Clothes Mentor

Well, I brought in two huge bags of clothes, they took four things and I got $ 26 back. Not a bad deal. It didn’t take too long, but I was there in the morning and it wasn’t that busy. The sales clerks were nice but they definitely look over every piece
The store seems small, but it full of various clothing. Some of that stuff will be scary, some of it you will never buy. The rest looks like a mix bag of Target brands, TJ Maxx, banana republic and other unremarkable (almost goodwill quality) clothes. A lot of merchandise seems to be in the 50+ range. I did find one cute Elie Tahari Jacket for $ 60 (which is way too much) An occasional gem find may be a possibility, but you must dig. They do have it organized pretty well. They sell women’s clothes, purses, shoes and accessories.
No Junior Brands.

This has become my favorite thrift store since it opened a couple of years ago. The staff is attentive but not pushy, the store is clean and well organized, and there is a great selection of business appropriate clothes for good prices and in a wide variety of sizes. Plus, they have regular sales and a generous repeat customer punch-​card program (one punch for every $ 10 spent, double punches on sale days, and an extra punch if you don’t need a bag).

I’m glad Clothes Mentor is not my mentor, because if it was I would be in trouble. I recently rediscovered the shopping center containing this store, and stopped in yesterday evening while in the area. The staff was too busy chatting amongst themselves to acknowledge me– I didn’t even get a «hello» the entire time I was browsing… customer service fail. The clothes themselves were wholly unremarkable, and the store contained many items that belonged at Goodwill. Just because something is name brand doesn’t mean it will be trendy 12 years after it was originally sold. The prices seemed fairly reasonable, but I didn’t see anything worth trying on. I don’t think I will return.

I recently lost 35 pounds (and three sizes), so I have a ton of clothes that I can no longer wear :(I brought in a bag full of jeans the other day to see what I could get for them – only one of them was a brand they would take (Silver), but I got $ 11 for them, and I probably didn’t pay much more than that for them a few years ago at another second-​hand store! So, I was more than happy with that, and although they didn’t take the rest of my jeans, I’m convinced I can sell them on Ebay and get a lot more money for them anyway.
The staff was really friendly, and the process to sell didn’t take long, but I can tell you that they do look over items closely – so don’t think you’re going to bring in some raggedy old jeans, pilled sweaters or scuffed up shoes and get any money for them… they want new or like new items only. I browsed around the store a bit, and they seem to have a pretty great selection. If it wasn’t the holiday season, I probably would’ve entertained the idea of doing some shopping for myself :) I will certainly be back soon to sell some more items (now that I have a better idea of what items they like), and perhaps turn some of my old clothes into new threads that fit!
FYI: They don’t accept/​sell any juniors brands (i.e. American Eagle, Hollister, etc.)

I am so excited this location just opened! I am a fan of any consignment stores, so I was anxious on the opening of this location.
This Clothes Mentor is one of the better clothes mentors I have been too. The store was clean and organized and the staff was super friendly.
The selection of clothes were great. They even had a maternity section tucked in the back of the store (which I believe that they had this before in other locations but I never noticed).
The variety of clothing/​accessories is great — and I found some amazing deals (including my Mar Jacobs wallet for $ 25).