Discover Australia’s Best Op Shops, Thrift Stores, and Vintage Boutiques
The ultimate directory for second-hand shopping. Find opening hours, locations, and hidden gems in your local suburb.
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Your Local Guide to Sustainable Shopping
Whether you’re hunting for vintage fashion, antique furniture, or pre-loved books, finding the right store shouldn’t be a hassle.
Op Shops Australia connects you with thousands of charity shops and independent thrift stores across Australia.
We track down the hard-to-find opening hours and locations so you can spend less time searching and more time digging for treasure. From the Salvos and Vinnies to independent antique dealers, explore the sustainable way to shop.

More Than Just A Bargain
Australia has one of the most vibrant second-hand economies in the world. ‘Op Shopping’ (Opportunity Shopping) has evolved from a necessity into a lifestyle choice for savvy shoppers and vintage collectors alike.
Why Shop Second Hand?
Sustainability: Every garment purchased used is one less item contributing to landfill. The fashion industry is a major polluter, and buying pre-loved is the most effective way to reduce your carbon footprint.
Community Impact: When you buy from charitable organisations like the Salvos, Vinnies, or animal welfare shops, your money directly funds community programs, disaster relief, and homelessness support services.
Unique Style: Fast fashion looks the same on everyone. Op shops offer a curated mix of vintage eras, retro classics, and high-quality fabrics that you simply cannot find in modern department stores.
Why Op Shops Australia?
Support Local Charities
Every visit counts. Find stores that support the causes you care about, from animal welfare to homelessness support.
Updated Local Data
We constantly update our listings to help you avoid the frustration of arriving at a closed shop or stale website.
Save Money & Planet
Give quality items a second life. Shopping second-hand reduces landfill and saves you money on big-brand labels.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do these shops accept donations?
Most Op Shops love donations, but rules vary. Some accept furniture and electricals, while others only take clothes. Please check the specific store listing or call them directly using the number provided before dropping off goods.
Are Op Shops open on Sundays?
It depends on the store. Many larger charity shops (like Salvos and Vinnies) are starting to open on Sundays, but smaller independent church stores are often closed. Check the “Opening Hours” section on our listings.
Can I volunteer at Op Shops?
Yes! Charity shops rely on volunteers. If you find a local store you love on our directory, visit them in person or check their website to ask about joining their team.
