I was in town for business and spent the afternoon walking around main street. Stopped in here and…read morenoticed they had some cool items but I wasn't really looking for anything in particular and did not purchase anything on this visit. You never know what you'll see in a consignment store but this one looks well run.

This little vintage consignment shop is tucked in (what I believe is) a hotel off Park City's Main…read moreStreet. We stopped in on a whim and did some browsing. Though we did not purchase anything, we did enjoy browsing the racks of clothing, as well as the table of jewelry and various other accessories. I was visiting Park City with a friend and we struck up a conversation with Kristen, who we believed was the shop's owner. She also was accompanied by her pup, Piper. Upon my friend mentioning that she had some old clothes from the '80s taking up space in her closet, Kristen offered to swap numbers to with her and assess if they would be a good fit for the shop. Such a cute little shop!

Great selection of fine, pre-owned clothes…read more - - - - - - - - November, 2022 Visit For Thanksgiving we visited Park City, UT and had a great time. Our daughter is a sharp dresser and does a great job finding new and pre-owned clothes. When someone else mentioned Changing Hands, she was ready to visit. She and my wife found some clothes our daughter really likes... and she bought them. The owner is friendly and helpful! ----- ----- -----

Wow, the pompous attitude of the woman working this afternoon, Sat 2/1 around 2pm. You are there to…read morework and help those who come into the shop. Stop with the attitude...you work hourly retail! My goodness. Also, about 70% are cheap items (trying to pass off as high-end) and not in great shape. Between the terrible, arrogant attitude and poor selection, better to skip this store.

This is such a cute shop with a vast selection of carefully curated goods. I loved looking through…read moreeverything they offered. They carry a lot of items that would be perfect for gifts. Also, their pricing was very competitive. I saw an Arcade belt for $5 less than what I just paid at REI yesterday. I definitely recommend stopping by if you're in Midway! The selection is great and the staff are super friendly.

Very unique shop with a great selection. I came in trying to find some jewelry for my daughters…read more The ladies in the store were very helpful.

I came in today for my first time ever, looking for ski boots. I quickly browsed through the…read moreclothing section and found a Patagonia fleece zip-up and a beautiful leather travel crossbody purse. What an incredible value and for such a great cause. God bless.

Overall store was pretty well organized although prices were pretty high. If you're looking for a…read morebargain this may not be the place. Items were clean and mostly good quality and wear though. Store had mostly clothes and not too many home goods.

A word of note: I'm reviewing both the Park City Clothing Company and Southwest Indian Traders. If…read moreyou're in the same store ... you're the same store! As far as I can surmise, the PCCC is the upstairs with all the women's cowboy clothes, boots, etc. That would make sense as and the woman gave me a strange look when I made my way up there. At one time, the upstairs had antiques and collectibles ... the only remnants of these days are the Coca-Cola ephemera all over the place (it's cool stuff, probably enough for a Coke museum). Downstairs is what I consider to be and Southwest Indian Traders. The mildly culturally insensitive name is perfect for a mildly culturally insensitive store. If you get past the life-sized cigar store wooden Indian (that will remind you of that Seinfeld episode), the Native American-themed slot machine, the culturally appropriated statues, nicknacks, and jewelry, you'll find some cool collectibles: license plates, even MORE Coke stuff, historic skiing collectibles, Western gear, books, and souvenirs, as well as carved bears and turquoise jewelry for miles. If nothing else, it's a kaleidoscope of kitsch that'll take you an hour to get through. It's worth the time!

BOTTOM LINE: If you don't stop into this store while you're in Park City, you're missing out! Also,…read moreif you have a wedding in the area, I believe that you will not find anyone who will be more helpful and trustworthy on your big day! Wonderful people and service! They have quality goods, but the PEOPLE you will work with at this clothing company are amazing! THE DETAILS: PCCC is a vendor for Jim's Formalwear AND they have a great collection of boots and clothing. I worked with them to get suits for the groomsmen and ushers in my wedding. It was a destination wedding and I had the privilege of working with a wonderful woman by the name of Ella from start to finish. She collected measurements and payment information from hundreds of miles away, and coordinated everything for me. Not only a wonderful woman, but extremely professional and helpful. That said, Doug is the owner of the business. Beyond his great collection of Coca-Cola memorabilia in the store, he is a really good man. He personally helped my family and I when we did the final fitting/alterations, and picked up the suits the day before the wedding. At every step they were great! We had a couple situations with last minute changes in the wedding that Doug and Ella went above and beyond to help us with. I can't say enough about them!

Pricy in my opinion, note hours open. Lots of miscialainus stuff. Tight small rooms with one way…read moretraffic. Definitely a town draw when open. Small parking lot always full.

Fun, well organized shop with tons of rooms to explore. Today there was 50% off shoes and ski…read morejackets. I enjoy stopping here when I'm in town.

Small store, but excellent prices and selection. We went on small business day, the whole store was…read more40% off, we took advantage of that and came away with some nice items. There's no holding place so it was hard to carry lots of items, but it was ok we just made a few trips out to car. The cashier who helped us was pleasant and understanding. I will be coming back!

Stumbled upon this thrift store upon visiting Heber City for another reason. The location has…read moregreat curb appeal. Good variety of items to comb through such as apparel, household items (kitchen items, decor, furniture), and even some specific things for disability needs (walker, canes, crutches, and one leg strollers!). However, prices are seemingly higher than other thrift stores I've been to (maybe it's because it's Heber City?). The good thing was they were having a 30% off sale on everything when I visited, so the prices I paid ended up a good deal in the end. One of the employees - Julie was super friendly and helpful.

When getting things for my home in Park City, another furniture store was recommended. While…read moregenerally pleased at the offerings of the other furniture/accessory/vintage retailers around town, I do find Tressa to have a solid selection with unique items as a lower price than the competition. Have been a repeat customer and will no doubt keep coming back!

Will never go back. Owner was extremely rude when I asked a question. She also hung up from…read morespeaking to someone on the phone (a consigner) and started making fun of the items they brought in. I walked out and let her know why, I haven't seen such rudeness in a very long time.

Quirky consignment store that's kind of like a treasure hunt. Sometimes it feels like stuff from…read more"Grandma's house" and other times it has true finds such as the high end gently used leather club chair we snapped up for our condo. They have a mix of styles (modern, rustic, glam, country) so it feels a little hodge podge but if you are in the area, stop in! The ladies who work here are friendly but let you browse in peace.

Pebbles and Twigs is our favorite consignment store. My husband has discovered and purchased more…read morehere than I and that speaks volumes! When in town, P & T is our first shopping stop.

I was in Park City with my sister-in-laws this weekend and we went shopping at the Outlets. I'm…read moremore of a "second-hand store" kind of shopper, so I found this place on Yelp, just a few miles away from the outlets! My sister-in-laws were skeptical to go to a "thrift-store", but I told them that there would probably be some good items here bevy there are lots of very wealthy people in Park City and they would probably donate! Everyone was VERY satisfied with shopping here! Their clothing items are $10 for adult items and $5 for kids items, unless marked otherwise. It makes it easy to shop for clothing. There were really nice furniture items! I will need to be back with a larger vehicle!

if only there was a thrift store that all the park city rich took their stuff too. i certainly…read morewouldn't be telling the internets about it nope nope i wouldn't