Vinnies

Great spot, better prices then opshops theses days and you will occasionally find someStella finds

Very well organized with lots of product available and friendly employees; however, the prices are absolutely jaw-dropping. An opportunity store should aim to accommodate those who can't afford new, expensive clothing. This is a great store to visit if you're willing to empty your wallet for a few shirts.

Too overpriced and the owner was very rude.I have never been to an opshop that maros up prices just because something has a brand name associated with it.Noffs or red Cross down the road are much better and won't try and rip you off just because something has a brand name on it. They give back to the community who serve them unlike this store.

Most books and movies (not series $$) are priced alright at $3 to $4 but this Vinnies recently repriced their stock in Jan’22 to oddly high prices; items in used condition like modern plastic containers or ikea items that are priced close to full retail $. Hope this is temporary only and they will adjust back down as it’s a bit silly now.

Friendly staff, designer section at the front, prices are steep.

Wouldn't buy from here over priced not realistic smelly clothing the no thanks.

Great store, decent pricing and friendly staff. Recommended.

I used to visit this Vinnies fairly regularly, it was never the best, but it was reasonably good and generally I would come out having bought at least a couple of items however that has definitely changed.Firstly I think stock has deteriorated, there’s very little quality, which leads to the next problem anything with a name brand is priced far to high and by saying to high I don’t necessarily mean for me, but actually for anyone with a brain. A prime example from today when I was in was a pair of adidas sneakers price $60, now that’s high but if they are particularly special fair enough, however you could have picked up the same pair new for $75, so what’s the point? Op shops are a treasure hunt, i understand that you need to make money, but you also need to serve the community who provide you with stock.Your illiterate googling of stock is going to kill you in the long run, stop grasping for every cent people aren’t stupid and will just go elsewhere.