Op Shops in Australia

Your guide to 3306 op shops, thrift stores and charity shops across all states and territories.

3306
Op Shops
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States
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Cities

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Why Shop at Op Shops in Australia?

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Sustainable Shopping

Reduce your environmental footprint by giving pre-loved items a second life. Op shopping keeps thousands of tonnes of textiles out of Australian landfills every year.

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Affordable Prices

Find designer brands, vintage furniture, books and household items at a fraction of retail price. Op shops are the best way to shop on a budget in Australia.

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Support Charities

Every purchase directly supports organisations like the Salvation Army, Vinnies, Lifeline and the Red Cross in their mission to help communities across Australia.

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Unique Finds

Discover one-of-a-kind vintage treasures, rare collectibles and unique pieces you won't find in regular stores. Every visit is a new adventure.

What is an Op Shop?

An op shop (short for "opportunity shop") is an Australian term for a charity-run second-hand store. Also known as thrift stores, charity shops or second-hand shops, op shops sell donated clothing, furniture, books, homewares and other goods at low prices. All proceeds go to charitable organisations.

Australia has a thriving op shop culture, with major chains like Salvos Stores (Salvation Army), Vinnies (St Vincent de Paul Society), Lifeline and Red Cross shops found in cities and towns across the country. Many independent community op shops also operate in local neighbourhoods.