Roxie’s Upscale Consignment

I wish this wasn’t a negative review. I was very excited to finally get into this shop (every time I stopped by they were closed)…
Waited an hour for the owner to come back from her lunch break on a Saturday afternoon. Was ignored by the staff while they joked and gossiped among themselves. When I asked if there was a fitting room the staff did not guide me, they simply told me it was through the doorway, to the left into a hallway and to the right (which was filled with boxes and bags strewn about everywhere). It was as if I was annoying them. The prices are too high. But the straw that broke the camels back: the sign in the «dressing room» that said I had to put all unwanted items back where I found them. I had an arm full of items and no idea where I picked them out of. Im sorry to say it, but the staff seems uninterested in the business as well as their potential customers. The only explanation I can come up with for them making customers reshelf the items they don’t want to purchase is staff laziness. From now on I’ll take the drive to Providence for my consignment shopping.

This place is great all great vintage finds and some real bargains. I am so glad my family shops here it saves us a fortune and is a very Green alternative to buying all that junk at the mall.

Most beautiful bags in the world I live in boston I will be going back the owner is wonderful Evangeline kottis

The selection is that of the salvation army. But over priced. I picked up a few things that were either stained or had holes. Unfriendly staff. Also I went three times during business hours they posted. Each time they were not open.

Ok so this is the deal. I went in here looking for a gown, and this place delivered. The prices on the dresses were a bit much, but I was willing to try on something a little more expensive to get what I was looking for. I finally found the dress. It was originally somewhere in the neighborhood of $ 200, but everything in the store was 30% off, so the end price was $ 140. A bit much, but again, if I found the perfect dress, what does it matter? There was a problem though. This was a strapless dress, and the top of the dress curled down. I text messaged a picture to a friend that is a seamstress, and she said it could be fixed, but our argument was, why buy a dress that needs to be fixed for the full price? We asked, and the woman said she wouldn’t mark down the price any more. «It’s already 30% off» were her exact words. Apparently it was originally a $ 400 dress. My thought is, that this dress isn’t going to sell for the price she’s asking for it. I can buy a new dress for that much. Add another twenty on for the seamstress, and I’m almost up to the original asking price. Aside from that, there were some really cute things in there, some of them reasonably priced, some not so much. Also, there was only one dressing room, so if you’re stuck behind someone like me trying on five dresses, you’re going to be waiting a while.

Good luck trying to get in here! they’re only open 4 days a week– during the day (wed-​sat 11 – 6). There are definitely really good deals in there, though. Take a day off, grab a breakfast at the beehive and get on in there. Get some good brand name clothing for a good deal.