The Best Op Shops In Perth
Normally any excuse will do for a shopping spree, but why build up that Afterpay debt when you can revamp your whole wardrobe without breaking the bank. From second-hand boutiques to thrift shop treasure troves, Perth has got the goods for great op shopping. And trust us, shopping is a lot more fun without that guilty feeling. Not only will you find unique threads, but you’ll also earn some seriously good karma by shopping sustainably and giving to charity. So gather your pennies and get hunting at these vintage and op shops in Perth.
Beat Happening
130 High St, Fremantle WA 6160
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Tucked down Tum Tum Tree Lane in Fremantle, Beat Happening stocks vintage and recycled clothes, books, collectables, records and gifts. You're sure to find pre-loved gold with every visit.
Bluebird Vintage
769 Beaufort St, Mount Lawley WA 6050
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You could spend hours playing dress-up in this gorgeous shop in Wembley. You won’t need to rummage, the fun and original pieces from the fifties, sixties and seventies are all vintage gold. They also sell old cameras, retro homewares and accessories. The cat eye sunglasses are particularly cute.
Abernethy Road
Belmont, 6104
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An absolute goldmine for the thrifting elite, 199 Abernethy road is home to strip of amazing op shops. Find a park then start at one end fo the strip and work your way through Anglicare, Vinnies, Salvos and Good Sammy's. Be warned, these outlets are pretty massive so you may be a while.
Fashion Icon Keelz On Being Raised A Thrifter And Her Favourite Penny Lane
Thrifting queen and disability advocate Keely Bradley’s shares how her love of secondhand fashion has coloured her life.
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Celebrating the launch of the brand new thrifting platform Vinnies Finds, we asked this thrifting queen a few quick-fire questions.
How did you get into thrifting?
“I have thrifted from as early as I can remember. All of the outfits I wore were made by my mum or second-hand from the local op shop.”
What's the best piece you have ever thrifted?
"I remember I found a vintage Penny Lane jacket, and it had just been brought into this vintage store, and I was like, wow, this has opened my entire world."
How do you thrift in your day-to-day?
“Being chronically ill, I do most of my thrifting and secondhand shopping online these days. It's a lot more accessible for me.”
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Angove Street
North Perth, 6006
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This North Perth strip is home to a couple of great op shops. The RSPCA Reloved Fashion store right near Coles is generously stocked with plenty of fashionable finds and just over the road the long-standing Red Cross is stocked with vintage nic-nacs and clothing.
Guildford Road
Maylands, 6051
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Maylands is quite possibly the holy grail of vintage shopping in Perth. Vinnies, Salvos and Vintage Emporium are all within walking distance of Guildford Road and have got the goods to give your wardrobe a complete revamp. The Salvos is a big store with lots of stock and friendly staff. Vintage Emporium is home to two vintage retailers selling homewares and boho clothing.
The Gossamer Project
266 South Terrace, South Fremantle WA 6162
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If you’re a Nineties child at heart you’ll love this store and its killer range of vintage corduroy jackets and denim. Their collection of vintage leather satchels is also amazing. It’s part of the MANY2.0 project, an event and retail space with local designers, artists and retailers that will leave you feeling seriously inspired.
William Street
Northbridge, 6003
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It’s no secret there's great vintage shopping in the heart of Northbridge. Retro Vinnies can also be a treasure trove for second-hand clothes, with stock arriving daily.
Lucy in Disguise
44 Rokeby Rd, Subiaco WA 6008
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This little shop in Subiaco is full of hidden gems with retro clothing and accessories. If you want to travel back in time for an upcoming party, they also have vintage costumes for hire.
Russel Street
Morley, 6062
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Right across from Morley Galleria, you'll find a great little nook of second hand stores. There's a Cash Converters and an Anglicare—which has plenty of vintage clothing for guys and girls—then pop round the corner down Rudloc Road to Good Sammy's and browse through their goods. If you get hungry, you're just a hop skip and a jump away from Varsity.
Cowboy Karaoke Family Vintage
2 Cantonment St, Fremantle WA 6160
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Tucked away into one of Fremantle’s iconic laneways, Cowboy Karaoke Family Vintage is the kind of place you walk into for five minutes and leave an hour later with your arms full. This family-run vintage shop makes you feel at home while you browse their unique pieces. It is a community hub filled with charm, warmth, and love. Their carefully curated clothing selection will leave you looking trendy. Everything is hand-picked and globally-sourced creating a wonderland of colour and nostalgia — think vintage OshKosh overalls for the kids, deadstock denim for the adults, and a rotating cast of one-of-a-kind finds that make every visit feel like a lucky dip. New stock drops weekly, so if you're a regular, you already know: check in often or risk missing out.
Earthwise Op Shop
315 Bagot Rd, Subiaco WA 6008
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Part op shop, part community garden, part permaculture paradise, Earthwise is genuinely unlike anywhere else you'll thrift in Perth. Set inside a blush-pink former church surrounded by trees and veggie patches, this Subiaco gem prices almost everything at $2, yet the donations are anything but budget, think Louis Vuitton, Marcs and Zara sitting right alongside your everyday high street finds. Come for the bargains, stay for the community lunch on Thursdays, and leave feeling like you've done something genuinely good for the planet.
Red Cross Shop
502 Charles St, North Perth WA 6006
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This is the op shop for people who swear they don't like op shops. The Charles Street Red Cross has built a serious reputation for high street and designer pieces in impeccable condition, many still with their original tags, at a fraction of retail price. It's curated, it's calm, and it's the kind of place where you might casually pull a Scanlan Theodore blazer off the rack and try to act cool about it. If your thrifting style leans more boutique than treasure hunt, this is your spot.
Salvos
378 South St, O'Connor WA 6163
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If you're serious about op shopping, O'Connor Salvos is a trip worth making. One of the largest Salvos stores in all of Perth, this well-laid-out warehouse packs in an enormous range of preloved fashion, homewares and furniture, plus a dedicated retro section and Street Boutique for when you're hunting something a little more special. Coloured tag specials run daily, so timing your visit right can mean scoring quality labels for next to nothing. Come with a big bag, a clear head, and no plans for the afternoon. The perfect way to pass a free afternoon.
Good Sammy's
8 Butler Blvd, Butler WA 6036
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Don't let the drive north put you off, Good Sammy's Butler is massive, well-stocked, making the trip entirely worth it. You’ll make your money back in no time, with racks of clothing and shoes start from $2, and regular snap sales send prices even lower. The sheer volume of stock means you're almost guaranteed to walk out with something brilliant. Best of all, every dollar you spend supports employment and training for people with disabilities, so shopping here genuinely feels as good as it looks on your wardrobe.
Retro 66
263 William St, Northbridge WA 6000
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A long-standing pillar of Perth's vintage scene, Retro 66 on William Street is where serious second-hand denim, leather jackets and streetwear come to find new homes. The kind of shop that rewards the patient browser, it's stocked with vintage designer pieces, and a rotating selection of deadstock finds that attract both seasoned collectors and curious newcomers. Start here and carry on along the Northbridge vintage strip.
Hope Op Shop
403 Albany Hwy, Victoria Park WA 6100
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Small in size but enormous in heart, Hope Op Shop in Victoria Park is one of those rare finds that makes you feel authentically wholesome from the moment you walk through the door. Run by passionate volunteers raising funds for children and families in Nakuru, Kenya, the shop is known for its diverse stock, friendly staff, and the kind of quirky, ever-changing selection that keeps regulars coming back week after week. Don't be surprised if you leave with gifts for the family too, the ornamental treasures here are truly next level.