Salvos Stores Williamstown

Ashleigh Close★★★★★August 2025Report

This particular Salvos store, located in Williamstown, is a brilliant little gem that never, ever lets me down. While it might be a smaller sized store, it consistently delivers, and I always manage to walk away with some awesome finds. It’s not one of those huge, overwhelming stores where you have to spend hours digging. Instead, its compact size makes it a breeze to browse, and the quality of the items on the racks is always top-notch. The store is primarily focused on clothing, which I love. I've managed to find some really cool and good-branded pieces here, from quality everyday wear to unique vintage finds. I've also scored some great bags and shoes that are still in fantastic condition. Beyond the clothes, they have a small section of shelves dedicated to bric-a-brac, which, despite its size, is always worth a look. You can find some quirky treasures for the home there. They also have a modest collection of kids' toys and books, which is a nice touch. Ultimately, this store is proof that a small space can hold some of the best secondhand goods, and it's my go-to for finding unique items. I absolutely love it!

Jaiden Tslgl2★★★★★February 2024Report

Since many other google reviewers have came here, I was worried that this place was gonna be one of the most expensive op shops in the west, but it was actually reasonable and cheap for the notoriously expensive Salvos Stores company. Books are bundles at the front for $5 like they're in a baggy. Clothing is very well displayed and laid out, where there are some quality brands available mixed in with some Kmart, BigW, Jeanswest, Rivers. Overall more quality over quantity especially for how upmarket this place is. Most clothing is under $10 and nothing clothes wise are over $15. Didn't find anything from this store but the XL shirts were either shrunk or not good quality. Considering I went today on a Saturday where the colour tag sale is coming to an end, there are still an ample amount of clothing at half off. Very knowledgable staff too as I overhead a volunteer explaining to a customer about the online store this place has which I knew and bought off from two different stores before with a guest account. Video games are mostly just shovelware, even for a $3 new and sealed Kinect Adventures which is not a bad price for a personal buy but does anyone play Kinect Adventures these days since its just shovelware? At the end of the day, be prepared to pay extra since this is located in upmarket Williamstown, however pricing across the board is decent for resellers but nothing too fancy if you want clothing as a sundries. Don't expect old school low pricing but pricing sounds like has improved. Worth a stop if in the area. Parking is hard to find but park around Orange Street.

Bec Perkins★★★★★September 2023Report

A neat, well laid out opportunity shop. I was pleasantly surprised by the layout; no overcrowding on clothes racks etc. A wide range of products, and many from reputable brands.