Savemart—Wallaceville - Upper Hutt

Savemart-Wallaceville ist ein Second-Hand-Kleidungsladen, der sich in Upper Hutt, Neuseeland, befindet. Genauer gesagt, ist der Laden in Wallaceville an der Adresse 31-45 Lane Street, Wallaceville, Upper Hutt 5018, zu finden. Die Kontaktdaten des Ladens sind der Telefonnummer 64445280493 und der Website

Das Unternehmen bietet eine Vielzahl von Second-Hand-Kleidung an, die sicherlich für viele Menschen interessant ist, die auf der Suche nach erschwinglicher und nachhaltiger Kleidung sind. Eine der herausragenden Eigenschaften von Savemart-Wallaceville ist der Lieferdienst, der es Kunden ermöglicht, ihre Einkäufe am selben Tag zu erhalten, was sehr bequem ist. Darüber hinaus ist der Laden rollstuhlgerecht, mit einem speziellen Eingang und Parkplatz für Rollstuhlfahrer.

Das Unternehmen bietet Kreditkarten- und Mobile Zahlungen per NFC an, was die Zahlung für Kunden einfacher und bequemer macht. Es ist erwähnenswert, dass Savemart-Wallaceville 475 Bewertungen auf Google My Business hat, was ein Hinweis auf die Beliebtheit des Ladens ist. Die durchschnittliche Bewertung beträgt 3.4/5.

Insgesamt ist Savemart-Wallaceville eine großartige Option für Menschen, die auf der Suche nach Second-Hand-Kleidung sind und die Vorteile eines bequemen Lieferdienstes und rollstuhlgerechter Einrichtungen schätzen. Wir empfehlen, die offizielle Website des Ladens zu besuchen, um weitere Informationen zu erhalten und Ihren Einkauf zu planen.

Bewertungen von Savemart—Wallaceville

Jade Pittrich

1/5

Super expensive for second hand clothes. Used to be an awesome place where you could get clothes ranging from $3-12 being the normal and the expensive side being around $25 etc. now the new normal low is $15 and averaging between
$25 - 40+. Prices are through the roof for second hand items. Might as well buy new for the price you’re paying. Plus then it won’t have holes and stains on them. Really disappointing.

Indika Bandara Mudiyanselage

3/5

I'm not sure if Save Mart sells items used by the royal family, like Princess Diana or Elvis Presley. The prices are similar to those you'd expect for such items. Who would want to buy a Barker shirt for $29 when I can get it for $50 at the Tawa outlet? HB shirts are on sale for less than $30, but at Save Mart, they're $29. And used towels for over $20? It's ridiculous. They don't seem to have any common sense.

hailee riini

1/5

when I was waiting with my friends to try stuff on one of the old lady’s that work there said “those girls aren’t even gonna buy anything” and said that she was gonna check the cameras insinuating that we were gonna steal (she had already checked exactly how much clothes we were trying on) AND you can literally see through the changing rooms it’s two little red doors with a huge gap in the middle that anyone can peek through… disgusting

Daisy Miller

1/5

This place is a complete rip off. You can buy some items cheaper brand new during sales than these prices. Adidas track pants for $39.99. Warehouse and Kmart brands for $10.99+. Old, musty leather and fur coats for $169.99. Donated business uniforms such as F45 and Air NZ priced at $26.99. First and last visit.

Katie Rennie

2/5

Good range of items but extremely overpriced for second hand clothing, anything that has a somewhat recognisable label is priced through the roof. A lot of the items are cheaper to buy brand new. Very disappointing considering the items are donated.

Annabel Szabo

2/5

Most prices are above what you would pay new in store. Great range but can't really see the point with that price tag

Ivy Vena

4/5

Love the Upper Hutt Savemart. Great pieces - though branded and designer wear are going up in price. Otherwise usually come out with something ‍

Jayne White

2/5

We found multiple second hand items that were the same price as new items, despite these items being worn and stained. We also got told off for trying on a jacket for size in the aisle. After the lady explained why I understood, but she wasn’t very nice about it and was quite condescending. Overall not a nice experience anymore. It used to be good but I wouldn’t recommend it anymore.