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Just an FYI: if you’re looking to sell higher quality items I’d go elsewhere. I came to sell higher end, quality, barely worn items ($300 + boots/shoes, silk pants, linen dresses, 100 percent wool sweaters, several pairs of jeans from Saks) and was declined to even buy one item which is just fine. I was looking around the store and could see most of the clothes seemed Goodwill quality, not clean. (Though I didn’t say that) Seemed they’d welcome higher quality so I was just curious and politely asked what they may be looking for. Since I’d just cleaned my entire closet out; I had a few bags of clothing I was going to drop off at goodwill but was thinking maybe those are the type of clothes they actually WOULD want. So it was just a question. The guy said “Like..anything you bought at the actual mall. You know..in the last year or two. Something up to date..” in a super snotty angry sarcastic way. Got it. They are looking for cheaper fast fashion. He seemed angry at me that he didn’t like my clothes but people bringing in clothing are what keeps the store in stock so the crappy attitude because someone brought something in that wasn’t his style seemed over the the top. So for that reason I can only give 3 stars for my experience. If you have higher quality items I’d go to My Sisters Closet which is where I went next. They bought almost my entire bag. Happily. I don’t expect the 22 year old hipster working the counter to have any real experience or be able to identify $220 jeans (bought 6 months ago) from a Saks 5th Ave but truly didn’t have to have a poor attitude or try to embarrass me for simply asking a question.
