Relove Consignment

I’ve been consigning with Relove for over a year, and it has been great experience. It is an easy, low effort way to make some money from clothes I no longer wear without the time and effort of listing, pricing, and managing sales myself. If you prefer to get any items that cannot be sold back, then consigning with Relove may not be the best fit for you. Personally, I only consign items I am ready to part with, so I really appreciate that Relove donates pieces they cannot sell to charities like WEAVE on my behalf. It feels good knowing the items are still going to a worthy cause. I love being able to refresh my closet with beautiful pieces from Relove using my consignment earnings. The added discount when paying with a consignment balance is an excellent bonus. I feel very lucky to have such a thoughtfully run consignment store so close by, and I look forward to continuing to consign/shop with them!

This shop is amazing!!!Rachell always makes me feel like a friend when I step into her shop!! The prices are great and there is always a great selection of cute clothes!!

I've been both a consigner and buyer at Relove for many many years, and it's always been a positive experience for me! Rachel and her team are always gracious and professional, while also being very personable and fun—they're good humans! I love working with them!

I've had great experiences shopping here over many years. I have occasionally consigned as well. Their items for sale are seasonal, in good shape, and well-organized. Their prices have stayed pretty reasonable over time, as well, which we all know is pretty rare these days. They also have lots of versatile items that aren't overly trendy or cheap-looking. The fact that I've been able to happily shop there throughout my 20s and now as a 30-year-old, speaks to this. The price you pay for all these good qualities is that YES they are choosy with what they accept in their inventory, but I see this as a good thing. Plus, any unsold items are donated to WEAVE which is a tremendous cause. Yes, they get overwhelmed with consignments early in the day and sometimes you have to try a couple times to get your items in. That just illustrates how popular they are. Gives you more excuses to go shopping 😉 Anyways, truly a stellar example of a local small business. Check them out the next time your wardrobe needs some freshening up!

Not at all impressed with the business and people who work here. From day one and our first consignment, an employee mistakenly put our items under the wrong name and our earnings were going to someone else. They also have like three levels of "review" before they decide on your consigned items so don't be surprised if they initially take some and then inconveniently call you to return them a week or two later.

It's a fun place to visit. The pricing is kind of high, and other things a great deal : hard to describe that. As a consigner you'll get about the same as if you did a yard sell or maybe more. I took in many new items good brands like Levis, a Coach wristlet and more and I got about $62 in total. Not bad I guess. One item appears to have been stolen. I was not happy..A beautiful purple top with black lace, NWT, by Torrid. Now policies are different. At end of your consignment you cannot get any items back. I won't want to use them as much. They might not like me for this but others should know.the good and bad.