Savers

It's alright for some if they have your size (average or larger). Not as good as I found it years ago and the book selection is quite sparse, but worth a look in as they now have self serve counters which is awesome.

Plenty of items. Some clothes are too worn out to be sold. Store has clear signage for each section. It makes it easier for customers.

Purchased some goods from Moorabbin store and was served by customer service provider Ruby.She provided great service, was very friendly and knowledgeable.Great to have some excellent Customer service for a change.Well done Ruby!! 10/10 for sure.

Great place for clothing, shoes, toys, crockery, Manchester and furniture items. Very large store and also lots of bargainsNew things come in on a daily basis. Prices very reasonable . Changing rooms can get quite busy.bought these shoes for $12.00 for both.

I’ve been shopping at Savers since 1995.It’s a bit of a shame that some of the vibe has changed since then.Historically you could search for clothing by colour as well as type and there was no “self serve” checkouts.I found the self serve to be quite overwhelming with the flashing laser lights.Unfortunately had to first attempt to use them due to not having any registers open.Staff quickly opened a register when they saw me struggling but really should be a number of registers always open.My suggestion?Employ staff Savers, have the racks ordered and nice. Give some people cash register jobs. It’s not hard to provide this basic service. Other suburbs Savers do this.

A warehouse sized second hand store brimming with clothes, shoes, accessories, toys, linen, homewares, sporting goods and more.Great location and hours wth late night shopping until 9pm Thursday and Friday and open on Saturday and Sunday until 6pm. Mon - Wed open until 7pm.New stock arriving daily and if you need to donate your preloved goodies you get a 20% off voucher to use in store.

Great quantity of mens and womens clothing, probably the best Savers in that regard. Pricing inconsistent, some branded tees are as low as $4 and as high as $15. Worth a stop.

I take goods to this store every Saturday.My most concerning thing is..No books!!!!! I know I donate books regularly as well as other people. What do you do with them???? Do you throw them in the recycling bin!!! I go to savers in Frankston. They always have their shelves absolutely fulll of books. Why not this store???? Please don’t say lack of staff… hire some more people.

Great layout and friendly staff. Stock on hand is great quality and value. The bonus of this store is that if you donate, you get a 25% off card to use at the registers. What a great way to get people to recycle and repurposed other people's donated items for sale in the store. Pensioners also get a discount by showing their concession card.