Savers to open Marsden Park store
NORTH WEST Sydney’s secondhand shopping scene is about to get even bigger, with iconic global thrift retailer Savers® set to open a new store in Marsden Park.
The Marsden Park Thrift Superstore will open on August 21. Anchoring a brand-new retail development on Richmond Road, the store sits alongside local favourites El Jannah and Snap Fitness. Just minutes from Ikea and Costco, it’s ideally located to serve one of Sydney’s fastest-growing family communities.
The new store will offer thousands of unique items across clothing, homewares, accessories and more, the openings will deliver even more sustainable and affordable shopping options to Sydneysiders. Committed to making secondhand affordable and accessible, most items will be priced under $10 (as averaged across all categories).
Michael Fisher, Managing Director at Savers Australia, said the brand’s continued growth in NSW reflects a broader shift in how Australians are choosing to shop.
“We’re thrilled to be expanding our Thrift Proud® movement in Sydney, giving more people the opportunity to shop consciously, access affordable quality goods, and keep reusable items out of landfill,” said Mr Fisher.
The new store will mark the retailer’s fifth Sydney location and come just over one year after its expansion into the NSW market.
“Entering New South Wales last year was a significant step for Savers, and the response from Sydney’s thrift shoppers has been incredibly encouraging,” Mr Fisher added.
“Our expansion reflects not only the demand for quality secondhand goods but also our commitment to making sustainable, pre-loved fashion and homewares accessible to more Australians.”
In keeping with Savers’ mission to make secondhand second nature, the new stores will contribute to the more than 9.1 million kilograms of reusable items diverted from landfills by the brand’s Australian network each year. Shopping secondhand also conserves water, reduces pollution, and minimises energy consumption, making it a simple yet impactful way for consumers to be part of the sustainable solution.
Savers also plays a vital role in supporting local communities through its not-for-profit partnerships. As a for-profit retailer, Savers purchases donated goods from its charity partners, helping fund critical community programs and services. Over the past five years (FY2020–2024), the brand has paid over $20M to its Australian not-for-profit partners.
The opening of the Marsden Park store will also create new job opportunities for locals who are passionate about sustainability, retail, and helping extend the life of quality goods.
For more information visit www.savers.com.au.
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