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Auctions & Markets - Clothing

Riccarton Rotary Sunday Market: Riccarton Park, Racecourse Road, Christchurch Ph: 03 339 0011; The biggest outdoor market of its type in New Zealand!
Avondale Markets: Avondale Racecourse, Avondale, Auckland; The Avondale markets have just about everything. The fruit, vegetables, flowers and plants come from small, independent orchards and are cheap and fresh.
La Cigale Market: 69 St Georges Bay Road, Parnell, Auckland Ph: 366 9361; Although French in style New Zealand foods are sold here as well. Fresh Salmon, homemade chocolates, artisan breads, preserves, fresh vegetables and olive oil are among the tasty treats you can sample and take home. French cheeses, pates, meats and wines are also up for tasting.
Mangere Market: Town Centre Square, Mangere, Auckland Ph: 275 7078; Every Saturday stalls fill the town centre square behind Farmers and there is a hall full of intriguing wares including musical instruments, jewellery, clothing and electronics. A lot of the Pacific Island and Polynesian artefacts that sell here are difficult to find in one place anywhere else. There’s a whole row of food stalls, including fresh fruit and vegetables, which are cheap and top quality.
Otara Markets: Newberry Street, Otara, Auckland; The streets of the Otara town-ship have a carnival atmosphere on Saturday mornings with throngs of family groups making their way to the rows and rows of stalls set up in the shopping centre car park. You’ll find fresh, cheap, good quality fruit and vegetables from the familiar to the exotic. The plants and flowers are equally good value and generous sized bunches are yours for only about $2.50 each.
Takapuna Markets: Cnr Lake Rd & Anzac St, Takapuna, Auckland; The markets here are of a good quality, with anything from succulents to bath bombs, whistles to rimu frames. In fact there's something for everyone including good quality second hand books.The cheap plants and fresh flowers are another attraction.
Titirangi markets: Titirangi Village, Titirangi, Auckland Ph: 817 3467; Titirangi is a creative, new age community, and the vibrant, busy markets perfectly represent this. There are rows and rows of stalls both outside and undercover in the Titirangi Memorial Hall, which are filled with ethnic foods, gorgeous screen-printed cushions, garden sculptures, and affordable antiques. Different local musicians take turns livening up the scene, and there is food and drink for sale.
Victoria Park Market: 210 Victoria Street West, City, Auckland; The Victoria Park Market is conveniently open seven days a week and there are places to have your face or your future read, your stresses massaged away, a food court for refreshments, and countless shops offering great deals in regards to clothes, shoes, jewellery, sunglasses and bags.