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86wCheck out Salvos Stores Seven Hills in SEVEN HILLS
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It's okay, but really slow, rude staff and way overpriced. Sometimes they'll charge you what they think it will cost instead of what's on the sticker. For the dvds there were a lot of pirated low quality copies and some of the series were missing discs. A very easy way to check to see if a charity store is overcharging is if they sell dvds by the disc. If you see that, just walk out.
Arrived at this store at 5.20pm to no one serving on the shop floor. Had to go to the back area to look for someone. Tried to donate clothes but they only accept donations from 9am-4.30pm on weekdays. This really needs to be listed on their website. They kindly still let me leave the donations, as we had already brought them in when the store was un-attended. I've bought some hidden gems from this store in the past. Staff are generally nice although sometimes inattentive.
Not too far to walk easily from Seven Hills train station or bus stop nearby. This busy large store has a lot to offer. There are lots of clothes for men, women and children. Most are of fast fashion and cheap brands such as anko, Miller's, H&M and Misshop. Dont expect to find many high end clothes and shoes. Homeware section here is my favourite as many things to browse. There are always new stock. A basket is $5. A small vintage glass tray is $2. Prices of good quality furnitures are on high side. There are matresses and bed frames. Second hand electricals are near book shelves. There are large selection of jigsaws and games next to children' s books. Men's suits seem like a good buy. Good condition and large quantity. Some good quality ones are around $35. Large section for shoes and bag section. Service is efficient but it is unusual that staff don't fold up clothes for customers after they took money. Bring your own bags or you will be charged for getting one. Ask for a loyalty card if you spend over $10. Get a stamp every time you shop. Use your completed loyalty card to get 50% discount on second handed clothes only. This card is valid for four weeks after you complete last stamp. Plenty of parking spots near entrance.
It is really a hit and miss, I found the homewares and crockery quite overpriced for example I was looking for jugs to use as vases and all were around min $15, I can get new ones for less than $10 so it is not worth it. With clothes most items were priced on the high end side, but you could find some affordable items. Bags were nicely priced, some dresses were quite pricey too. Is a big store so you will have fun looking around Fitting rooms were really dirty, like I couldn't tell when it was the last time someone sweep it and you could see all sort of yucky stuff in the walls. Person attending the register was really kind and nice to dealt with
This store has lots of parking ! It’s great for furniture and lots of frames and paintings. I have found some great furnishings for my house here. The furniture is solid and in excellent condition. They have an excellent range of paintings. I found a beautiful embroidery picture from South America and 2 great lounge chairs one is nearly new and it’s leather! They have lots of kitchenware too. I have found some great bowls and mugs, originally from David Jones.
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