Long story short. Needed to go to Cleveland during winter. I needed a jacket and purchased one…read moreonline. Pocket had a hole so I needed a exchange. Coat was in stock, girl who helped me was very friendly. Actually I am impressed with the staff! Great store. And needless to say the jacket worked amazing in 10 degrees and 30 mph Erie winds. I was toasty except my eyes lol.

Great clothes. Very durable and fit well Have not been disappointed with anything I bought thereread more

'Worked there': workers try to be cut throat, but came out to be a bunch of annoying individuals…read morethat no one wants to work with. Employees are too lazy to train, but somehow want shift lead/assistant manager position pay. They talk about you and customers for no reason, to other employees. I was sent to the dressing rooms to work for the rest of the day and gotten told to "do my job" in front of customers, by the manager, as he walks by. He could have pulled me aside and told me that. I'm not going to discourage people to not work here, just giving my perspective at this place. It's a great job to work if they have people who are fun to work with and not a'holes.

Employees at the store seem half-interested in helping customers. My biggest gripe is that you can…read moreactually get a better deal shopping online because there are often special "online only" codes that will allow you to obtain an extra 20-40% off. Simply checking the "pick up in store" option allows you to get the same clothes you would in the store at an added discount. I have asked employees if they would honor the online code and they said that they could not - seems a bit silly to me. All in all, the clothing is well styled but not made all that well. At the price point, it's PERFECT for a growing child. I'll return to buy more, but only when things are on sale.

I found some nice Japanese hair care here and some Dubai chocolates on Tuesday. Was able to get a…read moreface gel for $4. Lots of nice deals :))

Missy at the checkout was exceptional. Cheerful and helpful. I enjoyed meeting her. She is an asset…read moreto your company.

Another nice and friendly store at Aurora Farms. This store has a lot of merchandise for men and…read morewomen. Sales are good, too. There is more than clothes....colognes and bedding is what I saw. With the receipt a coupon was attached for Tommy Hilfiger to be used that day. Take the survey noted on the receipt and get a $10 for every $50 you spend.

I wish I could give minus stars. I bought two large mesh polo shirts online. I tried them on and…read morethey didn't fit. I returned them per instructions. They took a long time to respond so i called the company and they said the refund would be processed in a couple of days. I waited and they sent me a package with the same shirts I didn't want. I called and was told since I removed the price tags they would not refund my money. I wore them only a couple of minutes. There was nothing wrong except the wrong size. THIS COMPANY IS A SCAMMER AVOID AT ALL COSTS. I HAVE HAD BETTER EXPERIENCE WITH USED CAR SALESMEN. AWFUL JUST AWFUL. For the price they charge, you would expect better customer service. Their service does not exist.

Jenny Q (aka Sasha) is freaking amazing. I was so lost walking into the store. I had lost about 50…read morepounds and needed new clothes. Jenny helped me and pushed me outside of my 'safe zone' which I needed. If not for her I would have just stuck to boring pants and no style. I also came back the next day to get a little jacket and another woman suggested something different than I had picked out, and again I'm glad she did. That jacket looks so much better than what I had chosen. THANK YOU!

The staff here is wonderful; makes the shopping experience fun. No pressure just helpful and…read morefriendly.

I absolutely love the Cleveland Consignment Shoppe. I have been shopping with them since the very…read morebeginning with Susie. They are honest professional and offer amazing lux items at amazing prices. The items are meant to be enjoyed and last for years to come. Cleveland true treasure.

Wondering what to do with your designer clothes? Here is…read morethe right place to go! I'd many clothes and accessories that I'd not wearing. I brought them here and voila- half of them were sold in less than 3-4 months. You can track your sales online and usually, they will send check to home if the sum is larger than 50$. In addition, I'd found some beautiful and new designer pieces for a great price. Highly suggesting to visit this place and bring your fancy stuff to sale.

Staff was super nice. I was looking so long they would check on me and not ignore me like some…read moreother stores. This store has always been clean and organized when I've shopped here.

They do not stay open until 9:00. They close at 8:00. Need to fix online listing. Waste of my time.read more

I wasn't expecting coming here, but the DSW at Crocker Park lost power. I called the North Olmsted…read moreDSW and asked if they had these specific shoes I wanted, and they did. They put the shoes on hold and they were ready for pickup when I came here. The girl who assisted me was really nice. Considering that this DSW isn't in a popular area, the store was a nice size, and the place was clean. I would come back to this DSW in North Olmsted if I had to.

The best prices are in their clearance section in the back, otherwise--I didn't really notice much…read moreof a discount for the quality of shoes. *GASP* I know I sound super-cheap. But $70 for Jessica Simpson sandals? Methinks not. I'd say more like $40. And I hardly call that "designer." Although--I will add that I find it quite ridiculous that both Jessica Simpson and Steve Madden shoes are priced as high as (if not more than) better designer shoes. While DSW does have an occasional BCBG, Calvin Klein pump, most are over-price nonsense brands I've never heard of... Maybe I'm looking at the wrong sections? The boots were hit or miss--if you're looking for designer brands you've heard of? There are a few, but most are still around $150, especially for leather. And I didn't see any that blew my mind. Otherwise it's mostly that super-cheap looking faux leather, like the ones you see in the windows of Charlotte Russe, but 5x more expensive. Mens prices and brands seemed more spot on. My sister and I looked around for a bit and she really hit the jackpot with a unique Calvin Klein heel for around $40. I was quite jealous! But that was really the best deal we found. Other than that, I think they could lower their prices on everything by at least $15-20--based on what they carry.