Rag Street Consignment

Barbara Kpassou

When I entered to bring in clothing, I was greeted in a way that I had to ask if the person was having a great day. Was asked to look around the store while they assess my pieces. I was then told that they were no up to their standard or interest. In view of what I saw in the store, my items surpassed all of the items that were being sold. Not to mention that the store was smelly and filled of old clothing, shoes and purses.

Gayla Crum

Been here a couple times to Purchase items and last 2 times I've been here has been very disappointing as I was trying to take clothes in for consignment. Saturdays you have to have an appointment which was fine. However, took 2 large trash sacks in today with nice name brand clothes from my community and they wouldn't offer me one dime for any of it and even put them down as spotted (i disagreed) young gal said they don't have a need for pants or active wear very disappointing and insulting

Lisa Hunnicutt

I really enjoyed walking around this consignment shop. They had a lot of things big variety. It is on the higher end. They have a lot of contemporary items. Lots of variety of clothing. They also have purses that are name brand and not name brand. They are a bit spendy. I did buy a few items that I was very satisfied with. I even found a chair that I have been searching for. The staff is very nice and polite.

Kim Tweardy

From a consignor view point, funds for sold items are forfeited if not claimed and they never inform the consignor if there are funds available-you have to call or stop in. There is a .30 check fee for any amounts over $20, they won't mail the check which goes back to funds being forfeited if not claimed and their percentage seems a bit high. In my experience, mailing expenses and cutting checks are part of overhead in running a business.