Save the Children Brendale

Nice neat store, very quiet with not many customers like the other shops in the area. I can not afford to shop in this store - too expensive.

Great location and easy parking. Well established in the area. Stock is good and there are definitely bargains to be found. Clothing can be on the more expensive side but there is a great range. Plenty of suits. I picked up a brand new Italian suit for $50 (RRP $899). Also picked up a brilliant as new sewing machine last year for my daughter for only $60. Normally $700. If you get coffee cravings after thrifting, head to Cubby House just down the road.

Only reviewing coz it’s really overpriced. Average garment was $10-$15. Pretty steep in my opinion. Prices need to come WAY down.

Neat and well organised op shop. A lot of good items here. Did find most things very overpriced ($19 for a men’s shirt, $25 for a ladies winter jacket, $6 for a broken kids toy, $12 for a saucepan with lid). I managed to get 3 bath towels and 3 kids small teddies for $14 total. Staff are lovely and store is well kept but overall this op shop is overpriced.

Great tidy shop. Very clean and whoever is responsible for the displays should be proud of themselves, well done. Pricing is again hit & miss. A few things I saw, I thought that's reasonable, then others were way overpriced. I understand they are fighting customers reselling and this affects their pricing. Staff were polite to deal with. There is parking onsite although shared with neighbouring businesses so not sure what parking is like during business hours. Great womens wear section. Set out in sizing and type / skirt/ dress etc. Menswear available as well including accessories. Kitchenware/ manxhester/ homewares also available. Glassware is well displayed too. The kids section pretty much covers everything, toys, books etc. Although a smaller area than some stores. Craft and plenty of books. Worth a visit if you're in the area