𝐂𝐨𝐰𝐚𝐛𝐮𝐧𝐠𝐚!🐢📚 Kelly is getting into the Children’s Book Week spirit at BSL Op Shops! From costumes and books to toys and hidden treasures, your local BSL Op Shop has everything you need to create a Book Week look for less. ✨ Shop pre-loved, celebrate sustainably and help support the Brotherhood of St. Laurence work towards an Australia free of poverty. 💛♻️
About Brotherhood of St Laurence
The Brotherhood of St Laurence is a social justice organisation working to prevent and alleviate poverty across Australia. It runs op shops that sell clothing, furniture, homewares, electrical items and books. The organisation accepts quality donations during trading hours. Funds raised from sales assist the Brotherhood of St Laurence to deliver programs and services supporting disadvantaged Australians.
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4.4 ★ · 26 Google ratingsFrom Google Maps · See them all
Location: 9/10 Cleanliness: 8/10 Service: 7/10 Prices inconsistent and service was decent. Lady at the counter had a rough voice albeit trying to be friendly. VHS are sold at $5-$8 (this is not Cash Converters and you don't have returns unlike Cashies), but books are sold 4 for $1 (at the clearance section). Clothing quantity for men's clothing not great but quality is definitely there (great high end clothing for no more than $10 each). Lady's clothing is more than just old lady style but couldn't comment much about it because it was my support worker who was browsing through them. Worth the drive to this op shop and would be happy to visit it for a third time although quality of service has declined compared to last year's trip.
Spacious, orderly opshop adjacent the Aldis, with its decent parking. I didn't buy anything because I was aiming for two specific things which the store lacked: no fault of the store, Stephen Kings and 1960s Mills & Boon are rare as these days. I had a squiz at the other items. Nilly bought an older Scrabble.
The store is so large and clean and run by the sweetest ladies. I CANT believe the amazing prices and the brands here. Dresses for $9, tops for $5-7, kids clothes for $2. I'm so glad I stopped here and got 11 items for $95 including seed and witchery. It's just such a breath of clean air after Sydney op shops that charge $22 for a no name shirt etc. Even Brisbane is getting expensive. But this Geelong gem is amazing and I'd love to be back.
These reviews are drawn from the five most recent comments on Google Maps and shown newest first, as written. Reviews rated below three stars aren’t shown here, so the rating above — which is Google’s, across every review — can be lower than these suggest.
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