We have detected unusual traffic activity originating from your IP address. Why did this happen? This page appears when online data protection services detect requests coming from your computer network which appear to be in violation of our website's terms of use.Chairs Bar Stools Pots Chest Of Drawers Mirror Window Lounge Recliner Side Table Step Ladders 1 - 25 of 6,734 ads in Cairns Region within Home & Garden Chairs Bar Stools Pots Chest Of Drawers Mirror Window Lounge Recliner Side Table Step LaddersWhy waste your time and money on the retail outlets everyone goes to when you can get a unique, one-of-a-kind outfit at your local thrift store? Stand out from the crowd and see what Cairns has to offer in the best of thrift shopping this season. CRACKERBOX PALACE (Cairns North) Before vintage was even old enough to be considered vintage, Crackerbox Palace was already selling Cairns’ best pre-loved goods.If it’s eclectic and cool, you’re sure to find it here, with its warehouse crammed with retro, boho-chic fashion, furniture and collectables dating back as far as the 40s.
Why shop somewhere that’s just hopped on the vintage bandwagon when you can shop at the place that’s been doing it for 20 years? KJ must stand for kooky and Just-plain-gorgeous with all the stylish threads its packing. This closet is bursting with all kinds of vintage clothing and accessories that are all about glamour, poise and pretty. Hidden away in a wee boutique in Manoora, KJ’s Closet is a definite must-see for anyone wanting to dazzle up their look. Come help clear out KJ’s Closet before it’s all gone! If you’re new to the thrift store game then Salvos will help you kick off those training wheels. With a ton of stock,easy to read coloured tags and incredibly low prices, you’ll be perusing the piles like a pro shopper in no time! By the end of the day, you’ll be sure to walkout with some awesome clothing and accessories to boot too. CAIRNS VINNIES (Cairns City) If you’re frantically looking for that last minute costume or don’t want to be wearing the same thing as your friends at the next party then good ol’ Vinnies has got you covered.
From old wedding dresses to vintage pieces from all over history, this place stocks everything both tacky and trendy. They also have a great range of used furniture, books, CD’s and more so browse to your heart’s content and bring home a winner. If you’re a little more rugged than frilly in your thrift store purchases then it’s time to hit up WorldwidePawn Brokers. They’re a mass selling and buying warehouse of wooden furniture, appliances and weaponry and source products from all over Queensland. Whether you’re looking to get some old goods for a pretty penny or you’re in the market for some cool militaria to put on your walls, this is a good place to start. TULLY SECOND HAND (Tully) The people of Tully must be hard of sight for giving away these prized treasures, but nevertheless you can find the best of vintage at Tully Second Hand. This place stocks a range of whatever kooky curios they can get their hands on and they are ripe for the taking. Clothing, jewellery, furniture, you name it!
These gems are so good, the original owner will want to buy them back after seeing them in your clutches. ATHERTON SECOND HAND SHOP (Atherton) If it’s time to upgrade your beat-up couch but you don’t want to fork out the big bucks, then it might be worth having a look at Atherton Second Hand Shop. They have a great selection of used, but not useless, furniture and homewares ready to pretty up any pad. These guys are a long trusted seller to the community so you know you’ll be getting only the best quality of stock to take home. BABINDA BARGAIN CENTRE (Currajong) The volunteers of Babinda Bargain Centre work tirelessly to give you the best of the community’s throwaways. The centre is divided into two sections of clothing and furniture so it’s easy to find what you’re looking for. Funds from the centre go directly to helping people living with disability, so you’ll be shopping for a good cause here at Babinda. Lifeline is a serious contender in the charity op-shop game, it has plenty of variety in its fashions and stocks plenty of other goodies too.
From toys to books and frocks to jewellery, Lifeline has you covered.They’ll also make sure you don’t empty your bank account in the process. If you think all the good places were picked clean long ago, then you haven’t seen what Lifeline has to offer! CCA SECOND HAND (Bungalow) For everything furniture and homewares look no further than the largest warehouse of used furniture in Cairns. With a huge showroom and 30 years of experience, CCA Second Hand will take care of all your buying and selling needs. While you’re pawning off some old goodies for some extra dough, take home a sweet new couch or vintage table all in one day.Furniture Lounges Drawers Chairs Cabinet Chest Of Drawers Cupboard Beds Sofa Bed King 1 - 25 of 2,194 ads in Cairns Region within Furniture Furniture Lounges Drawers Chairs Cabinet Chest Of Drawers Cupboard Beds Sofa Bed KingSome charities are able to sell worn / damaged / un-saleable clothing to companies that recycle the clothing/textiles for industrial rags or other textile byproducts.
Please contact your local charity to find out if they accept clothing for recycling. Items that are suitable for industrial rags should be: Preferable items include T Shirts, towels, flannelette, sheets - especially white materials. If your items do not meet the above criteria, please do not put them in charity clothing banks/boxes. Unsuitable items will be sent to landfill and the charity will incur a disposal cost. Please check with the charity concerned on acceptance criteria as other garments may be reused or recycled for purposes other than rags. H&M Clothing Retailer has a Garment Collection programme for any clothing or textiles which they reuse of recycle. They currently have stores in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. 22 drop off businesses match on Clothing and Textiles within approx 60km of Cairns QLD Click the link for business details and map 19 pick up businesses match your query on Clothing and Textiles Click the link for business details
Search Yellow™ to find second hand stores in your local area. Many charities sell second-hand goods and clothing via shops. They're great places to pick up a bargain and help a great cause at the same time! If they're in good condition, many charity stores will also accept unwanted household items such as clothing, accessories, bric-a-brac, books and even furniture. Before setting out to donate unwanted items to a charity shop, however,please contact them first to ensure that they can accept your unwanted items. .au to find suitable collection or drop-off service options. Other Clothing Donation Programs Dress For Success and Fitted For Work are both programs in Australia that help women experiencing disadvantage to find work and keep it. They do this by providing free professional attire, career mentoring and development, and transition-to-work programs. Visit their websites to find out what type of clothing is suitable to donate or other ways that you can help.
Shoes For Planet Earth is a non-profit organisation that works with local and international communities and companies to provide reused running shoes to those in need around the world. They have drop-off locations in NSW, VIC and QLD. As well as running shoes (no broken soles or holes please) they're also happy to accept insoles and spare laces. Uplift Bras collects new and second hand bras and sends them wherever needed. For women in the developing world a bra is often unobtainable or unaffordable. In 2011, bras were sent to the Philippines, Vanuatu, Fiji and the Northern Territory. Uplift Bras have drop-off collection points in all state/territories in Australia. To donate furniture to a good cause, contact your local charities to see if they accept donations of furniture. To search for commercial second-hand furniture shops, go to this page and enter your location details. The National Association of Charitable Recycling Organisations (NACRO) ensures that all the collected goods and proceeds are used exclusively for their welfare programs.