Apparel & Accessories

New Zealand’s largest street market, up to 5,000 people visit this Saturday morning market each week, and business is well underway by 6am. Pacific Island, Maori, Asian and Pakeha stallholders gather each week, creating a uniquely New Zealand multicultural experience. As you meander around the 250 plus stalls, Pacific Island music plays loudly, while the thick scent of Cook Island donuts, hot rewana bread, and Chinese pork buns hangs in the air. Whether you’re after fresh fruit and vegetables, unique clothing, jewellery or Pacific Island crafts, the Otara Market is a penny pincher’s dream. Access is from the East Tamaki off-ramp, about 20 kilometres south of central Auckland on the Southern Motorway.

Maori Art Gallery & Design store. Buy both traditional and contemporary Maori art. Native Agent stocks Maori themed goods including traditional Maori weapons, home-wares, linen, jewellery, children’s clothing, flax weaving, wood carvings, paintings etc.

The Mangere Town Centre Saturday Market is held in the Mangere Town Centre car park with entrances off Mascot or Orly Avenues. The market has 200 stallholders with an array of mixed goods. Fresh produce from as far south as Hastings and north to Kerikeri. With a wonderful assortment of Polynesian arts and crafts, food, clothing, carvings, weaving, jewellery. This multicultural market is an experience to delight you with a wide variety of cultures, all working side by side in a happy environment. There are over 2000 free car parks available. Free multicultural entertainment. Saturdays, 6am - 2pm, in the car park directly behind Farmers. Back in its day, Mangere Town Centre was once the largest shopping centre in the Southern Hemisphere!

Stalls include locally crafted jewellery, puppets and cards. First & third Saturday each month, 10am - 2pm

Located in the heart of Victoria Park Market, Kiwi Tees stocks a wide range of Maori style apparel as well as a large selection of other themed T-shirts.

Kia Kaha Clothing specializes in providing high quality apparel with authentic and distinctive Maori designs. Kia Kaha was established in 1994 as a casual apparel mail-order business, operated from a garage. Its immediate popularity with New Zealanders of all ethnic backgrounds saw it expand rapidly, and over the past 12 years it has grown to include team-wear, corporate uniforms and more recently, golf-wear and a range of fashion clothing.

General bric a brac, products and produce. 8am - 12 noon every Sunday

Avondale Markets is held every Sunday 6.00am to 12noon. Strong Polynesian and Asian influence with a multitude of stalls, arts and crafts, new and used products and produce, clothes and general bric-a-brac. A great day out in a multicultural atmosphere.

Hip new designer fashion, contemporary jewellery, Pasifika arts and crafts, ethnic food and local entertainers – Aotea Square Market brings talent, soul and excitement to Auckland's favourite open-air square in the CBD. Every Friday and Saturday from 10.00am to 6.00pm, Aotea Square comes alive with a dynamic mix of music, culture and couture. With something for everyone Aotea Square Market is a great place to shop or simply enjoy the atmosphere! It's Auckland culture at its best and definitely worth a visit!