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    Amy's Walk In Closet Consignment Shop

    4.5 (27 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Visited this shop for the first time today. l loved Amy's selection of home decor, purses, jewelry etc. Purchased this great little sign there. I will definitely be back. Cute shop! Great selection. Customer service is warm and personable.

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    Dana H.

    Amy's is a recently opened consignment shop that just popped up in the new shopping center behind the BP on the corner of Chickasaw and Curry Ford. I would've never even know that it was there if it wasn't for a flyer that I received in the mail advertising their grand opening. I stopped by today after work to give it a go... First impression: REALLY nice and friendly owner. She immediately approached me and asked if I needed any help. Wasn't pushy... she pointed me in the right direction after I told her my size. The store is pretty tiny and quite cluttered. She apologized for the mess and told me that they had just received a large amount of clothes that she was still putting away. I spent a while just sifting through the racks... and I didn't find anything that really caught my eye. There was a pair of Roxy shorts that still had the tag on them (retail for $39.50) - she was asking $9.00. She tried to be very helpful and offered up a few suggestions, but nothing was really my style. A lot of the new stuff she had (tags still on) looked cheap to me. I think I will give Amy's another chance. Consignment shops are kinda weird like that... one day you found a lot of awesome stuff; other days you really don't find anything. The owner says that they get new items in constantly, so I would suggest checking in and seeing what you find!

    I love Amys style !!!
    Tami C.

    I love Amy's Walk-in Closet. Amy is the only person that can style me. I follow her on IG she has the best prices as well.

    Destiny P.

    We arrived an hour before opening but the sign said open, door was locked. We came back an hour later and had the pleasure of meeting Amy (shop owner), she was great, very friendly. The shop was clean and organized, good selection of plus size. A lot of great brands and boho items. Prices were a little on the high side (bought one shirt $9, another I wanted was $14)

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