Salvos Stores Red Hill

Some women's clothing overpriced. I had a card stamped 50% discount only on clothing under $30 which was fine I had 2 items for $50 so should have been $25 off. But at the register the girl said it's calculated on everything you buy. I had 3 other items not able to be discounted. At the end only $10 off the total. I said that doesn't sound right. The girl just walked off. In general have found customer service in op shops quite bad

Got myself a lovely reconditioned bicycle from The Salvos Re Cycle Bikes. Good deal from Damian to help the Salvos work. Had a great chat too.

Expansive second hand store with everything from bikes to books and clothes to candlestick holders. Check out the discount colour of the day - reduced prices (though already cheap) for items with that colour price tag. Not easy to get to by public transport but does have plenty of parking.

This place is so expensive that Kmart is cheaper. It's a real shame as recycling goods should be people's first go to than Kmart. People on a limited income would struggle to find affordable goods here. I found alot of the clothing to be inferior branded fast fashion in poor to ok quality. Any clothing of durable material and make was about $25 a piece! I found this whole experience very disappointing . Money over sustainability and humanity it seems.

A very large, hidden Salvo store in an industrial style building on a quiet back street in Red Hill. One side is solely clothes, whilst the other is full or bric-a-brac, collectables, furniture, books, ornaments, antiques and the usual suspects. Could spend an hour or two here looking over everything. Well worth a visit if you're a local Brismaze op-shopper.

Went to pick up a bicyle but was blow away by the cost. They are so expensive compared to Marketplace or even the other op shops like the Veterans Store at Alderly. It's sad to see these Salvos stores run like a profit making enterprise.

Don't bother driving out there and dealing with people in the city. I agree they do have lots of clothes however alot did not have a price tag. There was a skirt from forever new that i really liked and didn't have a price tag on it. In all other op shops when you would go up to purchase it they would come up with a price however not this place. When we were served by a very rude and arrogant lady when i explained it didn't have a tag on it she took it out of my hands and put it under the counter. I said oh no i still want to buy it and she rudely goes no you can't buy it because it doesn't have the price on it. I explained to her that i really liked it and wanted to buy it and she scoffs and goes no you can't have it! She was one of the rudest customer service assistant's i have come across and she was a paid employee not even a volunteer. I think they definetly need to reconsider who they have representing their company because they're definitely not supporting their community with a bitter attitude like hers. Will not be back and will be telling others to not bother.

Not sure what’s going on here but this store is normally chock a block with stock but it’s been looking very sparse lately. The jewellery rack has only had about 3 necklaces hanging on it for the past month. The bric and brac shelves usually heaving with goodies only have over priced junk and the furniture shed again full of rubbish furniture. There are a few nice things in the clothing and accessories section but they are grossly overpriced.

Bunch of thieves working here and at other charity stores .DO NOT DONATE YOUR ITEMS TO THEM......I had a item that I paid for in full and left to pickup . When I went back , the item was sold off they say or a filthy volunteer took it. When I questioned them I was threatened to have police called on me. More like I should have rang the police on these people who stole MY PROPERTY.