Koibito

Noticed this new place opened up in the neighborhood so I decided to stop in and really didn’t expect much of it. First glance inside I see plenty of name brands like Louis Vuittons, etc. so I thought maybe this store was too pricey for me. I wasn’t going to stick around but the owner lady was very welcoming and made me feel free to browse and try on as I go, it felt like I had my own personal shopper and the store felt like my private dressing room. So after digging around I found some great things for myself! I got a new still with tag LLbean long down jacket which is very warm and perfect for winter and at a great price! A new still with tag Kipling wallet pouch, and authentic australian sheepskin lined slipper which are super warm I’m wearing them in home now as I type this. All this for less than $ 100 I’m set for winter! I really liked how I can find a wide range of high quality brands and in season and in very good condition, some even new, at great prices. Quite surprised. Happy to have this in the neighborhood and will definitely be stopping by again to see what new things came in.

There aren’t too many consignment stores around so I was really intrigued to drop by this nifty little shop one afternoon. The lady who works there was very nice and right off the bat, recommended the items that were new or came into the store that week. All of the items in this store are authentic and very well-​handled, no clothes that fell off the hangers or anything, and the store and atmosphere itself was quite welcoming and cozy. Most of the items are brand-​name, but if you look closely, there are deals you can snag. There’s a wide variety of bags, ie. Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors, Gucci, Coach, etc., however, the neat thing is that most of these bags don’t look like they came from a used store at all! There’s also clothes for both women and men, as well as accessories like jewelry and perfume, hats, and the like. I really enjoyed my time here and I am certain I will visit again just to see what new items came by!
Thanks Koibito :)