The Reject Shop

The Reject Shop isn’t just for cheapskates and weirdos, people.
Huge range and cheap prices, especially for every day goods. Wrapping paper, pet toys, party essentials, this joint has got you covered for a fraction of the cost.
I pop in here at least once a week to peruse. They always have something you want/​need. Either way, it’s a good time wandering though any Reject Shop!

Everytime I’m in the city I pay this place a visit. I make a lot of my own cards and gift boxes so I’m always sure to find what I need and quite a few extra things I didn’t have on my list, hehe. I also stock up on the $ 1 cards and wrapping paper and as I’m an Educaion Assistant the place is great for arts and crafts materials or ideas for school. There’s so much to look at, I often wander around two or three times and the food items and toiletries are very cheap

The Reject Store is fantastic for gift wrapping, crafts, cards, Easter and Christmas decorations. I only ever buy Christmas decorations from the reject store now, its saves a lot of money during the festive season.

The Reject Shop is one of the best names I’ve ever seen for a store. It succinctly sums up what the shop is all about — cheap items, and lots of them.
Sometimes The Reject Shop has some great gems. For instance, if you’re looking for cheap party items, The Reject Shop is a good place to find some. There are also some highly kitsch items that are bad enough to be wonderful.
On the other hand, their lollies seem borderline inedible. I’m not sure I want to put a fluorescent lolly pop in my mouth. Perhaps it’s radioactive and would turn me into a mutant. A lot of their items look as though they would shatter if you glared at them.
Overall, The Reject Shop is fun to browse but is full of dubious items.

I don’t very often go into bargain shops like this, but now I definitely will do much more often. We were about to embark on a camping adventure and there were lots of random items we needed. Nothing cost more than $ 5 but we still managed to walk out with almost $ 100 worth of stuff.
We stocked up on food, drink bottles, straw, cups, silly string, batteries, torches, locks, cameras and more. Yes this shop literally sold everything! We managed to find absolutely everything we needed, as well as weird random stuff we didn’t. We had to force ourselves not to get hilarious sombreros and random hats with corks hanging off them.
The only downside was everything was horrible quality. Half the locks didn’t work, the drink bottles leaked everywhere and the food tasted a bit old. However, when you are paying $ 2 how much more can you expect? The disposable cameras were an amazing purchase though. Everywhere else charged a good $ 15 for them, but here they were $ 5. They had a larger photo limit and they developed perfectly!

This place is awesome! I only realised it was there a few months ago and well it has continued to rock my world since that wonderful day.
It sells just about everything. The lollies are cheap and in massive bags, the toiletries are way cheaper, pet food cheaper, in fact everything is cheaper and you can get it all in the one store.
My eyes have been opened. I got a christmas t-​shirt in there for $ 6! I mean places like red dot are cheap, but The Reject Shop is something else.

The Reject Shop sells EVERYTHING.
Seriously. Everything.
Except, you know, the stuff it doesn’t sell. But for the most part whatever you’re looking for you’ll find here.
Lollies, stationary, art and craft, toys, cooking utensils, gardening supplies… It’s all here and it’s all cheap.
That may be because the quality is waning, but that’s kind of what you expect from a place with ‘reject’ in the title.
The only thing about The Reject Shop in Carillon City is that it’s down stairs — not by escalator, but down a literal flight of steps, and has no disabled access that I could see, so if you’re got a wheelchair, pram or trolley, you’ll have to do your discount random goods buying elsewhere.
Apart from that the Reject Shop is excellent value for money, and just a fun shop to have a nosey in.

You can never go wrong with The Reject Shop, it’s similar to your red dot or price savers — cheap and stacked with STUFF. If you can’t think of something you need, chances are you’ll find it in here. They stock lollies, to toiletries, to party goods, to pet products, pretty much everything you could think of, just name it! Even if you don’t end up buying anything, I’ll guarantee you will have a good laugh and some childish fun look at all the weird and wacky products.

I love bric-​à-​brac shops — sometimes useful, sometimes useless, always random, shelves and shelves of ‘things’ and ‘stuff’. I’m not picky either — from old to new, antique trinkets to ‘Made in China’ plastic junk, my love for the Reject Shop is no less than my love for the vintage gift shops of Subi or Northbridge. And in fact, it’ a lot bloody cheaper!
I could spend hours trawling through bric-​à-​brac stores and thinking up reasons why I would ever need to buy a gnome-​shaped flower pot or a fridge-​shaped tin of M&Ms.
And as well as all the weird stuff in the Reject Store, there are actually really useful and really cheap things — I recently bought a full sewing kit for $ 3! And I’ve got a few stocking fillers in here too at rock bottom prices that you would think were bought in a much fancier establishment! There is certainly gold to be found in here among the weird animal outfits and shoddy candle holders!