My Preloved Wardrobe
Clontarf
Small in size but big in charity, My Preloved Wardrobe in coastal Clontarf is all about giving back to the community and is a top spot to shop, swap your clothes, or simply donate your unwanted wardrobe items to make room for more.
Stocking a range of good quality, preloved women’s clothing and preloved men’s clothing, nothing in store is over $10! Yes, you read correctly. And you'll often find fashion pieces still with their original tags on.
With clothes for all seasons, you’ll find a mix of ladies dresses, skirts & blouses for the office, women’s tops, plus active wear, swimwear and leisurewear essentials on rotation.
Those with a desire for denim will love the dedicated shelves featuring a mix of men and women's blue jeans, black jeans, skinny jeans, mom jeans, boyfriend jeans, gardening jeans… you never know what you’ll find so rummage away. And all for only $2 a pair!
Looking to take your outfit to the next level, you can choose from a selection of secondhand ladies shoes, as well as fashion accessories such as jewellery, colourful earrings & bracelets, handbags and clutches, just for starters.
Supporting the Moreton Bay region since 2021, My Preloved Wardrobe is privately owned by a lovely entrepreneurial daughter and mother team, with all proceeds shared between local charities.
This compact, preloved clothing store offers shoppers the chance to not only shop, but to choose to be involved in a unique exchange program that generates store credits for your return visits when you donate good quality clothes. Or, you can choose to pay your credit forward to be gifted to women affected by domestic violence.
Nice to know – My Preloved Wardrobe runs regular collections in conjunction with charities, such as Dignity Drive who provide period products and sanitary items for women in need throughout Brisbane.
Need to know – If you’re looking for preloved items for babies and children, there is now a brand-new addition to the My Preloved Wardrobe family just around the corner, complete with a cafe, that is well-worth a visit.
By Danella Perrins
