I haven't done much shopping here as my kids currently have plenty of clothes, but when I have…read moreshopped, I've found cute things. I think their prices are at about par with most other kid's clothing consignment shops. Little Bugs is a great place to consign. They go thru your clothing while you wait and won't take something that they don't think they won't sell.

Little Bugs has removed their children's play area so my kids are no longer welcome to stay busy…read morewhile I shop. They always cleaned up their mess and the program used to be that kids that cleaned up got a free children's book - what a great way to teach responsibility and reward. Now a "toys are for purchase do not play" sign is affixed to the wall. Where my kids are not welcome, my business will not be conducted. Go to Wee Ones Reruns or Little Red Wagon in Lynden.

Even though it's the closest consignment shop to my house, I find The Clothes Rack to be a little…read moreoverwhelming. They have everything and I mean EVERYTHING - the place is pretty jam packed and decision fatigue is real here. But once you get the lay of the land, figure out where and when things are kept, and realize that even the cool stuff on their walls and displays is for sale, it's hard to walk in here without buying at least one or two things. I like to start in the back, at the 50% off rack, then work my way towards the higher priced items in front. Yes, things are a bit pricier than you average consignment shop here. But you get what you pay for, as most of their items are high quality, recognizable brands, and I rarely find anything flawed or dirty. They also have an impressive selection of accessories, including designer bags and lovely costume jewelry.

Amazing selection of clothing, shoes , jewelry and so much more! Amy and her crew are just so…read morehelpful and fun. I find something every time I go in to the store. I highly recommend The Clothes Rack!

Seller Review - You are much better off selling via Poshmark and having control over pricing. After…read moresubmitting several items for sale recently, I am shocked at the proceeds I've received (and didn't realize that if you want a cash payout, that amount gets cut in half - read the fine print!). Armani dress (polyester shift), new with tags, original price $187 - earnings $12.60. LOL!! Club Monaco quilted jacket (like new condition) - earnings $9.20. La Vie En Rose satin romper, new with tags, original price $54 - earnings $4.40. *The above amounts are only if I use the earnings in store as credit; they get reduced by about 50% if I request a cash payout. The staff was friendly and the store is tidy and well merchandised, I am just providing an honest review for sellers who want to get higher earnings on quality clothing resales.

As a shopper, I find cute shoes once in a while. Occasionally a dress or a blouse…read more But as a consigner, I think they suck. I bring things that are practically new, some with tags still on them. And they take 1 or 2 items. I guess this is why people sell on FB marketplace or eBay or Poshmark.

They have a great selection. I sometimes don't like that they are choosy about what they take, but…read moreas a buyer, it's great.

I have been consigning and shopping at both Labels stores for over 10+ years. Under previous…read moreownership it was a well-oiled machine. The employees were professional and always good customer service with a smile. You could tell Sage took pride in her stores and actually interviewed her employees before hiring them. At that time Labels got a 5-star review from me... Under new ownership, there has been a shift in employee base. Yesterday my mother-in-law and I experienced TERRIBLE customer service from an employee. She seemed bothered that she had to check us out. No small talk or smile. I asked her a simple question, and it must have been out of her "script" because I got a long blank stare and then a condescending tone. A couple of other times shopping there the customer service was "lackluster" at best but not outright rude like this one incident. Other than this one bad experience I will come back. The good outweigh the bad.

Y's is one of my favorite spots to pop into for some clothes thrifting when I'm in the Ham. They…read morehave a wide range of sizes and styles, and their prices are low enough that they rotate through their inventory frequently. They also have a nice selection of shoes, an impressive formal wear section, and recently started carrying men's clothing. During my visit today, I noticed that they've really upped their jewelry game too! Bonus points for the friendly and helpful staff and inspiring displays.

This place was so much fun! They had some fun clothes in here, and everything is so neat and easy…read moreto look through. It's some good quality stuff that they carry, and I can see some trendy outfits that can be made from clothes on the racks. While waiting to checkout, I also read that the people who work here are mainly volunteers and the proceeds go to a local women's shelter. They also give out vouchers for women in need and vouchers for Back to Work. What a great mission with great clothes!

What a beautiful baby boutique. I came in on business and visited this hidden gem. Every single…read moreitem is quality and absolutely gorgeous. I'm so glad I made the trip to find them before we leave this beautiful part of our country.

Wonderful store selling many locally made baby and toddler clothes and accessories you won't find…read moreanywhere else. Also prints "onesies" with any design or photo your supply in digital format - and their colors are true and pretty.

So far my favorite thrift store! I score something good every visit! I've found clothes, vintage…read morePyrex, furniture I needed, and home decor at such great prices.

Amazing prices and super cute items, I decorated my entire house for fall for under $30 and made my…read moreliving space so cute and cozy! Found a bunch of furniture (that I resisted buying l) marked down to only $1! 10/10 can't wait to go back

Awesome place. The only thing is that it has a strong scent that kind of makes you want to stay…read moreforever in order to figure out what it is

Visited this Goodwill location a few months ago…read more In short: the prices have gone up enough that it's almost not worth stopping by anymore. I'm sure rents have gone up and Goodwill is feeling the pinch like a lot of businesses/not for profits these days but when your closest competition is Value Village and your prices match or exceed VV's, that's a red flag to me. Our most recent visit was definitely our most disappointing one. I found a number of interesting looking games, two of which had multiple price stickers. These two were both card games and when I brought these to the attention of an employee I was told that the higher of the marked prices were the most recent. Each of those card games was priced at $10, which to me was ludicrous. On the other hand, large boxed games like Monopoly were less than that. Clothing was also more expensive than I'm used to in this shop and so I found very little of interest. The selection and quality varies widely as you might expect, so you never know what you're going to find. Plenty of parking out front and the staff were friendly enough.