This Red Cross shop on Clarendon Street is part of the charity's long-running retail network, staffed by local volunteers who sort and price donated goods for sale. Expect the usual mix you'd find in a good op shop, clothing, books, bric-a-brac, homewares and the odd unexpected find, with stock changing constantly depending on what locals have dropped off that week. Money raised here goes back into Australian Red Cross's work, which spans everything from disaster relief to community support services, so a bit of secondhand shopping on Clarendon Street ends up doing more than just clearing out someone's wardrobe. It's a straightforward, no-fuss kind of shop rather than a curated vintage boutique, which suits anyone who likes digging through racks for a genuine bargain. The shop is open seven days a week, making it an easy detour if you're already walking along Clarendon Street toward South Melbourne Market or the surrounding shops. Like most charity shops, it relies heavily on volunteers, and Red Cross is generally on the lookout for locals willing to give a few hours a week behind the till or on the shop floor.