Two Timers Consignment Shop

Shadow and Light

Very nice owner, clean shop, very small, packed to the brim..literally. A little expensive for middle of the road clothing (i do understand this is consignment and therefore that factors into the price)...However, beware the purses; I looked at a "leather" "Brahmin" purse, it was NOT authentic, it was vinyl and felt cheap that way, but priced at a premium, in excess of $250..for vinyl. Takeaway from this visit: To be successful, and to command such prices, high end items should be authenticated before putting out to sell to the public.

Riley Rivers

I was disappointed in this shop, it presents more like a thrift store than a consignment shop. I enjoy thrift and consignment shopping alike, and typically expect to pay a little more for consignment. The reason being, consignment is usually well organized, with a selection of higher end and current brands. The racks in this shop were so overfilled, that it was difficult to browse thru the hanging clothes . The pants selection was an endless rainbow of beige capris, speckled with an occasional colored pair. They were all similar and very basic, with brands like “ Liz Claiborne”. Identical to the the ones I can find in droves for $3.00 -$5.00 at any thrift store on any given day. The majorly of the clothes are average brands .For example , I saw a lot of “ old navy” , and “Crown & Ivey.” There’s nothing wrong with these brands , but I expect to pay a nominal price for them , especially when they are used and aren’t valued at very much to begin with . Crown & Ivey is notoriously marked way down on the clearance rack at Belks. There were a pair of “ Lilly Pulitzer” pants, but they were marked at somewhere around $50.00. Possibly, a fair deal if you were into “Lilly” and pants were current. Even higher end used brands don’t warrant that sort of price when they are several years old . I have shopped in many thrift/ consignment shops across the United States . In my experience, Consignment shops usually spend a lot of time scrupulously choosing current and relevant clothing in “like new” condition from the consigner. Therefore, shoppers don’t expect to spend a lot of time sorting thru over priced thrift store apparel. This being instrumental in defining the consignment shop, and differentiating the consignment and thrift store shopping experiences. Unfortunately, I found this shop to have a thrift store feel with consignment prices .

Leah Moss

I love this place. Going back soon. High quality clothes shoes accessories. Every time we come to Greenwood, we visit!

Caroline Manley

Barbara is such a sweetheart and I love the ladies who work there! I come with my children and they are always so understanding. 5 stars in my book.