Excellent experience here. First time in a consignment shop. Never really trusted used clothing,…read morehowever this place gave me some insight and peaked my interest in checking out other shops. The owner Davida is amazingly kind and warm. Enjoyed just browsing and happened upon and awesome tigger outfit (Winnie the Pooh) for my two year old son.

Amazing clothes for my daughter. Purchased clothing, gifts for kids of all ages. Personal…read moreassistance. Great recommendations.

Well curated collection of sustainable toys, cute baby clothes and top notch consignments. This is…read morea great little store that I will definitely shop at when in PA.

This place really cares about you as the customer and the baby in your life. A one stop shop for…read moreall your baby needs and you know that staff is knowledgeable and committed to ethical products. Their cloth diapering workshop is great (and free) and they try to provide an unbiased look at what's available on the market (trying to look things up yourself online can be overwhelming and confusing). At this workshop you have a chance to get all your questions answered from how to wash them to pros/cons of the different materials...they really are a wealth of knowledge and have an intimate relationship with companies they carry- constantly providing consumer feedback. they have a promotion where you can try out 10 different products for 30 days to get a feel for what you/baby like. (those who attend the workshop can also get 10% off purchases done online and in person). Other services: They also help you find a carrier - bring your own baby or use their weighted baby (heavier than you think). There is a new baby/parent in person support group nearby. I was impressed by the commitment to re-using, second hand and sustainability. I'm so glad this place is a resource in the area...support local.

A couple of the boys in the family were getting ready for a family wedding and needed to get some…read moretuxedos and went to Boy's Connection. I didn't have too much to do until my tennis, which was later in the day so I decided to come along. Robin took care of the boys by measuring them out and having them try on a tuxedo for a further viewpoint. Robin also helped pick out a pocket square that would go along with theme of the wedding. Not only are the tuxedos and pocket squares great here, but so are their dress shoes and other formal wear. They have dress pants and some nice shirts, but none of the boys got any. However, they picked up some dress shoes that were comfortably padded like a sneaker on the inside. Also, Boy's Connection offers suits and tuxedos up to size 42 so most men can get their clothes here. Altogether, Boy's Connection is a treat shop to pick up some formal wear including suits and tuxedos for the boys!

This is a great store for finding clothes with the right fit. Our son was able to find dress pants…read moreand a bar mitzvah suit that fit him perfectly!

This place suited my needs, which was shopping with a very brief window on my lunch break. It…read morewasn't too much to rummage through, but just enough in my toddler's size to find something for her for daycare. They were doing a 50% off sale when I visited, which was great. I can only speak to one other consignment for kids that I've been to, but the prices weren't bad at all. They were pretty comparable to the other store. Some of the designer items were understandably priced higher. The others were fine by me, especially with the sale price tacked on. I bought at least 5 or 6 items for around $13. As to the staff, I thought they were pleasant. Twice they inquired if I was looking for anything specific and they directed me to where I needed to be. They also told me about their fill-a-bag sale coming up (yes, I'll definitely be back, because I love a fill-a-bag thrift sale). I even spied some items at the counter I may come back for for myself. Overall, it was a great experience. You would be surprised how high new clothes for toddlers can run, so I only shop secondhand. In the long run, even saving a little goes a long way! Also, Narbeth is so cute! Stopped at a young entrepreneur's lemonade stand on the way back to my car.

I want this place to be great, really I do. I live a mile away and I love to support shops like…read morethis. But every time I have gone in, and twice now when I have come in to consign, I have checked the website in advance, gone in, and been told I was wrong to bring in what I have brought. Which is frustrating because I went through the trouble of bringing in things that the website says is being accepted, but I am treated like a know nothing when I walk in the door. My sense of the place is that the owner means well but is disorganized. The website is clearly out of date, and she is defensive when you explain that you were just following her published info. I want to give them another shot, but I have never been treated this way at Greene street consignment or Nesting House. I'm more inclined to support businesses that have their stuff together, and my sense is that this place ain't it.

As you can guess, I am an avid thrift shopper. And with experienced thrifting comes expectations…read more This store did not meet my expectations. I haven't been here in years, but since I was in the area, I figured 'Hey, why not?". The moment I entered the door, the older lady working the counter gave me a dirty look, including a once-over like she was better than me or something. Not cool. But, brushing it off, I decided I still wanted to visit their infamous "Dollar Room". I found a cute pair of white cutoff shorts with a dark blue nautical anchor pattern on them for one dollar! Of course, when I went up to the counter with the shorts, the lady tried to make nice with me by discussing what a great find they were, but I just smiled, paid, and left. The jewelry in the other room was so-so, and the prices were normal for main line thrift stores. (Too high for my taste though!) I didn't even look upstairs so I don't know what else they had. Maybe someone else will brave the beast at the front desk and check out the stuff upstairs. I just didn't have the patience to play nice with a snob,

I really wanted to like this place! I'm a frequent thrifter, and I love when the proceeds benefit a…read moregood cause. But here were some of the issues I encountered: 1. Quality of the clothes (dirty/stained/major pilling or wear). This usually doesn't bother me at thrift stores since obviously the clothes are preowned, but I encountered SO MANY dirty, stained, pilling, super worn-out clothes. One white button-down from the Gap had huge, brownish armpit stains! Gross! The shoes were pretty dirty, too. And this ties in to the next issue-- 2. Pricing (too high considering the quality!) Clothes were obviously priced according to their brands rather than their condition. This makes sense...to a point. I get it. But selling a fleece jacket that is completely misshapen, faded, pilling, at the end of its usable life for $15 just because it is North Face seems wrong somehow. Most of the quality-brand clothes I saw (J. Crew, Anne Taylor, etc.) had such pilling and wear that the prices just didn't seem justified. 3. Rude staff. I don't have too much to say about this because I don't want to call anyone out--I get that it's a volunteer operation--but, seriously. The lady working there was just plain rude. 4. Counterfeit/fake items. I saw several fake handbags for sale. Their printed price tag for one of these actually said "Burberry handbag--fake." What??????? The real designer bags were locked up in a glass display case while several fakes were knowingly placed around the store. Selling counterfeit handbags is illegal. It's also tacky considering the emphasis on high-end brands. All in all too many cons for me. If they lowered their prices, were more discriminating with their stock, and worked on customer service that would make a big difference. If you decide to visit, make sure you're feeling patient and ready to hunt really hard for a good deal. And bring hand sanitizer! :)

Epic fail trying to return some winter clothes I didn't get to wear because we really haven't had…read moremuch of a winter. The last sale price was 3x below what I paid so I deemed it not worth it. I'll just hold on to them until next year. Hopefully I'll get to wear them. Still love old navy, no shade !!

The time has come where I can no longer buy the NMT clothing based on his age (3T) or his size (M)…read more No, the NMT is now a 16 year old, with his first serious summer job. This job required blue jeans, an article of clothing he previously shunned. I knew we'd need a variety of sizes and cuts for him to figure out what was most comfortable. So off we go to Old Navy, me happily and him looking like he was in the Bataan Death March. He's not a clothes shopper. As expected, they had their Wall Of Jeans, grouped by cut. We got there early, just after opening. What was surprising and disappointing was the disarray on the shelves. Jeans heaped in piles. Sizes all over the place. Sizes plain old missing. If looked like the end of a busy day, not the start. I plowed through, sending Sir Grumpy off to try on different cuts and measurements. Fairly...almost too quickly- he deemed a pair or two "perfect". Fine. I then browsed for some shorts for me, found a few great pairs. Done. This particular location is cavernous, as it was a Penn Fruit grocery store in a previous life. It's decent laid out and well lit. The staff were fine. Where it fell short though was in the disarray- either poor restocks no management, or none. Given that the big is an odd size tight now I likely will be going elsewhere in the future, where the stocking is better and the size availability is complete.

VERY DISAPPOINTED We…read morehave shopped at #Rossdressforless for YEARS. This particular location extremely disappointed my family in its employee's LACK of customer service and also MANNERS. we have all had a rough 2020/2021, Our essential workers even more so! When going into Ross yesterday evening, the Question was asked by my brother over the price of a sneaker. The Cashier wasnt sure, so called over another Associate, who used the word "THEY (is he, she, miss or sir not good enough??) Never check" and after finding the price sticker on the opposite shoe told the Cashier in what I am HOPING to be a Joking manner, to charge my Brother for the Most expensive pair on the rack!!!!!! So after working a 7 day week and unable to have a regular shopping experience, my family was VERY DISAPPOINTED in the customer service at this location.

Staff is usually ghetto and rude, barely acknowledge you and make sure you know they don't want you…read morehere.