One More Time

I give the store points for presentation: they do a good job of displaying and arranging the clothes. But the few things I've seen that haven't been tired-looking haven't been my size. As for consignment, unless you just want to get a tiny fraction of what your stuff is worth and walk away, don't take cash from them upfront...set up an account and get a greater cut once your stuff sells. If I'm going to give away really nice, current, just-drycleaned items that are truly worth hundreds of $$, I'd rather give them to charity than to a for-profit business.

Would it be St. John Knits, Prada, Escada, Ralph Lauren, Coach, D&B, Fendi, Dana Buchman? Or how about Talbots, Jones New York, Saville, Kasper, Nina Leonard, Limited, New York (Lerner), Limited or Express???

Formal, Business or Sports wear...???

You get the picture - if you want it, One More Time has it, and sometimes NEW with TAGS!!!

PROS:
CONS: Shoes available, but even best label shows Xtreme wear...

This is not your usual thrift store. The clothes here are in good condition, and most amazingly, tend to be very much in style. There are not only standard brands like Gap and J. Crew, but high-end designer items (Ralph Lauren, Prada, etc.)

This is not to say everything is perfect -- the shoes, especially, while in good shape for thrift store shoes do usually show signs of wear. But there are some great finds here.