5/5 Tatyana N. 2 years ago on Google
So
I
have
been
here
a
few
times
now,
both
to
drop
off
my
stuff
and
to
buy
the
things
there.
The
girls
that
work
there
are
all
darlings
and
I
have
been
finding
it
my
low-key
place
to
shop
and
gab.
I
go
for
my
vintage,
handmade
and
expensive
items
here,
(as
sadly
I
am
cursed
with
expensive
taste
and
poor
man's
wallet)
and
incredibly
useful
as
I
have
transitioned
out
of
retail
into
an
office
and
the
overhaul
of
wardrobe
that
ensued.
1)
Place
got
everything
and
a
diverse
selection
for
it.
It's
kinda
like
a
closet
that's
also
a
two
story
house,
if
you're
someone
that
loves
the
hunt,
this
place
is
a
goldmine.
2)
Prices
are
amazing,
they
have
a
clearance
section,
and
even
sales.
This
seems
obvious,
and
almost
expected
in
fast-fashion
world,
but
many
thrift
stores
I
know
don't
do
this,
let
alone
curated
establishments.
3)
Clothing
selection
and
quality
itself
is
top-notch,
atleast
to
my
standards.
I
am
no
brand
queen,
but
working
in
fashion,
clothing
and
retail
for
years,
I
got
picky.
The
brands
I
personally
bought
there
and
dropped
off
were
Ralph
Lauren,
Calvin
Klein,
Danier,
Le
Chateau,
and
Free
People.
Got
myself
great
jeans,
silk
blouses,
jewelry
and
some
beautiful
vintage
90's
skirts.
4)
The
staff
are
wonderful.
Not
that
I
have
grilled
the
staff
or
anything
but
the
few
questions
I
asked
were
challenging
and
they
answered
them
comprehensively.
I
worked
in
one
of
the
malls
in
fashion
for
5
years.
I
go
there
to
gab,
gossip
and
destress.
They
let
me
browse,
collect
and
read
all
the
labels
and
when
I
want
I
go
down
and
chat
with
the
staff,
I
feel
all
the
best
parts
of
working
at
that
mall
without
the
crowds,
drama
and
people
treating
you
badly.
(Speaking
of;
be
good
to
these
girls,
clean
after
yourself
and
be
respectful.)
TLDR;
The
store
is
wonderful.
As
a
self-described
thrifty
princess,
Thrifty
Princess,
the
Consignment
store,
fulfils
my
needs.