Recycle Boutique

Auckland, Neuseeland

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+64 9-379 8891
Webseite:
www.recycleboutique.co.nz
Adresse:
209 Queen St - Corner of Darby St Auckland Central, Auckland, Otago, 1010
Auckland CBD
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220 m51 Victoria Street
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Ortszeit (Auckland) 21:17 Samstag, 14. Juni 2025

Geschäftszeiten

Montag 09:00 – 17:30
Dienstag 09:00 – 17:30
Mittwoch 09:00 – 17:30
Donnerstag 09:00 – 17:30
Freitag 09:00 – 20:30
Samstag 10:00 – 17:00
Sonntag 11:00 – 16:00

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6 Bewertungen zu Recycle Boutique

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Rating des Ortes: 2
Auckland, New Zealand
Uh, this place… I remember a few years ago you could find usually find a few sweet pieces of gold here, but now everything just seems cheap (aesthetically) and horrible, like they’ve been sitting in their bags out the back in damp conditions for months. Any thing cotton seems to have accumulated millions of those weird ball-​fluff things… I’m not sure what happened to this place really. Perhaps the workers there are secretly raiding all new stock before it hits the floor OR people with the good stuff have found new places to sell. You can sell clothes through Recycle Boutique but rumour has it that they are pretty unreliable (but don’t take my word for it…)
Rating des Ortes: 3
Auckland, New Zealand
This is just a big second hand clothes place where you can bring in the shitty clothes you don’t want anymore because they’re out of date or something, and they’ll sell your clothes if they can, and you get a cut of that profit. So that’s a good idea, and my girlfriend does that sometimes any one time she pulled in like $ 200 which was great and we had an extremely ballin weekend. You can also go there to buy those clothes. There’s a bunch of stuff. I honestly think it’s mostly a bit of a rip off.
The shop seems to be a bit up itself if you know what I mean. That’s lame.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Auckland, New Zealand
I constantly put off buying clothes. I always say to myself «Do I really need this?» and «If I’m still thinking about this in the next few days, I will get it. By the time I go back to buy said item, it’s gone. Sold out, or not available anymore for any other reason. Crushing. Luckily, when outlet stores/​online inquiries fail too, I have been saved a few times by the last resort of Recycle Boutique.
The premise behind Recycle Boutique is something I greatly respect. So many people have clothes lying around that they never wear anymore. Why not pass them on to someone who can use them and love them? Recycle Boutique is the middleman between the owner of the unwanted goods, and the prospective buyer. It has a huge range of second hand clothing, from vintage through to designer. There are a lot of cool, random things you can find in here if you take ample time to look (there is a lot to get through!). Although second hand, the clothing is often of a very high quality.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Auckland, New Zealand
I really like the idea of the Recycle Boutique and I think it works in many places. The smaller stores are great because you don’t get overwhelmed by ridiculous amounts of clothes squeezing on to the racks. I’ve only been to the Recycle Boutique in the city a few times because of this. It’s just been too difficult to sort through all the clothing to find something in my size that I like. I think it’s a bit better for the guys because naturally there just aren’t as many clothes in the men’s section (perhaps guys don’t like to change out their clothes quite so frequently). But in saying that, when you find a bargain it’s a great feeling and usually the clothes are extremely high quality.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Auckland, New Zealand
Recycle Boutique is one of the biggest secondhand stores in Auckland. It stocks everything from clothing, to accessories, shoes to jewellery.
Although when first entering the store it can be overwhelming — there is so much to look at — don’t be put off! Take your time to sort through the racks and you’d be amazed at the eclectic, funky garments you will find, and also what good condition they are in.
Last time I was there I stumbled across the most gorgeous bright red high-​waisted denim shorts. They fit like a glove and only cost me $ 15. My best buy of the summer!
Tip: Not only is Recycle Boutique a great place to find cheap retro clothing, it also stocks lost of current fashion garments, and is the perfect place to keep in mind when clearing out your own wardrobe. It’s worth taking any items you no longer wear along to the store — you never know, the Recycle Boutique may buy them off you.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Auckland, New Zealand
If you’re serious about picking up some second hand threads in the CBD, Recycle Boutique is the place to go. There’s always plenty of good-​quality stock in, and the range is good too — women’s, men’s, shoes, designer, shoes, discounted new garments, and accessories.
I’ve never had much luck selling things here though, unlike at the Wellington branch where I made quite a tidy sum. It’s still a reasonable alternative to selling your stuff on Trade Me, but I think this branch in particular is better for buyers than it is for sellers. Perhaps it’s just too full of stock? Or not full enough? I dunno.