Thrifting

A collection of 9 places curated by Mackenzie

Places in this collection

  1. SWOP Melbourne

    shop

    8 Peel St, Collingwood VIC 3066, Australia

    The final stop of the day, where the creator found adorable heels but didn't buy them.

    SWOP MelbourneView on Google Maps
  2. Smith Street Bazaar

    shop

    305-307 Smith St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia

    A new store the creator visited and was obsessed with, noting its expensive but beautiful homeware.

    Smith Street BazaarView on Google Maps
  3. That Paper Joint

    shop

    544 Sydney Rd, Brunswick VIC 3056, Australia

    Craft shop with lovely staff, crafty girl heaven

    That Paper JointView on Google Maps
  4. Savers

    shop

    93-99 Parramatta Rd, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia

    Three-story thrift store with neatly categorized clothing, shoes, bags, accessories, books, ceramics, miscellaneous items, and furniture; donate items for 20% off and exchange purchased items within 14 days

    SaversView on Google Maps
  5. ADRA Op Shop

    shop

    49 Maude St, Encounter Bay SA 5211, Australia

    Op shop with a variety of crafting supplies and fabrics.

    ADRA Op ShopView on Google Maps
  6. Trattoria I Raddi

    restaurant

    Via D'Ardiglione, 47, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy

    This is a restaurant in Florence, Italy.

    Trattoria I RaddiView on Google Maps
  7. Christchurch

    other

    Canterbury Region, New Zealand

    The video is about op shopping in Christchurch, New Zealand. The creator visited several op shops and found a genuine fur jacket for $90 NZD.

    ChristchurchView on Google Maps
  8. Salvos Stores Geelong West

    shop

    Geelong, Australia

    Massive thrift store with furniture, bric-a-brac, art, clothing, and a large book section. Features dead stock items and finds from other stores.

    Salvos Stores Geelong WestView on Google Maps
  9. The Mustard Tree

    shop

    Melbourne, Australia

    A large op shop with a retro vibe, also functioning as a social project with a cafe. They employ community members and provide meals to those in need. Items are very affordable, with most priced the same regardless of brand.

    The Mustard TreeView on Google Maps