Noffs Op Shop (Rozelle)

Low low prices regardless if it's vintage
Lovely staff
Variety and lottsss of stuff for a small space
Non for profit assisting socially disadvantaged young people.

Noffs are my new favourite Op Shop, love the mystery and adventure of looking for something fab. Most things are $5, staff very friendly.

My favourite charity and op shops, without the ted noffs foundation, i wouldnt have survived my teens ❤ my love and gratitude is endless

Great selection of goods, lovely staff and open seven days ;)

I found Noffs finally open today until 5pm. It's not very big, crammed with stuff, but tidy. Staff were friendly, it's mainly all women's clothing, shoes, jewellery, assceesories, ceramic wear, glassware. Men's jeans - not very much on the rack. This store is cheaper than vinnys and that says a lot really. It's worth a look if your a woman. I'm not that impressed by the used sports shoes versus the price although these types of shoes are initially an expensive product, second hand ones with fairly worn soles shouldn't be any more than 10 bucks.

It's a fairly tiny space, however they have managed to get lots inside without making it look too cramped.
Another shop I feel could benefit by placing stock in sizing even if they attempt to put smallest at one end of rack and moving up to highest end.
They had a bargain rack, which I always like although I didn't find anything. It's touted as the cheapest op shop although I picked a few things up and was disappointed by the price. Though I did find a few good surprises as well.
On a Sunday they were quite busy so they prob do have good prices ( for the area)
Few odd bits and other stuff worth have a bit of a rummage through

I had left a positive review of this shop previously, which I have now deleted. The shop is pretty good, but why are the staff grilling me on whether I’m going to resell items I buy? It’s none of your business what I do with my purchase but it is incredibly passive aggressive and not at all appreciated.