9 Second-Hand Stores to Shop in Auckland

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If you don’t feel like trawling around Auckland trying to find the best second-hand shops, look no further.

Crushes

Racks of clothing at Crushes, Auckland.
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An eclectic mix of all things homemade, handcrafted, New Zealand made and vintage.

Checks Downtown

Interior image of Checks clothing store with a table of hates and shoes.
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There’s no other way to say this; Checks Downtown is just damn cool. New to the local streetwear label of the moment? We’ll catch you up.

Good Form and Mr Bigglesworthy

A white tall vase with a dried flower bouquet on display in the store.
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For those seeking tasteful interior inspo, we guarantee you’ll find it at Good Form and ​​Mr Bigglesworthy.

Lamplight Books

Woman holding a book about artist, Matisse, at Lamplight Books, Auckland.
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Bibliophiles should make a beeline for Lamplight Books, an elegant bookstore situated along Parnell’s main strip.

The Vitrine

Inside the shop.
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A blink and you’ll miss it type of places with a lust for well crafted furniture and antique house accessories.

Twenty Seven Names Newmarket

A hem of a dress.
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The flagship store for the Wellington-based brand.

JetSetBohemian

Steel drawers.
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Providing Auckland with kooky cool clothing, jewellery and accessories sourced from all over the world.

World

The store.
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The home of innovative styles and trends.

Zambesi

The store.
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A New Zealand fashion icon whose name has been synonymous with edgy fashion for as long as we can remember.

Flotsam and Jetsam

Red griffins sign.
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Another one of Ponsonby’s illustrious retailers is Flotsam and Jetsam, a vintage store with both new and old items for the home.

The Shelter

Clothing racks inside The Shelter.
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There’s a new way of doing business here in Auckland, a collaborative shared space drill that seems to save on risk, worry and premature closures; friends and foes unite with the similar goal of success.

Huckleberry

An aisle.
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Riffing on the whole organic health craze sweeping Auckland, Harvest Wholefoods is a veteran of nourishment.

RUBY Newmarket

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There’s something for everyone here, and we are here for it. RUBY just gets it right.

Bloc

The shop interior.
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BLOC is many things. All under the one roof. It’s Citta Design, BoConcept, the World Beauty Store and the curated design collection of popular Father Rabbit.

Everyday Needs

Homewares on shelves.
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As the shop’s name suggests, the focus here is on items for the home that are practical and useful – the kind of things you couldn’t imagine living without.

Dry and Tea

Waiting area.
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Dry & Tea makes the experience of going to the hairdresser not only appealing, but something you’ll quite happily arrange to do.

Father Rabbit

Homewares on floor.
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There’s an underlying sense of quality and timelessness to the carefully curated picks of household products available at Father Rabbit.

Fishermen's Den

Brown Just Another Fisherman tags on clothing.
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A haven for the fishing enthusiast, you’ll find everything from spin rods, filleting knives and wet weather gear.

Commonsense Mt Eden

Fresh vegetables at Commonsense Organics.
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A boutique and thoughtful shopping experience, you can rest easy at Commonsense Organics knowing every item you purchase is helping either the land, the people, your insides or a mixture of all three.

Kate Sylvester

Glitter coat by clothing rack.
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Kate Sylvester emanates sophistication, refinement and femininity.

Georgia Jay

The front of the shop.
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There is no staple more important to a person’s wardrobe than a quality leather bag, and Georgia Jay sure knows how to make them.

The Book Exchange

Old fashioned black typewriter.
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The next time the Auckland drizzle gets too much for you, forget your troubles with a trip to the Book Exchange.

Tür Studio

The entrance to the store.
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A creative space continually merging and progressing to match the ever growing importance of art in Auckland’s culture.

Tonic Room

The door.
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An Integrative Wellness Clinic and boutique natural health and beauty store.