Ōtautahi Preloved Clothing Markets
Hi there,
My sister and I run regular preloved clothing markets in Christchurch. The next one will be:
🗓️ Sunday 23rd June 2024
⏰ 10am - 2pm
📍 Christchurch Multicultural Recreation and Community Centre (formerly the Christchurch Netball Centre), 455 Hagley Avenue
🪙 $2 entry
This market is a place for you to refresh your wardrobe by browsing and buying someone else's!
There will be 30+ stallholders selling their recently cleared out wardrobes, including new and preloved clothing, shoes, handbags, accessories, jewellery, make-up/beauty.
Items for sale will mainly be womenswear, but there will also be a small selection of mens and kids clothing.
Items range from high street and fast fashion, to vintage and designer labels. A range of sizes will be available.
Please bring cash! All stalls will accept cash, some stalls will accept bank transfers.
Off-street parking and street parking is available.
We can't wait to see you there ✨
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