Save the Children Myaree

A bit overpriced for free products. Before pricing, the clothes should be checked for tears and stains.

Please update your opening and closing times online. I drove all the way down here only to find out I need to wait and while waiting saw two others families experiencing the same thing.

I love browsing charity shops, and this one was a lovely experience. The gentleman who runs the shop was very kind and friendly, and took the time to chat with me when I paid. He made me feel comfortable even though my English isn’t perfect. The shop was beautifully organised, and I bought a lovely necklace. Looking forward to visiting again after the New Year when they move next door.

Decent stock. Unfortunately, the older lady at the front has some absolutely shocking customer service skills. Charging $15 for a bracelet that isn’t even gold-plated (other bracelets were $4), and changing the price of 2 of my items (this bracelet being one of them) because she didn’t think they were priced highly enough? So charitable, well done !! 🙌 + My dad had the same issue with her up-charging on book prices of all things??

Crazy prices for things that you can buy new cheaper. I’ve managed to find things from ikea and Kmart being priced at double the retail value. The “vintage” range has no rhyme or reason and when you ask staff what makes certain items vintage they honestly can’t answer you. Salvos and Vinnies are worth visiting more than this place on McCoy street. If you’re looking for something affordable don’t come here. The only reason I gave it 2 stars and not one is because sometimes staff really cannot pick out vintage items and price them the same as the ikea and anko stuff. If you’re after reasonable vintage stuff go to Beat Happening in Fremantle and Old Values.