SaveMart Dunedin

Paul Vincent★★★★★May 2026Report

Love shopping at SaveMart, it's a bit of hit or miss, on clothes, but I never leave empty-handed, massive selection on everything, friendly service, helpful staff,,10/10

Amber Pharrell★★★★★January 2026Report

Great selection of stuff with basically every colour in the spectrum, but INCREDIBLY overpriced compared to other second hand shops in Dunedin. I saw a shein shirt for sale there with a hole for 5 dollars. But, you can make a whole good quality outfit there for under 40 dollars. You're likely to find something that you like or something you want to try on. The changing rooms are incredibly annoying however.

Robert Milne★★★★★September 2025Report

Best selection in town. Always a bargain to find, however... Too expensive. I know you have overheads but you'd have better turnover if your prices were more realistic. I just wish there was one of these in every city. We NEED to make fashion more sustainable. K

M★★★★★July 2025Report

Pros and cons to this store. It has a large variety of clothes which is great. It’s organized well enough and you will most likely find what you’re after. However I’ve noticed the price of the clothes are only going up. And the pricing isn’t consistent. Jeans of equal wear from the warehouse, Max, Calvin Klein, just jeans etc are all around the same price mark (about $16 to $30?). Which could be a pro or con depending on what you’re trying to buy. A jacket covered in stains was marked for about $26, it was from a decent brand but the price seemed a bit much for the condition. I noticed some tops were marked as similar prices that you’d find in the original stores as well, such as a Glassons top that was about $20. There’s a designer section but it doesn’t hold all the designer stock, I’m not sure if this is intentional or if the staff are not familiar with all the brands, either way I think it’s more enjoyable to stumble across designer clothes yourself, however I can see the practicality to it. If you’re looking for women’s clothing this is a great location, but there’s not a great range for men’s clothing. Overall I do enjoy coming here , my main critique would be the inconsistent pricing. I wouldn’t come here anymore hoping for a cheap deal. I understand thrifting has become trendy in recent years so I’m sure there’s demand pressures, but it doesn’t sit right seeing the price on some of these second hand clothes. I may be wrong but I believe most of their stock is donated isn’t it? Why’s the price so high? Other “thrift” stores will give you a much better price, for example a lot of other locations have the bulk of their inventory under $10 and it’d be rare to see them go much above $20 on good quality items. while I noticed a lot of the clothing here starts from $7 and goes up from there (averaging between $10-$30). At the end of the day you’re getting discounted clothing, the gap between the original price and savemart price is just getting smaller. They do have a superior range in Dunedin for women’s clothing and you’re pretty guaranteed to find something you like, it just depends on if you can justify the price.