Great op shops in Logan

If you’re looking for one-of-a-kind pieces that are good for the environment and your wallet, try your hand at thrifting. 

Op shops are as exciting as they are affordable. You never know what you might stumble upon – you could find the vintage bag of your dreams or the perfect statement décor piece for your home.  

Best of all, you’ll be shopping sustainably and supporting a charitable cause.

However, not all op shops are the same – to make your thrifting day effortlessly fun, we’ve put together a list of some of the top op shops in Logan so you can find pieces that truly spark joy.   

Dream Nu

The newest addition to the op shop scene, this children’s consignment shop sells gently used children’s clothing and accessories. Check out the Dream Nu website to see what’s available online.

4-14 Allamanda Drive, Daisy Hill

Logan Recycling Market

Get in early because this market’s wares are always in hot demand. However, it is regularly restocked and usually chock-full of pre-loved treasures: books, golf clubs, toys, kitchenware, furniture, decor and more. The Logan Recycling Market Facebook page is also frequently updated with the latest arrivals.

41 Recycle Way, Heritage Park

Good Vibes op shop and cafe

The latest addition to the op shop scene in Eagleby, the Good Vibes op shop supports people with different abilities and receives new stock daily. Browse through racks of pre-loved clothing, accessories, bric-a-brac and more.

116-120 River Hills Road, Eagleby

Loganlea Authentic Church op shop

Nestled beside the church, the Loganlea Authentic Op Shop is where you’ll find a bunch of unexpected treasures and friendly faces. It has it all: an extensive range of men’s and women’s clothing, interesting homewares, a small kids’ section, and more knick-knacks. The majority of women’s clothing are priced at $3. 

350 Loganlea Road, Meadowbrook 

Lifeline Superstore, Logan Central 

Every purchase at a Lifeline Superstore helps run the charity’s 24-hour crisis support line. Spacious and well-stocked, you’ll find pretty much everything you need after you work your way through the racks of pre-loved clothing. Besides a sizeable furniture section, there are shelves filled with items like storage containers, tea towels, books and even candles. 

Unit 2/4 Leichhardt Street, Logan Central 

Defenders for Hope op shops

Support victims and survivors of domestic violence at this well-maintained, organised and affordable op shop, now open in 3 locations. The Defenders for Hope team work tirelessly for an inspiring cause and also run a food bank and hold free community programs.

Unit 6/10 Industrial Avenue, Logan Village

Unit 6/108 Anzac Avenue, Hillcrest

Unit 3/82 Anders Street, Jimboomba

Salvation Army, Underwood

Brightly lit and well organised with convenient on-site parking, this Salvos is regularly restocked and frequented by regulars. From $2 sale racks to designer fashion, there’s something for absolutely everyone at this Underwood spot – especially kids and babies. Besides clothing, there are sections for furniture, homewares, CDs, books and bric-a-brac.  

2/3255 Logan Road, Underwood

5Fold op shop, Yarrabilba

If you love bargain hunting while supporting a good cause, pop by the 5Fold op shop in Yarrabilba. Owned by Yarrabilba local Melinda Hartley, the charity supports those dealing with domestic violence, homelessness, and natural disasters. While the store is smaller and only sells clothes, you’ll find lots of great deals on quality pieces and the best customer experience. If you’d like to learn more about the charity, read our story on 5Fold. 

23 Shaw Street, Yarrabilba

Salvation Army, Beenleigh

Another Salvos makes the list for its affordable prices, this time in Beenleigh. It offers a treasure trove of hidden gems, so you’re bound to take something home after you browse through racks of funky clothes, shoes, accessories and more. Book lovers will also rejoice because there’s a huge collection of pre-loved books and special book sales every so often.