Lifeline Shop Windsor

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( 8 reviews )

Books, Mags, Music & Video, Lingerie, Used, Vintage & Consignment

Closed 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM See Hours

100 Lutwyche Rd, Windsor QLD 4030, Australia

+61 7310-971-00

Lifeline Shop Windsor is a community thrift store located in Windsor, offering a wide range of pre-loved items to its customers. As one of the many Lifeline shops in Australia, Lifeline Shop Windsor operates under the umbrella of Lifeline Australia, a non-profit organization that aims to prevent suicide and support those in crisis. The shop is run by a team of dedicated volunteers who sort and stock the items, ensuring that the store always has something new to offer. Lifeline Shop Windsor is a great place to find affordable clothing, homewares, books, and more while supporting a worthwhile cause. Customers can expect to find unique treasures at the shop, while also supporting the community by shopping sustainably.

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Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Clothing

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Linda simpson

March 22, 2024

This is a great Charity Shop! It is very large with lots of sections to explore and it's well set out with lots of racks and cabinets. The shop mainly features lots of vintage/ retro gear. The is a lot of really good authentic clothes, dinnerware, books, ornaments, bottles and all sorts of things!! It's really quite a joy to look around. In terms of location it's not far from the Brisbane hospital but if you're coming from the north side it's more difficult to access. There is not a lot of car parking around the street. The street has all yellow lines which means you can't park in that area. There is a donation entrance at the back and the main entrance is on the main road. They have three fitting rooms which are often very busy curtained by big old wool blankets. The service area now has screens up for covid- health reasons. The clothes are set out in to size 10 12 14 etc for ease of purchase. Will return.

Alex taran

March 22, 2024

I used to love this place until this morning…. I have always found great bargains and there’s an awesome variety of things, hence my grandmother and i pop in every couple of weeks. As i was sorting through clothes i noticed all the price tags were above $10!! and none of them had colours on them yet they have 25% off green tags signs everywhere. WHAT A SCAM! I feel in love with one shirt with a $10 price tag, guess how much it originally was from the shop? $5. I paid more for a second hand shirt then if i got it first hand. i am appalled to say the least and especially to be doing this around christmas and in our current economic state. I can confirm they have just lost two very reliable customer.

Nina r

March 22, 2024

Supposed to be Opportunity Shop, why are they items you get for free from the community then inflated to $25 for clothes? Could see why the aisles were empty of customers. You'd get more foot traffic and sales if prices were $3-$5 like op shops used to be, go figure! Stop hiking prices to make yourself profits, you're meant to be helping people with items which were generously donated in the first place, it's not your place to conduct daylight robbery and stoop down the barrel of greed.

Jason bestard

March 22, 2024

'Retro' hmmm? I don't think so. I think you guys could be more flexible here, put all the long skirts together, easy to find, reasonably priced, as many of the clothes in retro are standard general clothes. Sadly, I won't be donating my clothes to this store either. This does not support community I'm afraid. I'm not willing to pay more than $15 for items as I simply can't afford it. I would say the clothes aren't moving that much in this store, simply because prices are too high.

Lissette cahue

March 22, 2024

Great location to RBWH if clothes are needed for patients. A lifeline for me with my husband in hospital and needing warm clothes. Thank you!

Eric fodrey

March 22, 2024

Large, with lots of items, but a terrible place to take young children. Aisles are narrow and piled high with breakable items - I was terrified of my child knocking something over. Prices are on the expensive side, there was no toy section (with the exception of items behind a glass cabinet) and of the four items I purchased, two were missing parts when I opened their boxes and obviously hadn't been inspected before sale. Updated October 2023

Odessa behmlander

March 22, 2024

Some bargains to be had, but as one reviewer pointed out, housewares are overpriced. It doesn't encourage people to keep waste out of landfills when you give items the same price that they cost new (and in better condition) - and the items aren't any better quality, either.

Katie tomlin

March 22, 2024

Found this lil treasure of an op shop today. Was plenty of interesting things and set up so that you could easily find what you were looking for. Upstairs is full of clothing set up in sections, again easy to find what you are looking …