People who have gone to Clothes Mentor - I have a ?

I guess I'll bring my JJill velvet topper to consignment or on-line...I'll be having a few others, too, that are really cute, but older labels.  It appears Clothes Mentor pays out about $30 for a pile of clothes no matter what's in the pile.  I'm tempted to try again in a month (when I shrink out of the next batch of clothes!!) to see if I get $30 again...!!  I'm loving the room I'm gaining in my closet - but won't have to go shopping for about 30 more pounds or so....sad, isn't it - what we do to ourselves and our budgets with all the different sizes we hang on to??

I love Clothes Mentor -- but they are VERY picky.  They wouldn't take a bunch of my J.Jill dressed because the label was over 3 years old - even thought they were not out of style and in very good condition.  They won't take anything from walmart/target.

I have been going there, buy a few outfits and selling them right back a few weeks later when they got too big.  They have always bought back (cash on the spot) anything I returned that I bought there even though they didn't know I bought it there.

They also have a punch card you can get that gives you discounts -- and all the stores are linked now, so you get credit no matter which store you're at.  I often hit both Ridgedale and Maple Grove looking at things.

Anything they won't take, I bring to goodwill. Make an itemized list of how may tops, pants etc. and get a receipt -- going to have a huge amount of clothes on my taxes this year!

Now MissMary has the idea.. if you buy from there how can they not buy it back from you?

Good thinking woman!

I just went yesterday for the first time and bought a Coach purse for $58!  I think it's better to be a buyer there than a seller!

Try 'nu look consignement in Minneapolis, I sell loads of kids stuff there, Once upon a child sucks.