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Your New Zealand op-shopping guide

Op shops in New Zealand

Find your next great op-shopping day in New Zealand. Explore the best-known op-shopping spots, see what's nearby, and plan a route that fits your trip.

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Take Auckland’s op-shop guides with you

Free printable area guides for planning a day out, with every edition checked against the Op Spot catalogue.

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Every place we cover in New Zealand

Follow the country through 107 town and metro guides, grouped into geographic chapters.

Northland4 guides
Auckland19 guides
Waikato11 guides
Coromandel & Hauraki4 guides
Bay of Plenty5 guides
Gisborne1 guide
Hawke's Bay3 guides
Taranaki4 guides
Manawatū-Whanganui7 guides
Wellington & Wairarapa16 guides
Nelson, Tasman & Marlborough4 guides
West Coast2 guides
Canterbury9 guides
Otago5 guides
Southland2 guides
Elsewhere in the North Island8 guides
Elsewhere in the South Island3 guides

Op shopping in New Zealand

Are op shops open on Sundays in New Zealand?

Some are, and it varies shop by shop rather than by chain — plenty of charity shops close on Sunday, while stores inside shopping centres often stay open. Every shop page here shows that shop's own hours and whether it's open right now, so you can check before you drive.

What's the difference between an op shop and a secondhand shop?

An op shop is run by a charity, so the money goes to the cause behind it. A secondhand shop, vintage boutique or antique dealer is a business buying and selling for profit. Both are worth a look, but they aren't the same thing. The counts on this page are op shops only; open any place below and you can switch the secondhand dealers on.

Can I donate to any op shop?

Most take clothing, books and homeware in good condition during opening hours. Furniture, electrical goods and large items depend on the shop's space and whether they can test them, so ring first for anything bulky — a shop that can't take it will usually know who can.

Are the opening hours here right?

They come from each shop's own listing and are refreshed regularly, but a volunteer-run shop can close at short notice. Treat them as a strong guide rather than a guarantee, and if you find one wrong, say so on the shop's page so the next person doesn't make the trip.

NZ Charities To Shop and Donate With

Choose a charity, or start with one of its local op-shopping guides.

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