I have worked with Lorry on several dance and theater productions over the past ten years. I also…read morebuy a lot of my personal clothes from her and consign with her. She has always been there for me and she is personally invested in my style and success. Not only is she great interpersonally but is so knowledgeable on vintage fashion. I've loved visiting her in both her booth at the Manhattan Vintage Show and her warehouse in Branford.

I'm a male college student with a thing for vintage menswear and saving money. I set up an…read moreappointment with Lorry (she isn't always at her shop) and the from moment I stepped in, her mission was to determine who I am and what my style is. She showed me around a few racks of sport coats and suits she'd picked out in advance, knowing roughly what to expect from our phone conversation, and with my reactions, quickly worked her way to my tastes. As a saleswoman, Lorry doesn't push - she just showed me stuff and went with how I felt. She was even honest enough to tell me, when I was hedging on a jacket, "if you're doing that now, you'll do it every time you put it on. It's not worth it." I eventually ended up with a gorgeous wool suit, circa early '70s, which was exquisitely dry cleaned and pressed (which she does with all her merchandise). She priced the comparable suits she got from this source at $225, but this was for her Manhattan market. As a first-time customer who was a student and from her hometown, she let me have it for $95. It needed a little bit of tailoring but she gave me a very complete recommendation for what to do, how to have it done, and who to take it to. The rest of our conversation was about mutual friends/family who we discovered we had. I was there for an hour and a half! You almost feel like an honorary nephew or something in this place. A breakdown: Prices: I didn't get enough of an idea with other merchandise to determine, but these are not thrift store prices. Then again, they're not thrift store items, and she'll work with you. Selection: extensive, sometimes kooky and sometimes very wearable, consistently vintage (lots of 50s-70s). Experience: very pleasant and focused entirely on you.

I called looking for medical equipment like a walker. I was visiting from Rochester and staying at…read morethe Wellsworth Hotel when my old walker broke . Uh Oh . I think they have a website now and might be a church charity.

"We'll drive for the line Now there's nothing to be lost…read moreYou and I will cross over With no second thoughts" (Tom Petty) This is the third of the Second Chance Shops I've visited, after previous trips to their Simsbury and Glastonbury locations. I always take a look at the men's shirts first. I was very surprised to see them tagged at $12 here, which is substantially more than I customarily see at the Simsbury store, where I've picked up quite a few similar long sleeve Oxford shirts for $5. Otherwise, the store is very neat and organized and has the usual accompaniment of clothing, footwear, accessories, household goods, books, etc. I'm definitely a fan of thrift and second hand stores, and even though I was looking for a long sleeve white shirt, I walked out empty-handed today.

Fun thrift store. Friendly workers. Always find treasures. Clean and organized. A little hard to…read morefind but worth looking for

Love love love the new vintage table! Brilliant idea John! Everyone is always so nice, great prices…read moreand great music while shopping lol Lots of new treasures today that I'm excited about

Kudos! I have now purchased 2 Designer bags from La Glam. I love the selection they have. I def…read morewill continue to go back. And I LOVE the new owner!

I really miss Mimi. She was great with everyone when she ran the shop. If the price tag date was a…read morecouple of days early and you wanted to purchase it to get the discounted sale price, Mimi would honor that. Her selection of clothing and other merchandise for sale in her shop were very well chosen (timeless, classics, vintage, hip, trendy etc), on her part. Mimi was a class act! I was sad to see her move. But hopeful the new owner would continue with the great quality of style and fashion sense. Only to be disappointed, VERY DISAPPOINTING! The new owner can be somewhat rude at times. And the selection of clothes and items are not so hot anymore. She is kind of greedy. My experiences with her have not been so great. And the new owner moved and where she moved is awful....hardy any parking spaces and everything is packed so tight, it's hard to shop. The new shop is extremely smaller in size and the set up of the store in general was unorganized. Merchandise was clump together tightly packed, doesn't flow and it just seemed cluttered and some merchandise not easily accessible at all. The new owner should not have moved, BIG BUSINESS MISTAKE. I think she hurt herself by moving. So many people I have chatted with are very disappointed by her move as well and how she treats people poorly. Mimi had a great successful popular shop and the location was perfect. Wished new owner didn't make so many changes. If the wheel wasn't broken why fix it or make so many unnecessary changes. This is the second shop for this new owner. Her first boutique failed and it use to be right next store to Mimi's. After her first boutique failed, her and Mimi worked out things where she (the new owner) would take over and be the new owner at Mimi's. Some changes were fine. I get the new owner wanted to eventually change the name of the shop and make some changes, but moving was a big mistake. She also needs to treat all her customers nicely with respect.....not just a select few. May 2026

Absolutely awful. The owner Lucille does not know what she's doing in the least. I dropped off 2…read moredresses about a YEAR ago. After trying to call her multiple times as well as go into the shop to look for them myself, I have found out they were given away free of cost WITHOUT asking me. Her excuse you might ask? That other consignment shops often give things that have been sitting around to charity. I will never ever bring clothes to L.A. Consignment ever again.

I wouldn't call this a consignment store, because when I think of consignment stores, I think of…read moreones with a slight clothing store vibe. The store is actually located at the basement of the building. It has a strong thrift store smell and vibe. However, they did have a lot of dresses for prom and younger (perhaps flower girl or communion) dresses. Unfortunately, I did not see what I was looking for which was bridal gowns. I think they are more focused on younger high school girls.

Beautiful thrift store. So many high-quality items. The clothes are clean, ironed, And well…read moreorganized. Staff is very friendly. I happen to hit their end of summer sale. Everything was priced at two dollars Banana Republic, Talbots, Ralph Lauren. Some were even new with tags... All their merch looked new.

This boutique is well laid out, and the displays are attractive and outstanding. I felt like the…read moreclothes I was donating would be treated we'll and put to good use.

This is a fun, albeit small, consignment shop. What really caught my eye was the extensive jewelry…read moreselection. I could have browsed that for awhile! My boyfriend ended up finding his "ugly sweater" for our Christmas party this year. It was a great find and worth the browsing to find. Definitely would stop back in to see what goodies are stocked next time.

One of the best consignment stores I've ever been in a very wide selection of clothes and items I…read morehave several items on consignment there and the customer service is awesome such sweet ladies that work there. I'm always looking through the racks there for little treasures that I can find I've bought clothes for my fiancé from here and she loved them. I buy my winter jackets from here as well.

If you're a thrifter or looking for very curated interesting pieces, I would recommend skipping…read morethis place. The back clothing section is overpriced and not very well curated... quality is not cohesive throughout, with some very cheap feeling items being priced high just like more expensive feeling items. I've stopped in relatively often over the years as I am in the area but have never once found anything to purchase.

The White Rabbit is such a fun find! Emily is the owner and she's there every time I've gone to…read morethis charming store! The store has so many cool and interesting little things, like beaded keychains, hair accessories, candles, jewelry, greeting cards and decor. Some of it is vintage and some is locally hand made. The back of the store is the thrift clothing section. Everything looks to be in excellent shape. There's also records, shoes and purses. I saw a Dior coat, and some items by Burberry and by Alexander McQueen. They are selective about their selection of items they accept. There isn't any of that awful stuffy smell. It feels and looks like everything is brand new. It's easy to look and touch things without the fear of everything falling. This store isn't stuffed at all. I can't wait to return and see what else they have.

Such a hidden gem! Michael was so helpful and wonderful to meet. Everything is fairly priced and in…read moremint condition. They have an extensive selection in a wide range of prices-- I will definitely be coming back!

Should have read the comments before consigning with them - took forever to send me the official…read more"list" of what they took and inventoried. Then when I got it, an item was missing and they said they never had it. I sent photos, called weekly, took me over a month to get them to acknowledge they already sold it and would pay me for it. Then when I went to collect my items since I did not want to do business with them anymore, they were extremely rude and condescending. Come to find out when I got home, they cut the tags off of my new item so I couldn't sell it anywhere else as "new with tags" and removed size tags. Don't buy from them - they steal, lie, and rip people off. They deserve 0 stars.

I really wanted to love this place; I usually enjoy consignment shopping. However, on my first…read morevisit, it became apparent that someone is smoking in the store. I do not know if it is the owner(s) or an employee. The stench seemed strongest by the back room/maybe a bathroom(?), but it was powerful throughout the small shop. It was so bad that I could not stay for more than a few minutes because I have a history of chronic bronchitis. Regardless, no consignment or antique store should allow smoking indoors; it is damaging to the products. I was appalled to see wedding dresses there on consignment. Imagine a wedding dress that smells like cigarette smoke... Anyone in the resale business knows that cigarette smoke significantly lowers the values of antiques. I know some places seem to get away with it (The Victorian House in Franklin comes to mind), but I think there are more air vents and a wider space, so the smoke doesn't collect so easily. I wish they didn't allow it either, though. It's too bad; there did seem to be a nice selection of furniture & homewares here. I'm not sure if the smoke was a one-day deal or what, but I am extremely hesitant to go back, and I would not recommend consigning there.

Awesome little shop, very friendly and helpful, out to please, in every way, they do provide…read morelayaway, and even hold merchandise for a few days. I shop there frequently, I'm able to find things like Prada and Gucci, handbags. you ca tell that she has a variety of consumers, something new at every visit.