Save Mart Frankton

Cute second-hand store. The Te-Rapa store is much larger, but if you are op-shopping then this one is much more proximal to the other op shops in town.

They often have good clothes. Although, I hear the staff aren't treated well.

Got some good quality tops labeled one there good place to shop

So much clothes. A lot of good clothes, clean and tidy. More expensive than most op shops but great quality items and selection. You need a few hours here to have a real good look.

bit hard to find! good range of used clothes. nice staff

My mother and i came into this store last week we are locals and have been op shopping in frankton for a good 10 years anyway we entered the store it was busy with a few customers and after being instore for 10mins i notice that one of the owners/workers was tailing my mum around the store and making her feel very uncomfortable while we shopped i would like to say we both shop here before for years i dont know why she was doing this to my mum i approached my mum to support her and ask her what she was doing she took off to the back of the open store and said something in her native language After that i placed my clothing on the rack and left we always support small bizo weekly thats how we can help everyday nzers rather than going to the giants.P.s this person needs to learn how to take note of your regular ex customers cheers.

Nice shop...like how things are colour coordinated. But just too expensive for a second hand shop. Might as well shop at the base and get something brand new for less.

Excellent selection of clothes and some great quality items. Well presented and easy to browse. Quite pricey for an op shop but there are some bargains hidden within, too.

Smaller counterpart to the Te Rapa save mart. Well lit changing rooms with new doors (looking at you, Te Rapa save mart). Bring a jacket, the warehouse can be cold.Fairly good filter on used vs worn out clothing. Floor stock had more common brands from cheaper chain stores. It felt like the majority of women’s shirts had been sourced from two wardrobes of one size 8 and another size 16 Mirrou shopper.