Salvos in Red Hill and Newstead are among the Brisbane’s best second-hand stores for vintage pieces. From clothes to second-hand furniture, you’ll be sure to find what you’re looking for at these two massive warehouses. Their new Street Boutique in Newstead is filled with designer gems like items by Christian Dior and Michael Kors at affordable prices, waiting for you to snatch up. Italian footwear, jackets and their eco-chic style will have you coming back for more, you’ll never get tired of this place.

Right next door to the Street Boutique is Vinnies where you can find clothing for all shapes, sizes, ages and even up-market furniture. Its range of designer jewellery has the odd Gucci piece floating around, so you’ll definitely want to add this to your must-visit list of op shops in Brisbane. As a bonus, they even have free parking on the weekends. If you want to donate, they have bins where you can help repurpose some of your old things.

Lifeline has a massive collection of clothing, accessories and has that retro vibe which will transport you back to the good old days. This entire Brisbane op shop is colour coordinated and insanely chic, offering you great prices for handmade items. Hop into their store for authentic vintage pieces that are unique and versatile. If you’re looking for more recent clothing, they have a whole section dedicated to modern brands, waiting for you finding your new outfit.

One of Brisbane’s best second hand stores, Yesterday’s Thrift Shop, offers you big name brands like Ralph Lauren for as little as $10, talk about a bargain. You won’t have to worry about having empty pockets after a visit to this place because every day feels like a sale day. Its range of bags, accessories, and clothing makes it the ideal store to redo your entire wardrobe. The op shop caters to all sizes, shapes, ages and is for sustainability. Alternate stores are located in West End, Annerley, Mitchelton and Indooroopilly, but be aware trading hours may vary. You can now also purchase items from its store online.

Thrift Shop and Eternity Boutique is one of those classic charity shops that provides a treasure trove of unique items. From books, games, and of course clothing, you’ll be sure to find great pieces for cheap which you’ll be able to pair with anything. This store is definitely for shoe lovers, with its dedicated shoe section, which will you have you trying on shoes for hours. It also has large donation bins, where you can drop a few things in to go to new homes.

Do you want branded clothing for less than $20? Then check out EBBC Thriftshop, the ideal op shop near you. It even sells unique homeware which can brighten up any home. EBBC Thriftshop’s Instagram page is littered with outfits you’ll be wanting to get your hands onto. The best part is, the second hand store gives you the prices and sizes for each item on their Insta, letting you pick and choose what you like and what you know will fit you.

This RSPCA is unlike any other charity shop you’ve been to before, for one thing, it’s not filled with pet stuff, but luxury second-hand items. Located in one of Brisbane’s wealthiest neighbourhoods, you’ll be happy to know their racks are filled with designer clothes at a quarter of the price. The best part about shopping at this thrift shop is that 100 per cent of their profits go towards animals in its care. Go in and have a look, you’ll be shopping for your next favourite outfit whilst also helping out an animal in need, the best of both worlds.

Vintage Revival is a Lifeline outlet that’s filled with every costume idea you could imagine. As you shift through its wigs, mountains of Hawaiian shirts and gypsy skirts, you’ll discover the best outfit. The Brisbane op shop’s friendly staff can help you transform into the most stylish flower power hippie from the 60s, headbands and all. It also has excellent everyday vintage pieces you can wear with everything. Take a look inside into its world of the past, you might find yourself buying a pair of 40s styled shoes or even a few branded items.

This place screams retro vibes from the get-go. While small, this Brisbane op-shop is vibrant and bright, it even has a disco ball to really transport you back to the 70s. Its blue stars, colourful mural and funky artworks are all part of the vintage charm that you want. As a charity shop, all the profits go to the Pay a Sack forward charity, which helps Brisbane’s homeless community. All pieces sell for $5 or less, but there is also $2.50 sale days. The atmosphere is fun, spunky and groovy, so take a look, you won’t regret it. While Studio Thrifty 4 might be one of the best op shops Brisbane has to offer, there is a catch. The store is only open on Saturdays.

Traditional ops will never go out of style, and St Veronica’s Thrift Shop is where you’ll find all your knick-knacks and more. Clothes, homeware, books and toys don’t even begin to describe what’s filled in this store. You can find anything from a classic vintage piece on their retro rack to Christmas decor, which is sold all year round. It even has a half-price cabinet, with goodies you’ll just want to buy. If you’re looking for something new to wear, a costume or some new second-hand furniture, drop by and explore all they have to offer.