New To You Boutique

What a great store. Fabulous articles, clothing, jewelry, purses. I was very impressed not only with the layout of the store and the merchandise, but the owner is friendly and helpful. The store is so charming just like the owner. The layout of the store is easy to peruse and the racks are not so full, that you cant find anything. From casual to dressy and from small to plus size. Give this shop a look next time you need something. I will definitely keep this shop on my shopping route. You wont be disappointed.

The selection is pretty poor, and the prices are high for second hand. The saleswoman was also very in-​your-​face. I like to take my time in shopping. She asked if I needed help. I told her no, but she continued to follow me. Parking isn’t the greatest either. Go to the Salvation Army down the street; you will have better luck there.

Bargains to be found here! The clothing selection is well displayed includes plus sized as well as smaller sizes. The store is well organized and there are nice displays of items for sale.
I will say if you shop here AFTER the Salvation Army you will experience two things:
1. Relief that it is so much cleaner.
2. Thinking that the prices are high, but that’s only comparing it to S.A.
Always worth checking out. A hidden gem in downtown.

THE GOOD: This is the cleanest, most well organized consignment store I have seen. The racks are arranged by size, season, and garment type, as well as any retail shop ever is. The have a good selection of Plus Sized clothes, which is somewhat unusual for a store like this. It smelled nice, was well lit and had ample free parking just steps away.
The owner is an absolute doll, gave me her full attention, but was not overbearing; she really was everything an owner should be. She was proud of her store, and rightly so, and helpful and pleasant. I wish I could clone her and put her in every store I visit.
THE BAD (but not horrible) The downside to this store, for me, was that it lacked any «designer» threads, and was mostly Macy’s type clothes with a healthy smattering of Kohl’s thrown in. Now, if you shop Macy’s with coupons and sales you can do real well, so I’m not entirely sure what would bring you to a consignment shop, although some of the shoes were GREAT deals at $ 2 per pair… (vinyl shoes)
Since I was looking for shoes and handbags I asked about designer stuff and it’s a Coach and Kate Spade kinda place. No Burberry/​LV/​etc. This, I suppose isn’t even really bad, it just is what it is. Not my thing, but there was a nice Dooney, too.
The UGLY: There was a knockoff Prada proudly displayed on the top of a rounder. I hate that kind of obviously fake Revere Flea Market type crap. It’s illegal, and there are some pretty sketchy people who mass produce fake designer goods. So that kills me.
Anyway, I will go back to this store because you never know. The owner makes it worth the trip, and maybe I’ll go for that Kate Spade!

I went into this store with a friend who was raving about it and that I must go with her to check it out. The store is in the bus station parking lot, hidden from view. So there’s off street parking, which is hard to find downtown, but it’s a shame that not more people know about it.
The owner was very nice and friendly, very willing to help us with anything. The shop is on the smaller side, but it’s filled with great items. Lots of inexpensive clothing, and there are current styles. I saw a lot of teen clothing (perhaps sold because they were grown out of) and look brand new, and several name brands. There were even a couple social/​prom dresses– so if you want to get a pretty dress much cheaper than you normally would, visit the shop.
What I bought were several purses. They had a couple name brand purses that looked brand new (marked down since they were sitting there for awhile). There store carries: dresses, jeans, shoes, belts, bags, and jewelry. I was only there for a short time, on a break, but I’ll go back again soon.