Carmel Consignment

Shopped today, and cashiers were just as rude as before. Just because someone walks in not dressed to the 9s doesnt mean that u have to treat them like a shoplifter or someone that cant afford your USED crap! If its a money thing, Im guessing I make more then your cashiers and just because Im not afraid to get my hands dirty (& dressed appropriately for someone coming from such a job — hat, jeans, tennis shoes) doesnt mean that u have to treat people so nasty. My household income is over 6 figures a year. Guessing u arent paying anyone that works there that much! Left today and didnt buy a thing — will NEVER go back!

A sincere «Thank you» to all the well off ladies in Carmel who consign their clothes here. I shop at Carmel Consignment a few times a year. The clothes are very good quality and organized by category (boutique, active wear, jeans, designer label, etc.) and size. There is always a nice selection. The staff are attentive and have offered to start a dressing room for me each time I’ve shopped and have a few things in hand. I think that’s very good service, like you’d expect at a high end department store. They have mocked outfit displays throughout the store. I recommend paying attention to those for accessories and even shoes. The store always has a nice variety of Coach purses on display behind the counter. The jewelry case is stocked and items are priced to sell!
I should also mention their loyalty program. For every $ 25 in merchandise purchased you’ll receive a stamp on their loyalty card. Fill it up and get $ 25 off your next visit. Nice.
If you’re in the area, it’s worth popping in. Sometimes you don’t know what you’re looking for until you find it!

i love this place! Last year they renovated, and it has made all the difference. The store is open an airy… and organized so well. I can tell that they are putting out new merchandise daily, and it is all high quality/​good condition. Prices are definitely higher than your traditional thrift store, but nowhere near what you would have paid retail.
My mom and I have started consigning there as well, and find that there is a pretty high turnaround for our items.

This is not a Goodwill store, nor is it a vintage store. It is a well-​stocked store of previously-​owned contemporary clothing, handbags, and jewelry.
They are selective about what they put out, which means that you do not have to dig through racks of junk to find a treasure. Everything was mostly in good condition, and mostly in style.
The store is very well-​organized. For example, not only is everything organized by size and color, but they also have a Banana Republic section, a Ralph Lauren section etc. They have a designer section too, so if you’re looking for a Burberry coat you might find one here.
I got a pair of Gap pants and a Gap blazer for $ 22 total. New they would have easily cost $ 100. Even though everything looks clean I’d still recommend washing before wearing.

Carmel Consignment is right next to my doggy doc, so I often stop in to peruse the racks and have found some pretty good items here at times.
This is a good place to check for purses and other accessories and the prices here are very reasonable. Though the shop has expanded recently, it is still smaller than other consignment shops in the metro area. Merchandise is always in tip-​top shape and the store usually has a nice mix of casual to formal wear. The juniors selection seems to be more abundant of late, but like any consignment, you just have to stop by frequently. I most often buy tops and sweaters here — anything that I don’t plan to wear more than a season or so. Also a great place if you need «uniform» type clothing such as several white blouses for a retail job or some-​such.