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Fashion lovers and bargain hunters will be in second-hand heaven, with a huge 30 per cent off sale at every Vinnies Queensland charity shop.

The sale, heldĀ  on Friday, October 1, and Saturday, October 2, will be a celebration of National Op Shop Week.

It will allow thrifty-minded shoppers to save even more on pre-loved fashion, homewares, antiques, collectables and more, while raising vital funds to support Queenslanders in need.

Author, stylist and DIY enthusiast Geneva Vanderzeil from Collective Gen said op-shops like Vinnies were the perfect place for unique fashion finds or for inspiration for home dƩcor.

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ā€œSecond-hand doesn’t mean second-best. I love the feeling of going to Vinnies and finding fashion from brands I love at a great price,ā€ she said.

ā€œOn one of my recent Vinnies trips, I filled my trolley with a handful of pieces from Mister Zimi, Levi’s, Cue and Max Mara for a grand total of $50, all at the one shop.ā€

Vinnies Queensland General Manager of Operations, Drew Eide said the sale provided a chance for bargain hunters to pick up the brands they loved for a fraction of the price while supporting the community.

DIY enthusiast Geneva Vanderzeil said op-shops like Vinnies were the perfect place for unique fashion finds.

ā€œAs good as it feels to find something unique for a great price, you can also feel good knowing the proceeds from every sale at Vinnies go towards helping people in your community experiencing poverty or homelessness,ā€ he said.

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ā€œWith the ongoing financial and mental health effects of the pandemic, as well as the ongoing affordable housing shortage, we can all do our part to help change the lives of those struggling in Queensland, simply by shopping for a second-hand bargain.ā€

In the last financial year, Vinnies Queensland distributed more than $8 million in direct emergency assistance and provided more than 100,000 nights of accommodation to people in need.

For more information about the sale, or to find a Shop near you, visit vinnies.org.au/sale.

The 30 per cent off sale applies to everything in store, with the exception of furniture in most regions.

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