Malaki.Second Chances

Bianca Van den Berg

3 months ago

So it is a very nice and cute shop, and they have really pretty things here and there. As a student I am a bit disappointed in pricing, some were reasonable and totally made sense but not all. There was a pair of nice Aldo heels but walking up to it, it had black rhinestones on, and a lot has fallen off, and it is very visible. The price was R500 which I feel is unreasonable for a damaged product. I like the idea of thrifting, but after visiting other shops as well it did not make sense to me to buy expensive second hand clothing and also if it's damaged, which I have found a lot, if I can buy something new for less. If you do have the money and want to be sustainable it is definitely a option.

jacqueline hendricks

2 years ago

I only recently discovered this gem in my hometown.Beautiful clothes.Friendly staff.I love browsing there,good for the soul.Bought a few items and is absolutely in love with what I bought.

Christine Bekker

6 years ago

What a gem in a small passage way! Malaki and Second Chances changes lives! You'll find those special garments you want there and it will all go towards making difference in society. Love it!

Thanja Allison

6 years ago

This little gem is a favourite of mine. I often walk in just as a "treat" to myself. The merchandise is beautifully dispayed and colour coordiated. I never leave empty handed though and at the excellent prices paid for great quality items I do not feel guilty for my self-indulgence - not one little bit!

Jo

8 years ago

Beautiful clothes, accessories and shoes!!! Lovely and warm atmosphere. When one enters the shop you don't want to leave it feels like home:).