Salvos Stores Parafield Lot 1A Lawrence Hargrave Way, Parafield, South Australia 5106

"Big assortment of nice retro kitchenware, like glasses,cookie jar etc, and many other second hand things in good condition."

"Some interesting items to be found. Also some books that look in excellent condition and at very reasonable prices too. CD's, clothing, shoes, toys, bedding, furniture and jewellery. The staff member that was serving a customer was quick to tell me that there was a percentage off of blue ticketed items today."

"Very expensive for an op shop. I appreciate the boutique section is commonly brand names but seeing a shirt from Shein in that section priced at $15 was shocking. For those unaware, Shein is an online fast fashion website where they rarely have anything over $20. There was also a shirt from Cotton On, another fast fashion company, priced at $20 in the same section. I think this store really needs to rethink what makes it to this boutique section and how they price things. I've got some really good things from other Salvos boutique sections but this one is a bit of a mess. The clothes on the regular racks also seemed to be priced quite high for what they were. I've seen for profit op shops with lower prices. Also I wouldn't be surprised if a previous review about how the prices on dresses are reasonable was from a volunteer because that's what it seems like."

"I read the reviews online and didn't believe them. But believe them! This is the most overpriced salvo store I've been to, and I've been to easily over 100 by now, including the local one in Salisbury. Went looking for a nice formal dress today and could not believe the prices they were trying to get for them. Plenty to choose from, but at outrageous prices for a salvo store. $150! If you have that kind of money to spend on a dress you would not be looking at a donated one. On average you would expect to pay $40 max! That is a fair price point in comparison to the majority of other op shops. Do yourself and the community a favour and donate your items to another salvo store. One that people can actually afford to buy from. This one is not doing the community any good by making donated items unaffordable."

"Huge salvos shop. A really big area just inside the doors on left for household items. Everything from silverware, platters, cannisters, glasses and ashtrays. Purchased some lovely blue bottles. Very nice woman behind the counter marysnne. Lots of staff in shop to help with questions"