The Snooty Fox

I’m reviewing as a man {obviously}, which means I’m not the primary target audience for this place. The men’s section seems like an afterthought. It’s tiny, in the back, and generally consists of Old Navy, Eddie Bauer, and Banana Republic slacks and button-​up shirts. This is the stuff mom has cleaned out of her son’s closet or the stuff the wife has collected from the back of her husband’s closet.

This is the closest Snooty Fox to me, so I know it pretty well. This store has a pretty large selection (kids and men as well) and a giant clearance section. I’ve never found the employees to be unfriendly here, they seem pretty busy though so maybe that’s the issue. I’ve never tried to consign anything either, I just buy. Pro Tip: get their Platinum card and save 10−20% depending on the day.

One of our favorite stops when we are in the Cincinnati area. Good prices, nice staff, good location if your husband wants to wait for you at a nearby store.

Maybe it’s the busy location but this Snooty Fox didn’t have much to offer. I went in on a Saturday and as expected, the place was pretty busy, but there really wasn’t much to look at or choose from. Another thing besides the lack of inventory, that sticks out in my mind was how unfriendly the workers there were. When we walked in, no one greeted us or even said a word to us. They weren’t busy and weren’t helping customers. They were literally just standing behind the counter looking… I was immediately turned off by this. While I don’t typically shop at Snooty Fox, I hear that they often have pretty great deals. If I ever needed to shop at Snooty Fox again, I would definitely choose a different location and skip out on Hyde Park.

I’ve had a chance to revisit this store, as well as many of the other Snooty Fox stores. There has definitely been an improvement in the stock at the Hyde Park store (maybe I just hit it on a «bad» day!) and I have found a few things at some of the other stores.
The prices on the lower scale items seem to be pretty good. However, the higher priced (designer) items don’t seem to be priced as well. Just seems like percentage wise, those items aren’t marked down as much. I assume that management feels they can get more for the higher priced items, and they are probably right.
Overall a nice place to look for a bargain, but you might be able to find the designer items cheaper on some of the online sites.

I love Snooty Fox! All the ladies there are wonderful. They are really nice every time I bring my clothes and very honest as to what would really sell on their store. There is NO FEE regardless of how many clothes you bring in!!! You get 50% of what your things sell for and it takes about 4 weeks after you bring in your things. You get paid cash for things you don’t wear anymore.
It is a great place to shop, I can find whole outfits for less than $ 20!!! They have great deals plus you can get a platinum card (is not a credit card) and get extra discount while helping to support the Conductive Learning Center for children with motor challenges.
Snooty Fox is a great place to save money and to make money!

Here’s the deal on Snooty Fox. They are Snooty. Just expect it. But I still bring my clothes there, because it’s nice to get some cash for things I don’t wear anymore.
Here are some tips. They will try to charge you $ 20 to open an account. Don’t. If you only bring one item in when you go to open an account, they will likely wave the $ 20 fee since «you won’t make up for it» with only one item.
Second, they are snooty about what they’ll take. I’ve found that if you bring the same item back a couple of times, it is likely that someone else will accept it. For example, one girl would not take a nice, short-​sleeved, Banana Republic work blouse in November since it was short-​sleeved. However, on a second trip back with the same item, another employee accepted it. After all, people do still wear short-​sleeved items in the winter, especially with jackets and other layers!
You don’t receive cash until your item sells, and it is significantly lower than the selling price. However, it is cash. Hope this helps!

I went there with my grandmother to get her out of the house and take her shopping. Shes a retired store owner of a botique and always made sure everyone left with a positive experience after shopping at her store. At the time there were very few customers but yet we were still completely ignored. When I asked for help the woman acted like I was really putting her out by her doing her job and giving a little assistance. We did find a couple of things we would have purchsed but instead at that point it was best to just leave. I wish we had never walked into that store that day because it left a sour taste in our mouth!!! I must say that Snotty Fox definately lives up to its name.

This was my first time shopping at this location of Snooty Fox. Through the years, I have had hit or miss luck finding plus size clothes at Snooty. This Snooty Fox has dedicated the entire store to plus size clothes. They starting advertising change late last year but it’s taken me a few months to check it out.
I was finally enticed by the prospect of a 50% off sale this past weekend. This is a relatively small Snooty fox location with somewhat challenging street parking. I believe there may be parking in a lot behind the building so don’t get discouraged if the meters are full.
Regardless, once inside you are greeted with a shop full of clothing size 14+. I found the selection to be slanted towards more professional items. Large selection of suits in many different colors. I ended up snagging a spring suit for $ 25; good price for a good quality suit.
I found the sales associate to be friendly and readily helped me when I needed a sweater from a display. This location will definitely be on my shopping circuit in the future.
Note:Only a day after I wrote this review I rec’d an e-​mail that this location of Snooty Fox is closing.

Oh, yeah. It happened to me, too. I went in the store mid-​afternoon on a weekday. The clerk was chatting on the phone and actually never even looked at me or spoke to me. It’s not a big deal, I don’t go shopping for the social interaction with the clerks, but I thought it was kind of weird. And cold. They didn’t have all that much selection, either, and I didn’t see anything I wanted to buy.

So here’s the thing I love to shop at Snooty Fox but the girl Alexis that works at this location was very rude and fake to my mother and I the last time that we were shopping here. She ignored us the whole time we were in the store until it came time for us to ring out she then began to act super fake towards the both of us.
I do love the consigned items at this location I have always found what I am looking for here.
The place lacks parking.