Out of the Closet - Atwater

javier m

this was always a good place to go get some good deals now i find out they good stuff they keep in the back and don't bring it to the front like they used to they do that at all the stores. other than that a great store to go get nice clothes vintage stuff and much more.

Ava

Staff is aggressive and ungrateful for donations. I donated a bag of clothes and one of the guys in the back was cursing at me for it. Corporate did nothing about this and neither did management. Take your donations and business elsewhere!

Virginia Mileva

This store has the most maddening rules. You cannot try on clothes. Both fitting rooms are locked and the only single mirror is covered with what appears to be used wrapping paper. I was intending to spend some money as I am furnishing a rental and gathered up lots of housewares and bits and pieces which I stored near the register. Decided to try on some clothes and this is when the mad cashier chased me screaming : “ you did this “ pointing to the half covered mirror . I asked him why can’t I try the clothes and all he said is this is the rule. Then added that he won’t sell me anything and kicked me out of the store, Now here I was preparing to spend $500 and being disgraced in front of the rest of the customers and told never to come there again. What a shame!

Paul Pommells

I've visited this store a few times and found items to decorate my home each time. I found a faux leather armchair for $50 that was in mint condition, a storage trunk for $35 which could have cost $85, and my recent acquisition was a vintage lamp for $15 which easily could have cost me $75 in a department store. For all those reasons Out of the Closet has become my first stop for decorating on a budget.