Salvos Stores Willetton

Got good clothes, toys, and the usual free bread 😊

I stopped going to this op shop 5 years ago because it was the most expensive op shop I have ever been to . Then a few months ago I was told there was a new manager so I thought I would give it another chance the prices had come down considerably but after visiting again today I noticed they have creeping up again such a shame for some of us who can't afford to buy nice things brand new these shops were originally started to help those doing it tough now you may as well just go to kmart it's much cheaper

The store has so much potential given it's size and location however the prices are ludicrous! $45 for a blazer from Target! A pair of Taking Shape Pants from ten years ago for $25, Decjuba Blazer (always at the DFO style) for $65! This store will be out of business soon sadly as nothing sells. The shelves are so overstocked you can hardly look at things, maybe price things reasonably and you'll move some stock.

Incredibly overpriced. A thrift store that sells their items for the same price of an item being sold new. Shoes a minimum of $25 a pair, basic t-shirts made by Kmart sold from $9 and Jackets from $45. Very sad to see this chain taking advantage and overcharging customers. Especially if customers do not have the means of making purchases at these prices. Shame!

A very very expensive op shop. I went into there and they are charging higher prices than you find in a place like Cash Converters. I have attached a couple of photos to give you some idea of how insanely overpriced this "charity" is. In the photo it shows a used, not very expensive wheelchair and they are asking for $2000.00 - believe it or not. What a dispicable thing to do: try and rip of disabled people or their families... BEWARE OF THIS PLACE. There is something very dodgey going on at that Salvos. I have dealt with a lot of wheelchairs and that chair is not worth anything like that price. But it was not only the chair - they were asking ridiculous for virtually anything.