirt. Everything is overpriced!! I advice driving straight past.

Worst op shop in my opinion in all of Tasmania so much greed it’s a antique shop with there prices ebay prices next to the items greed and the workers are payed good money so the stuff sold pays there checks

Excellent op-shop with a vintage section that you’ll always find something unique in. Really good book section too.

extremely overpriced compared to all other op shops i’ve visited. staff also over priced my items the last time i was there. short sleeve shirts are priced as $2, where as i payed $6. store is also very unpleasant to be in during summer as it is extremely humid. the only good thing about this store is the layout, makes shopping a lot easier. however many smaller op shops such as vinnies and salvos are better bang for your buck.

My fave Hobart op shop. Massive, which means there is something for everyone. I love that womens clothing is sorted by size, otherwise you would be there all day. The clothing pricing system is also simplified and you can get a bargain.The vintage section is a hidden gem.

Alright, here it comes. This review has been a long time coming and the excellence of mission op shops have provided the perfect opportunity to do so.This organisation is the gold standard. I have lived and moved all over Australia never stopping in a town for more than 7 years and I can say without a doubt, after 40 odd years, that the state of charity shops in Australia is at an all time low.And it would be almost defunct if it wasn't for some of the off brand church/animal welfare spots dotted across the land.Seriously, what happened Vinnie's, Salvos and Lifeline? Where is the charity? High prices and stock that is distributed via warehouses into the foulness of 'Charity Beautique'... Absolutely disgraceful. Every item is pricechecked online and the magic that once was opshops in this country stripped bare.And then there are places like City Mission. Where you can ALWAYS find something that makes life easier on a budget... And not only that occasionally find something genuinely special, because it hasn't been gathered in warehouses and strained through a collander to maximise profit... And it is still run by a small, generous organisation that redistributes wealth into community in which it operates.Whoever the district manager is in Hobart and the surrounding suburbs deserves to be credited with serious respect. Your stores are well organised, priced, lit and have friendly staff who obviously love volunteering because of the atmosphere you have created.If I had one wish it would be that jams and chutneys return to the counters of these places.Other than that; 5 stars.

Great store, friendly and helpful staff,huge array of interesting items.