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10 years ago
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219 Don Mckinnon Dr
Albany 1003
New Zealand
Albany
09 442 8400
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http://www.kmart.co.nz
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What time does Kmart open?
Kmart opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Kmart close?
Kmart closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)
Does Kmart have parking?
Yes, Kmart has parking options.
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A new addition to the shopping scene in Mairangi Bay, Gus & Fannie is the first storefront for a…read moreclothing label that began its journey at Matakana Markets. Along with the clothing range, there's also a mix of home decor, baby wear and jewellery. So nice to be able to shop local. I came in for a quick look and left with the perfect gift for a friend, job done!
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This is a nice spacious shop with plenty of parking and a cafe next door! Perfect…read more This shop sells awesome clothing - it has a whole stack of the Federation range (today I discovered a tshirt in a colour that wasn't even listed on their own online store; and which I now can't stop thinking about). Today I discovered they even stock that super cool label Wild Fox here. Lush. One day when I have heaps of money I'm gonna buy heaps of that and wear it to Coachella. I found the staff friendly and they put a clothing item I was wanting to try on in the changing room for me while I continued to browse. I did spot an amazing cat sweater for sale too (brand was Mr Gugu and Miss Go). Basically if you are after some awesome clothing , chances are you'll find something at Laundromat.
This store is a very recent discovery for me and I'm worried that now I've found it, I'm going to…read moreend up spending all of my money in here. They just have everything I've been looking for. Grey sweater: check. Doc Martens: check. Nice colours of Vans: check. They stock labels like Federation and Wildfox that I haven't seen in many other stores around the city, so you know you're almost guaranteed to be the only person wearing anything you buy in here. It's by no means a cheap store but all of the clothes are really well made and they're really different to items you'd find in chain stores. The store itself has a whole warehouse vibe to it and is really spacious with exposed brick walls and concrete floors. I love the fact that it's got a kids section, they've got some really cool printed tees and dresses that I kind of want for myself! Really must try to keep myself out of this place.
From the street
The changing room wall says it like it is!
Purchased a sweater from Hartleys online which was $269! Wore it twice and it looked terrible due…read moreto "pilling". Returned it and requested a refund. However the sweater was returned with a battery operated de piller. This cuts the fibres. I would have expected a jumper at this price to last the whole season. Hartleys did not want to know about the issue. I will never purchase another item at Hartleys or from Loobies Story.
I may be bias because I am from the shore but this is hands down the coolest department store I…read morehave ever been to! Home to Stephen Marr, Lucy and the Powder Room, Karen Walker, Black Box, TopShop as well as a myriad of rotating NZ designers, this place is nothing short of brilliant. Expensive, but brilliant nonetheless. On my last visit I was delighted to see they now also have a wonderful range of quirky terraniums and indoor plants. Definitely well worth checking out if you are looking to add some greenery to your office or home!
Quite a special place, for a morning coffee, quick lunch and afternoon relax, with greens and…read moreflowers. You wouldn't notice that you are actually in paradise. Yes, Paradise has the meaning of 'Garden'. Top Quality coffee, good cheese scone, caramel chocolate slice. Menu is not too complicated, ease for mind when you just into the sunny mood and some inner peace. Or you can choose just grab a coffee and have a stroll in the department store, finely selected fashion there waiting for the right person. Choose a beautiful day, and amaze yourself here. There is nothing more beautiful with a nice coffee I the warm sun.
In full sun
Who knew Happy Feet did accessories too?!
Great stuff, good prices. Really like that that they have a pick up service too for unwanted…read moreclothes which is different.
From the owner: New & Pre Loved Clothing Boutiqueread more
At the beginning of winter 2012 - you might not remember because there was no summer to help…read moredifferentiate the seasons - I popped along to the icebreaker outlet store for one of my bi-annual shopping sprees. While it does have a good selection of stuff, I'm not sure that it's much cheaper than a regular store. That seems to be the case with most outlet stores these days. Anyways, despite that I did manage to get a few items that kept me insulated through the winter. Icebreaker stuff is pretty hardy so I shouldn't need another trip until 2014 now :) If you're on the North Shore and like a bargain it's worth a visit as there are four or five other outlet stores in this strip of shops.
This is one of my favourite Kookai stores because it's always SO quiet compared to other Kookai…read morestores. Here you can escape the chaos of the mall and be left to find that perfect party dress. This is also very helpful when trying to squeeze into the tight, tight, tight dresses at Kookai. There's nothing worse than popping out of the changing room to get another size to find a whole crowd gawking at your bottom poking out of a super tight dress. Yes. You know what I mean. It can be mighty awful. But at the Albany store it's way down the end of the mall and it's probably so quiet because you have to walk a marathon to get there! But it definitely helps me to feel comfortable when trying on not-so-comfortable, but totally awesome dresses. Kookai Albany, you get a thumbs up from me!
Up until this weekend just gone, I was a pretty big fan of Kookai. So when I went to find something…read morefor the weekend, I popped into the store to see if they could help. Before I'd really even looked around I found myself thinking 'meh'. It is a good place for staple items, although these staples can be pretty expensive. They have A LOT of tight stuff, in pretty much every shade. And it is all in that sort of tog material stuff. There is a good selection of dresses and tops, and is always a number of things on sale. The store is pretty massive so there is a lot of choice. The service is very attractive and friendly, often in that slightly over the top, 'hi hun!!!' way, but hey, they're perky and helpful. As it is an Australian brand, the sizings are Australian, namely sizes 1 and 2. Size 1 is 6-8, and 2 is 10-12, i'm not sure they go any higher actually. I will still definitely pop in every now and then, because they do get some really nice stuff, but it isn't my first choice.
A great place to shop and could add a lot more shops including Zara home and H&M to make it more of…read morea shopping destination.
Pretty decenly laid out Westfield mall. You can find the usual ammenities here such as the big…read morescreen cinemas, food court (with the standard food court offerings), indoor playgrounds on both levels, the parking lot 'while you shop' carwash & various cafes littered throughout the complex. Also a few restaurants just past the foodcourt on the outside. Three stars for the very limited under cover car parking. A mall this size needs more covered spaces for the erratic Auckland weather.
Westfield Albany
My grocery shopping :)
What an innovative way to have a business in the new millennia! Browse online, select what you want…read moreto try on and have it waiting for you at the bespoke fitting room, 'The Aviary' when you arrive! Having a Sustainable Stylist there to help you out with ideas, fit and advice is so unique. The whole set up is perfect for such and AMAZING collection of authentic true vintage clothing. Click on the menu selection for The Aviary on the website to learn more about it and start adding to your Wishlist!
From the owner: Painted Bird evolved from a passion for the 'hard to find' piece; bespoke styles, cuts and textiles…read morefound in premium vintage clothing from the 1940's to the 1970's. These styles are easily incorporated in to our current looks. In days gone by, individuals chose patterns and fabrics, tailoring garments that created a story by infusing garments with personality, identity and occasion. These designs enhance existing body form, swathe natural beauty and produce a signature 'statement look.' Carefully handpicked pieces from France, Italy and other parts of Europe ensures our collection is Grade A Vintage, High End Wearable Art. On buying trips, we only select classic and unique garments of the highest condition; with the philosophy that all pieces must be distinctly wearable. These past creations are carefully curated to be an addition to our present day wardrobe. It is almost guaranteed that you will never see another garment like it - anywhere. Visit our curation, enjoy, and try on the artwork at The Aviary for Painted Bird Vintage. We would love to see you!
I've always come in ehre with my mum as it is a shop for women in her agve group. But I secretly am…read morein love with this store and always find something that I really, really need. Ok, really, really want, but you know what I mean. It's really classic, chic, and has everything from shoes, to homeware, to dresses, to gloves. There's so much nice stuff in the store and would be the perfect place to head if you've got your mum's birthday coming up or Mother's Day. My favourite thing to look at there is their knitwear range. I'm one of those people who go around feeling the clothes. Weird I know. But here you can totally tell the difference between a chain store. They feel like they're so well made and are of a good quality. Why not take your mum there. Sure it may be just for her at first, but I'm sure you'll find something for yourself too.
Fantastic shop and amazing service! I had never heard of this brand and seldom go to Albany so…read moreimagine my delight to spend at least an hour in there with a brilliant sales attendant bringing me mix and matches and all sorts of gorgeous clothes. I had to buy a fair few items for a new job and she was right on the money helping me out. I love experiences shopping like this. Well done Blue Illusion... I will definitely be back!
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Famous Brands Incorporated (FBI) is a discount clothing store where you can buy famous brands at…read moreaffordable prices. Their suits retailed about $300 which I thought was a bit over budget - I bought one a while ago in Farmers for less than that. They had a very good selection of mens coats for under $100 and one caught my eye that was only $35. That's all very well but I believe you don't really need a coat in Winter in New Zealand - compared to a lot of countries, the winters tend to be quite mild here. Women might like that large selection of handbags that were competetively priced. I'm no expert on women's fashion but they had these elegant handbags that you might get in an episode of 'Mad Men'. Overall, I thought they had good deals and fashionistas can get their fix at an affordable price. There's also a branch in New Lynn.
Eum is quite a hit and miss shop with me - sometimes I find it is filled with great pieces that all…read morefit really nicely and hence stress me out terribly when I have to decide what to buy, but other times I find a lot of the stock just kind of cheap and tacky looking and not worth the price tag whatsoever. I do however think it is a good shop to just pop in to and have a look at whenever I have time going down High Street, as I never know what I might find. Unfortunately a lot of the stock is made from polyester, which is generally a big fat nein for me, but there are also a few things made out of slightly more breathable fabrics. The service is never overly friendly; I seem to get a 'hi' and thats about it whenever I walk in, but the merchandising is generally quite nice and usually is what lures me into the shop in the first place.
"Oh shit that's cool!" "Only 40 bucks!?"…read more"Arghh why don't they have my size this would look so good on me??" "I must have that!" "OH $50 rack!" "Oh god they have shoes too!" "Crap I'm going to miss my test!" This was the exciting conversation I was enthusiastically yelling in my own head as I rushed around the store. I was so impressed with the price tags on some of the really funky items I was getting a bit flustered. I wanted to try everything on and take it all home but I knew just one trip to the change room would make me late for the first test of my year. A very disgruntled me had to drag myself out of the store before I got too carried away. I've scheduled myself a trip back in though so I can test-drive some of those clothes. Hopefully all my picks are still there... I did notice that the 'new arrivals' rack had no small sizes left so I'm assuming you'd have to fly in fast to nab the new stuff. Bummer.
There are a few places along K'Road that have brought the area out of its bohemian past and into…read morethe edgy, high fashion present; Children of Vision is one such store. Nestled in the heart of the always-inviting St Kevin's Arcade, Children of Vision is the home of little-known brands that will liven up your wardrobe; the price isn't always right, but the tags on the clothes reflect the hard work and craftsmanship that's gone into the pieces on sale at CoV. Founded by clothing designer James Dobson, whose label Jimmy D rests among Children of Vision's racks, this store is one of the few places in Auckland you can pick up Azumi & David, Pleasure Principle and Underground Sundae, all under one crisp, white roof.
Dress like everyone else. But at least you will be on trend. Cool shop for cool kids. Not for the…read moreimaginative.
Area 51 has a nice even mix of both male and female clothing, making it the perfect place to bring…read moreyour stylish comrades, no matter what gender, without either party getting too bored. However this does not mean there are huge distinctions between the mens and womens areas of the shop - there is actually quite an androgynous feel about the clothing on display, from the beanies to duffel coats, bar the odd Lonely Hearts dress or two. This makes for a nice range of casual, easy-to-wear street gear, perfect for days at uni but easily styled up with a pair of heels or some dress shoes. In terms of the service, I was helped today by a friendly girl who sympathised wonderfully with my proportion dilemma with pants and did a great job at trying to help me what I was looking for (unfortunately it was one of those cases where that 'in-between' size does not exist). I will certainly be back though, as Area 51 is a boutique filled with a great range of some of the best NZ and international brands.
I'd always walked past this shop thinking it was either really expensive, or would have really…read moresmall sizes. One day on a shopping trip with a friend I did actually walk in, to find both these assumptions were unwarranted. The clothes were reasonable and there was some really cool stuff reduced. I found a really cute jumpsuit which was on sale for $25 - you can't complain about that (even if they are rather difficult when you need to go to the bathroom)! So the jumpsuit is now in my wardrobe. My friend also got a couple of really nice, dressy tops ( suitable for a night out or work). Range Gal was a worthwhile stop on our shopping trip.
In my experience, well informed and friendly staff are easy to come by in music gear stores as its…read morea bit of a 'cool geek' subject. The guys at Mix Foundation are no exception and they were more than happy to spend time discussing the various merits of music formats and compatibility of software and hardware. They offer a complete range and have pretty much everything on display and encourage you to try things out before making a purchase. That doesn't sound like much to ask when some kit is VERY expensive but other stores keep the good stuff behind glass which makes it tricky to commit to a purchase. Check out their facebook page for up to date offers
I can't believe they still exist! They went out of business in the states, but here's One still up…read moreand running in New Zealand! This one was attached to a shopping mall, so ran like a department store, like a sears in the states . It was a smaller scale compared to the ones that used to be freestanding back home . It was pretty nice with a wonderful selection of household goods and clothing . It reminded me a lot of the ones we had back home in the early 2000s. The prices have definitely gone up though ! They had a similar selection of what they used to have at their old locations, but at a more modern price haha!
Kmart is the anchor store for this Westfield branded mall! Never in a million years would I assume…read moreKmart being an anchor store for a mall. As an American, Kmarts are almost all shuttered in the US. I've heard that Kmart in New Zealand and Australia are considered nice, in the way that Americans see Target as "nice." I'd say this target is maybe 1/2 or 1/3 of the size of a US Kmart. The main section seems to be for clothing, and then home decor items. I noticed there were quite a bit of items for social media, like ring lights and phone stands, and colourful strip lights. I noticed most of the items were house branded / generic items. I'm not familiar with the quality of these items but they were on pretty much everything. There isn't much of a snack section or toys or practical items for the home that I saw. Visited February 2023
It's kind of ridiculous, but I love $2 shops. This is technically not a $2 shop because it sells…read morethings priced above and below $2, which is kind of stupid, but I love it anyway. The place is pretty massive, it has aisles that are alphabetized for ease of search, but there's so much stuff in there that you wouldn't even know where to start. For example, $2 disposable yellow raincoats. Amazing. $7 '*insert name here* PARKING ONLY' signs to stick outside your house for laughs. $2 caps. $2 angry birds keyrings. $3 packs of bubble wrap, self-sealing envelopes. Dare you to go in there and not find something to buy. Service was super friendly.
Definitely my favourite dollar store in Auckland, such a huge selection of really great stuff, good…read moreparking and really friendly staff. They have an amazing selection of fake flowers here which look really good and aren't a rip off like the ones in home décor stores. I always buy my fake eyelashes from here too, really good selection and again really great looking and fab quality. My boyfriend likes their selection of lighters here, especially their Zippo inspired ones! It's part of the shopping complex on the corner of Valley and Dominion Rd so it's got great free parking (always deserves a mention). Such an amazing kids toy section here too they even have beautiful hand painted maracas for $2 and they would make such great gifts. I also always buy my pet paraphernalia from here too they have doggie poop bags that are pink with paws on them...so cool as well as pet bowls, leads and toys! Love this shop to death.