Vinnies Dickson

Amazing stock and consistent turn over with new items added weekly. Staff are welcoming and very kind. Keep up the fantastic work going towards a better self sustaining community.

One of the worst op shops I've been to. Extremely small, to the point that it's hard to not brush other people all the time. Very small and underwhelming selection and prices are worse than some new fast fashion retailers. I saw a $20 tshirt and a $50 dress. Honestly still puzzled with what I've just seen.

Vinnies at Dickson prices for items are ridiculously over priced for items that are donated. I was disappointed to see clothing at higher prices than BigW or Target you should be ashamed as Vinnies should be for the less fortunate and not for profit.I do hope you take this to heart and do something about it.

One of the most beautiful Op Shops I’ve ever visited! It’s very full, but the items are all really nicely displayed. They have beautiful umbrellas hanging from the ceiling!

Feel very uncomfortable shopping in this store. Staff watch everything you do making the experience less than pleasurable. Plus way too expensive. Belco, Tuggers better!!

Sure, it's a very well stocked and a pretty op shop. But they were more focused on making it aesthetics than practical arrangements.I didn't take my pram in as I know from experience that it's difficult to maneuver it around so I carried my baby in. Most op shops I have been too always had a designated kid area where all books, clothes and toys will ne so I was planning on putting her down and let her play on while I looked. Yes they had a corner with books and clothes but I went searching for the toy section (like the photo shown on here) but found nothing.I asked them and they said they were everywhere which is extremely frustrating trying to find anything amongst everything while holding a baby.They had so many big fun toys up high which all had not for sale stickers which really irritates me!!As they were the only decent toys there...but they decided to have them as displays only.And even if they did sell them it's not like it would make the place look empty.It really annoyed me honestly, aren't op shops meant to help those who can't afford spending an arm and leg? But you had so much good stuff for display only and everything scattered.

Pretty cool place to shop for unique goods. Kids had a blast finding treasures among all the stuff here.

This store and its team, successfully turn the tired and unloved items they receive into both a unique experience and tasteful display of top quality items.I have bought both a new and a used pair of shoes, books, children’s wear and donated all of these items and more. They’re very accepting of your support as an items donor, but do a hell of a decent job making their customer’s experience enjoyable for different from any other op shop.This has positives and negatives; you don’t feel like you’re in a op shop, it’s a little more upbeat and exciting. The turn off is it’s very cramped in the store because of the high visitation rate and tightly packed store, very difficult to bring your kids.A fair selection of clothing items for adults and household items were not reasonably priced.