Megs and Mo

I’m here in the Seattle area visiting family, we’re from Las Vegas. I did some solo shopping in this area and was pleasantly surprised at all the cute boutiques on Proctor. I found some great treasures in this shop — a leather jacket on the 50% rack and, get this, a Mary Frances purse, for $ 15! SCORE! I will definitely be back!

Fake merchandise, sold me a fake coach purse and had a really bad attitude when I asked for a return. I gave the purse to my mom and she said it was fake as well, I also called coach customer service and gave them the serial number and they said it was fake. THEY DO NOT DO RETURNS BUT THATS NOT POSTED ANYWHERE IN THE STORE OR EVEN ON THE RECEIPT.
You’d think for an «upscale resale» store they’d be able to tell in between a real and fake item. I guess not

They definitely have cute stuff and good name brands (especially their jeans when I was there). However, it doesn’t appear that they have stringent standards on condition. Some of the purses/​shoes/​wallets were highly worn. I wouldn’t have given those to a friend for free.
All in all the products and clean atmosphere give it a solid 4 in my book.
(Just FYI, I found this in my drafts. I wrote it about a year ago.)

Frustrating.
I find staff at this store really friendly but the selection mediocre. The prices are high enough to make you say «no thanks» and the inventory is just a touch under cool enough to make it worth the splurge.
They carry a lot of designer jeans and handbags, with handfuls of everything else. I’m always looking for dresses and never seem to find any I like here.
May be worth a peek if you’re cruising Proctor but not a destination.

I wanted to like this shop, I really did.
It’s a lovely shop, a bit cramped inside, but hey, you work with the space you’ve got, so no biggie there and as I said, it’s lovely, well designed and put together. Nice selection of clothing, shoes, bags, mostly higher end or very nice looking.
Here’s the thing:
These are USED clothes. USED. And the designer label doesn’t make much of a difference when it’s secondhand. To find brand name SWEATS and sweatshirts for over $ 30-​$ 50 a piece is ridiculous.
And Non-​brand name formal dresses that I could find at any given goodwill for $ 75 a piece was just obnoxious.
And used Shoes?! At maybe Macy’s clearance prices? You’re kidding right? Heels with scuffed up bottoms and scratches and ugh… that brownish foot-​shaped staining in the liner… for as much as $ 60 a pair…
You’re kidding right?
I came here looking for a dress to wear to an event, hoping for a new favorite thrift store and walked out a bit disgusted with the owners of the place.
Great selection, nice place, my note to the owners:
Be less pretentious. Charge realistic prices for used clothing.

Get there right now. It’s women helping women.
Great selection, great prices, great staff, great customers, great location.
What doesn’t sell goes to a women’s shelter.
I’ve picked up some really FAB pieces for songs… and I’m bringing a BIG load of really amazing stuff (like from London) in sizes 2 –4 which some teeny person will be happy to have.

AWESOME consignment shop! And they sell Abeja jewelry:)

I have visited Megs and Mo a couple times in search for great finds. I have yet to something that is worth the price tag it carries.
The staff & owner are very friendly and welcoming. The store has a shabby chic/​industrial/​vintage feel in it’s displays and décor. Though the friendly staff and the store décor are a plus my main mission in a consignment shop is to spend money. The racks are FULL of inventory. Some old, some new, some vintage, some couture, and some that have obviously had a party or two.
Now don’t get me wrong I have found a couple things I wanted to purchase but the price tag is pretty darn close to retail and since negotiation is not my forte this a HUGE faux pas for me.

This is one of the worst consignment stores I have ever been to. I asked a simple question about locating sizes and the owner acted horribly inconvenienced. She quickly pointed to various areas and then stormed off. Very rude behavior, an uninviting atmosphere and horrible sales help. I will not return and will tell anyone that asks about the terrible treatment.

This is the way to do consignment! Nestled into a great walking neighborhood. Packed full of a well edited supply of high quality, excellent brands at a FRACTION of retail. Looks more like a high end boutique then a consignment store. I love their displays. There is a touch of whimsey mixed with industrial that just make it pure pretty in here! And it’s not just not what you might expect. It’s more then teen jeans in size 0 – 3. It’s also packed full of dresses you can wear out to the theatre. Suits you can wear for your next meeting. Shoes and Boots that will have people stop you on the street with compliments! It’s cashmere sweaters and exclusive jewelry lines. It’s fragrant candles and locally crafted cards. It’s coach bags and large, comfy dressing rooms. It’s engaging staff that are warm, friendly and know how to welcome you and make you want to stay just another minute. It’s a go to regularly store because that one thing you really want might have just walked in the door. And it’s heaven to consign here. They make appointments! No waiting in long lines to have your things quickly stuffed riffled through. They send you an inventory list and cut checks regularly. It’s the kind of store you take your girlfriends to for a shopping outing to without having the pang of overspending regret. Now that’s my kind of shopping!

Megs and Mo is always on my list of places to shop when I’m shopping consignment stores. Their selection is more upscale, and some things are a little more pricy, but the clothes are almost brand new. I’ve purchased numerous outfits there never worn with the original tags still on the them.
I’ve been to some consignment stores where I have to dig through junk to find the good stuff, but in this place digging isn’t necessary. I always end up finding something cute to buy!

I’ve just been in briefly to browse a couple of times, but both times I’ve been struck by the nice selection and layout. There’s taste and style and playfulness on display. I’ve had fun looking, and plan to do some buying soon. I hope business is good – this place has a great combo of value and cuteness, unlike most consignment shops that are a little too expensive and a little too much like thrift stores.