Queenstown RegionShopping

Shopping in Queenstown Region

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    toi o tahuna

    Exclusively NZ art, with around half the work from contemporary Maori artists. Ask gallery owner Mark Moran for the free ‘Galleries & Artist Studios in the Wakatipu’ guide – proof that Queenstown’s definitely about more than leaping off bridges wearing a giant rubber band.

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  2. Mediterranean Market

    This is the place to fill up a basket for a lakeside picnic. There are fresh pastas, sauces, Asian cuisine, good local produce and a fantastic deli and bakery. Have coffee and cake at the attached cafe while you make up your mind.

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  3. B

    Out There Clothing

    A NZ label with functional clothing that leaves you looking outdoorsy and stylish as you snowboard, mountain bike, or just sit in a bar. The Tshirts screenprinted with Maori proverbs are simple and unique.

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  4. C

    CSTM

    Don’t settle for a T-shirt you don’t like – head into CSTM and custom make the shirt of your dreams. No worries if you’re lacking on the creative front, they have a fine selection of pre-made options too.

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  5. D

    Koha

    Meaning ‘gift’ in Maori, Koha sells authentic and unique gifts. Everything for sale here is from NZ including jewellery, beauty products and designer clothing.

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  6. E

    rookies

    If you forgot the kids’ snowsuits, rent or buy clothes from rookies to keep them cosy. Designer kids clobber for warmer seasons is also available.

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  7. F

    Kathmandu

    A well-known and good-value chain with regular sales making things even cheaper. Join its ‘Summit Club’ for extra discounts.

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  8. G

    Alpine Sports

    Long-standing outdoor outfitters with plenty of gear to get you ready for camping, hiking, skiing or climbing.

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  9. H

    Detour

    The place to go for fashion-forward urban hipsters and style bunnies looking for the latest cool threads.

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  10. I

    Kapa

    Has an array of quirky and eclectic NZ design infused with a healthy dose of contemporary Maori culture.

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  12. J

    Arts & Crafts Market

    On Saturdays visit this creative market at Earnslaw Park on the lakefront beside Steamer Wharf.

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  13. K

    Freshchoice

    The well-stocked Freshchoice is Queenstown’s big supermarket.

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  14. L

    Play It Again

    Has CDs and DVDs including a good Kiwi music section.

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  15. M

    Alpine Supermarket

    In town, the Alpine Supermarket has most staples.

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