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In Fremantle, St Pat’s Op Shop lists clothing, footwear/accessories, homewares, furniture and toys for a mixed second-hand browse. Use the St Pat’s Op Shop range as a trip guide: donated stock will change its depth from week to week. The live catalogue verifies a charitable operator for St Pat’s Op Shop; available evidence does not quantify the branch’s local impact.
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4.5 ★ · 24 Google ratingsFrom Google Maps · See them all
I just dropped off some clothes to donate and I was in there for about two seconds but I had to simply the most delightful time because the ladies in there with jolly happy merry loving life and wonderful. I feel rejuvenated from my terrible nail experience now God bless Saint Pat’s op shop.
St Pat's Op Shop is an absolute must-visit on the Fremantle op-shop trail! It truly is a hidden gem that beautifully embodies the spirit of community and thrifting. The friendly staff and volunteers provide amazing service—they are genuinely welcoming, happy to help, and make the whole experience a pleasure. You feel like you're contributing to a wonderful cause the moment you walk in. They have an amazing selection of clothing and homewares, with items well-priced, clean, and nicely displayed. It's so refreshing to find quality second-hand goods that still offer great bargains, and they even offer discounts for concession card holders. Whether you're hunting for a unique piece of clothing or a quirky bit of bric-a-brac, you're sure to find something special. If you are looking for a fantastic shopping experience that directly supports people experiencing homelessness and disadvantage, I highly recommend making a stop at St Pat's Op Shop!
This is a fantastic 2nd hand clothing store with reasonably priced clothing and goods over 2 floors. The big difference to other stores is they also have upcycled clothing, so you can buy one off items that are different and individual whilst helping reduce landfill. The staff were friendly and helpful and you can easily spend an hour going through all the racks.
More of a vintage bazaar than an op shop. This establishment is a standout in Fremantle. Loads of unique items displayed over two levels. The volunteers working there are friendly and show immense joy in their work. Really interesting to look at.
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