Cute shop with very cute clothing but not a very big selection in the 2/3T section for boys. A bit overpriced for used clothing in my opinion. Cashier was very friendly and greeted me right away when I came in. Overall an enjoyable experience. read more

Their consignment policies are ridiculous, and they act like they're gods gift to the world, taking basically donated clothes and giving nothing but attitude in return. They say that their consignment openings book up months in advance. That is a surprise to me give how rude the customer service people are. I didn't even bother to try to book an appointment given how hard they make it to support their business and give very nice kids clothes to them. read more

What a delightful experience. Not only was I able to earn some very valuable store credit from the adorable things my small human grew out of, I found the whole process very easy and low touch (call for an appointment, bring stuff, they go through it and you call back to find out what you earned). I love the idea that another SF kid will give them new life and that the child's fam won't have to break the bank in getting some high-quality, super adorable fits. Staff was friendly and helpful in person and on the phone. After my credit was on file I decided to pop in and see if I might be able to obtain a snow jacket for my little to wear one time and grow out of. Not only did I find a great Columbia one for a GREAT price, I found one with expandable sleeves that she'll be able to wear again. When I happened to notice a hard-to-see marker scribble on the arm, they gave me a discount for that. Then I happened to see a full Ramona box set and picked that up for what was basically a steal. Already made another appointment to consign and shop because that's the thing about these small people: THEY JUST KEEP GROWING. read more

I've been buying & selling at Chloe's Closet for 15 years now! Love this shop for the wonderful deals on everything from costumes to seasonal clothes to quality toys to skates... Chloe's really has everything for every season! And my kids now love shopping here too. read more

Love Chloe's! I've been selling and shopping there for years and love the community mission and of course the clothes.

Took the wife here today on our occasional SF thrifting trips ...its well organized with plenty of clothing,shoes and accessories ...definitely some nice stuff in here as well like Patagonia kids...the worker here was attentive and friendly...cool little store in Bernal Heights ...parking can be tough I'm thinking on a weekend..we went on a weekday ... read more

Chloe's Closet - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - San Francisco, California

5/19/2025 Be aware! Today I went to my consignment appointment. I was taking things out of my bag, and the lady at the counter told me I didn't have to do that. So I told her I'll go and check the store while she goes through my stuff because she was a bit busy. After some minutes, she called me and told me the things that were accepted and the rest was inside the bag with a little knot. I keep looking at the store inventory and saw a bin full of kids soccer cleats or baseball cleats. I had a pair of soccer cleats that my daughter wasn't using and I didn't see them on the things that she showed me. So, I figure that maybe they had a lot of cleats and maybe that's why she didn't accepted mines. Later I go out and I just had a feeling of checking my bag. I was already 3 blocks away when I noticed that my girls cleats were not inside the bag. I went back because I knew I had them in the bag. I nicely ask the lady that open the bag that I had brought a pair of girls soccer cleats and they were not in my bag. She went to call the other lady that was working in the back in the ladies clothing room. While the one who helped me in the first place left to the back. This other lady started moving things in the front were the cashier was and to the other side I noticed a black bag. This lady opens the black bag and my girls cleats were in there. I told her those are my daughter's soccer cleats. The lady that had helped me in the first place came back and didn't say a word or the other one. She just took the things that she had showed me in the first place before I left the store and ask me if I still wanted them to be co-sign. I told her yes, but that, that wasn't the issue. I'm not sure if it's a thing, that they can take what ever they feel like taking for themselves, without no one watching, since moms are not watching and might forget what's in the bag. I would recommend staying in the process of what's not acceptable. Knowing what you are leaving and not leaving will at least give you a peace of mind. After having that experience I feel horribly sick to my stomach, knowing that this might be going on with no supervision and you have no clue that your things are out there to sell. I've been co-signing here from a long time and I'm thinking of looking at other consignment stores. What a shame! read more

I've been a loyal shopper and seller for years and years. I thought it was really unethical that the shop didn't contact their clients when they closed the Solano Avenue location. I sold a big bag of clothing there the first week of October and the shop was vacant when I stopped by the first week of November. They have transferred my credit to the other SF location but they should have let their clients know they were closing. I would have taken my consignment elsewhere and I will guess that many other folks may not realize they still have other open locations and fear their consignment is lost. Very disappointing business management decision in my opinion. read more

So I bought what I thought were soccer cleats. They were labeled as soccer cleats. They're actually baseball cleats. I then left messages asking them to call me back so I knew what I could do to return them . They never called back. I thought their Berkeley store was closed, so I went to their SF store. They wouldn't take them because I hadn't returned them within the week. And I hadn't returned them bc they didn't call me back. I don't recommend this store. I've been going for years. I've never had to return anything until now. The lack of concern was mind blowing. read more

Chloe's Closet is great! It's a tiny little store crammed full of clothes and toys and books (we never leave empty handed). It's a great way to redirect your old clothes out of landfill and, as a bonus, maybe get a little $ back too! Let's get some things out of the way. Chloe's Closet is NOT: - A retail store. You are not going to find exactly what you want in the size you want - A vintage consignment store. Their prices are low, which means your kickback as a consigner is low too. You may think your Mini Boden coat is precious, but you're at most getting 1/4 retail value back and then only if someone else thinks it's precious too. If you bought it gently used on eBay for 70% retail and want that back, you'll have to re-sell it yourself on eBay. At Chloe's Closet, they sell what they can and the rest gets donated to places that will actually use them. So I view them as a Better Goodwill - our hand-me-downs have a much higher chance of getting a second life AND I *might* get some credit back (bonus!). My kid (4yo boy) also loves (and has always loved) this shop. They have a small play area set up with a train table and toddler-sized play-in truck. The staff is very laidback - they are totally cool with kids taking for-sale toys to play with on the track and don't hover around them. He loves looking through and picking out a book, which gives me plenty of time to look through clothes. So how about selection? I've been shopping there since before my kid was born and clothing generally seems to be fantastic and plentiful for babies and toddlers and less great for 4yo and up. I used to always leave with a small pile of clothes, but nowadays I pick up one clothing item half the time. It makes sense - older kids are harder on their clothes, so the good stuff gets too worn out to resell. I love that they have seasonal racks (costumes around Halloween, snow clothes all through winter). Toys and footwear are hit-or-miss. I see a lot of reviews about the store staff. I only interact with them when purchasing items or dropping off items, so I don't really have a lot of expectations or, to be honest, any desire for more hands on service. It's not an upper end boutique with upper end prices (like Garamundi), so I don't expect attentive smiling sunny staff. read more

Great idea, but the folks can be very snotty. We came into the store 10 minutes before closing to look around. While we were browsing, a couple walked in and the white ladies working behind the counter shouted to to them as they walked in: WE ARE CLOSING IN FIVE MINUTES! The couple did not hear them (as they were both talking at once) so the ladies repeated even louder and more annoyingly: WE ARE CLOSING IN FIVE MINUTES YOU CAN'T COME IN. It was like a SNL skit, are these ladies for real? The couple happened to be mexican and calmly said "Oh, okay we were just dropping of some clothes". This was our first experience with Chloe's Closet and left a bad impression on us. We probably won't be going back. It's just was easy to say, "Hello, come in, but we are closing in 5 minutes, thank you." read more

Great consignment store--we always end up walking out with something when we are bringing items in. Mini-Boden, Hanna Andersson, even saw a pair of Hunter boots! Glad for these great items not to be going to landfill. We want to note particular thanks to Melanie (sic?) who gave really excellent customer service this week--thank you! read more

Here's the thing about little people, they grow out of their clothes faster than you can say Pilot Inspektor Lee. Luckily, there is a place like Chloe's Closet, which "recycles" clothes and other baby accessories, and sells them at bargain prices. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for Marc Jacobs Baby but there's a limite, and that's where this closet comes in handy. The staff are really nice too, and the store seems to be a good meeting place for parents if you live in the Bernal Heights area. They also carry some new items as well. Definitely worth a stop in. read more

I received an email from Molly from Chloe's Closet apologizing profusely for the delay in getting a consignment check. While this does restore my faith in the fact that they do take feedback to heart, I still think things could be run better in terms of how they handle the check writing. Though I understand that though the store owner may have other things on their plate, that doesn't mean their business can't be run efficiently - I know many working moms who have their own businesses who manage to "do it all". I will up it to three stars for their apology and the fact that the store itself is a good concept, but maybe they should think about a little restructuring. read more

So impressed with Chloe's closet! Over the last 2.5 years I have went there to get snow gear, carriers, hiking backpacks and random clothes for my kid and the prices have always been so reasonable. Just recently I took my sons clothes in for resale along with my maternity gear and was so shocked this week when I went in & found out how much credit I had on my account, way more than I expected in such a short time.....we're lucky to have this little gem in the city!!! read more

I'm still in that paranoid mother phase where I view all other children as germ-infested plague carriers that I don't want near my infant. They're kind of like rats with diapers to me right now. Pretty soon, I know, my little 'un is going to be crawling around and I'm going to be chasing after her, trying to prevent her from shoveling discarded bubble gum and condom wrappers into her mouth that she picks up on the street. Soon enough, I know, some other new parent is going to view MY little bundle of perfection as Ebola incarnate. Meanwhile, however, let's just say I'm steering clear of consignment stores that offer "gently worn" second hand children's stuff that I can't be certain has been dipped in a vat of Purell before it hit the storefront. With that being said, I DID make an exception to go to Chloe's Closet because they have the distinction of being one of the very few retailers in the world that carry Kangaroo Korner (http://www.kangarookorner.com/) fleece slings. When I visited, there was a 3-or-so old sniffling about, running her palms over her nose who kept peering into my baby's stroller, threatening to reach a boogey paw in. I have to admit, I was fairly tense the whole time, my muscles taut like a cat ready to spring into action to halt one very small arm from reaching down to my newt's mouth. It was a tough line because the whole time I was sending super-sonic thoughts to the other mom of "don't let yer kid touch mine" while trying to feign a nonchalant attitude and smile at her as though she had the cutest darling in the whole world. But, the staff was helpful and quick, and I made it in and out without incident, so I give mad props right there alone to Chloe's Closet! Summary: 3 stars for carrying Kangaroo Korner slings 1 star for flippin' good prices 1 star for quick-in-quick-out service read more

This is a great store to find really good deals (inexpensive, useful clothing that your kids are going to grow out of quickly!). I slightly prefer shopping at Peek-A-Bootique because the store is organized in a way that's easier for me to sort through and the staff at the other store is a little more helpful/attentive. If I have time to search and want a bargain, this is where I shop. Good Life grocery store across the street is another nice place to stop when you're in this neighborhood. read more

I went to Chloe's Closet today and received the worst customer service I've ever received at a place of business. I walked into the store and literally no one else was inside except for the older lady (manager? owner?) with glasses. She looked right at me, then looked back down. No hello or greeting of any kind. I then said, "Hello!". Without as much as looking up from what she was doing, she says hello. Real nice, this one. I ask about gloves and again she gives me a short answer without even looking at me. Excuse me, but whatever happened in your day, I didn't do it. Her attitude was so distasteful, I will not be returning. I don't need used clothes that bad. *Side note* Their consignment policies are also not for me. Too many fees here and there. I have much better luck selling directly through parents groups. read more

Their consignment policies are ridiculous. They don't buy your stuff outright. Instead, you have to leave it and never get it back whether or not they sell it. They'll just donate your things that don't sell after a month/l. I left an enormous box of things and got $6 for it! That $6 credit certainly won't go very far with their prices. So I "sold" them about 12 outfits, several toys, a carrier, and 3 books. In return I can get one pair of pants? The staff was unfriendly and unhelpful. They didn't even enter my information into the computer correctly, even though they had it written directly in front of them. It made looking up that measly credit pretty difficult and time-consuming. read more

I love this business, it's a great way to cycle through kids AND adult women clothes! The owner, Michelle is always kind and upbeat and their selection of comfortable, lightly-used clothes, toys, and books are always excellent. Great place to get gear for things like ballet, snow gear, skates, hiking shoes, rain boots, costumes for Halloween and also year round dress-up. Great place to get gear for a new baby, too! The baby selection is amazing since many people barely get a chance to wear out their baby gear before outgrowing it. What a neighborhood gem! read more

A great selection of used children's clothing at fabulous prices! When you go to sell your clothes, they look up the actual retail cost of the item, then mark it down 50-75%. I got a baby T-shirt for $3.50 and a baby sweatshirt for $4.00. Excellent! This shop is really easy to miss! Look for the "Three Wishes" sign. Join their mailing list and receive a $5.00 credit. read more

I think I will write more after my diaper bag gets sold. I am shocked about how mom/baby consignment store works. You basically have to get the item sold first and then they will credit you either with cash or a store card. Buffalo exchange was not like that when I last checked. Will have to write more. read more

This place has kept my kids well dressed since they opened. Even if they have kinks to work out, what ever they may be, it's so worth the inconvenience to have such a jewel right up the street. I had a great place with chloe's to turn over all the really 'off' gifts from my shower and get store credit to buy more necessary items. In addition to the great people, and great stuff they provide a very kid friendly place to use the restroom. I'm convinced that my older son learned how to potty train out in public as fast as he did was because of Chloe's. As far as the comments I see here about the charity after consignment terms has lapsed. I say get over it. They're really good about where the stuff goes. They try to keep it as local as possible, and they should charge for the time it takes to deal with such huge amount of bulk clothing coming in to the store. I suggest that if you have things that you don't want to let go of, ask for the staff to go through your cloths while you wait. Then, if they take items you don't want to donate if they don't sell, go in and keep track of it yourself and pull things to take back as it it close to its shelf life. I've had good experience with the staff working with me on special consignment items that were good vintage or a big lot of something. They'll consider a special inventory system for you. So if you have a good collection of sweet stuff to take in, don't let these bogus cranky yelpers scare you away before you at least talk to the store owner and feel it out for yourself. read more

More of a 3 star experience with 5 star potential. I never really thought about how quickly kids go through clothes when they're little until i had my own, some stuff i never even stuck on him! It's great to have a resource like Chloe's closet - you can either resell or reuse, best of both worlds - seriously. That said, this particular store doesn't have the charm that the Inner sunset store has for me, not sure why? I think the customer service is a little loose, and although I'm not looking for someone to breathe down my neck while I looks through used baby clothes, it would be nice to be greeted and feel like my business is welcomed. I've also found that the variety of clothing doesn't match other locations but you still get lots of choices on necessities like PJs, lots of shoes at this location, and also the same cute array of costumes during October for Halloween. i find that if I hold on to items too long, I miss the season and not much goes in terms of consignment items. I would say that bringing items to swap or sell that match the current season is likely a smart way to go about it, and for the most bang for your buck. These store's really help supplement with essentials but also, once in awhile you'll find that diamond in the rough thats the right size for your growing weed and its always the right price at Chloe's! For the record: there are two other locations that I'm aware of, Berkeley and Inner Sunset. I'd personally go to the one in the sunset over the one on cortland if I had the time, but Cortland is right by work. read more

Let me start by slipping in a little brag session about my daughter. She is one of the best dressed little girls that you could come across in this great City. From her hand knit sweaters to her sweet sneakers and vintage dresses, she has smashing style! Here is our secret. Every single item she owns comes from Chloe's Closet. Period. What almost two year old needs a ninety dollar dress? Not my child. I prefer the once worn version that ends up on these racks and then in our closet. And all my daughters clothes return to whence they came. The life cycle of her fashion life is just thrilling. Thank you to all the stylish children that came before her, thank you Chloe, and you're welcome to all the children who will wear her clothes in the years to come! read more

I was walking around Cortland this afternoon and couldn't help but be drawn to the name of this cute little shop. I've always thought the name "Chloe" was cute. Either for a baby girl or a kitten. I don't know.....don't ask me why. This is a fantastic consignment store for kids! They have racks of new and used children's clothing, shoes, toys, etc. I don't have any kids yet but I could definitely see myself coming back (when I do) to pick up some good quality/lightly used clothing pieces for my baby. I saw a great little hoodie in cream with faux fur inside. It looked so thick and cozy! And it was only $7.50! I told my boyfriend that I would come back here when we had kids, but he didn't like the idea of having our kids wear USED clothing. Maybe his mind will change when he starts to see how expensive kids can be! read more

I really enjoy going to Chloe's Closet! I'm always on the search for toys that my daughter will enjoy now or in the future and not pay full retail price. The toys are in great condition so I feel that I'm not only saving money but helping the environment and supporting small businesses. I recently started becoming a consignor and I found everyone to be friendly and helpful. As with most children's consignment stores, you have to go often and have some luck if you're looking for something in particular. I like that Chloe's has a "wish list" on their website and they will post what parents are looking for. They have a lot of people consigning so you will see new items often-I've yet to check out the clothing since I have friends that give me clothes, but it appears that Chloe's has a great selection of that as well. Thanks, Chloe's- you are awesome! read more

Chloe's contacted me and apologized for what happened. Apparently this kid is the grandson of one of the employees. The owner talked to the employees about the problem. I can definitely appreciate a place of business that strives to improve itself! Upgrading from 2 to 3.5 read more

4.5 Stopped by Chloe's last week because I was in the neighborhood. I was on the hunt for some footed jammies and shoes for my kiddo. I walked into the clothing side and the store was bursting at the seams with "new" inventory. I love it when there's tons of stuff because I think "oh the possibilities!" I ended up finding two cute footed jammies for about $5 each. But no shoes even though they had a lot of cute ones that I knew wouldn't fit my son's chubby feet. Most improved was next door. The toys and books were also busting out at the seams! They had tons of used and new things! I found a great deal on two board books I got for $1 and $3 each. I also found a neat stringing activity with large wooden car pieces that my son loves for $4.50. I wish I had more time to go through both sections but that's what future visits are for. Chloe's Closet has become my fave second-hand place now and I actually try to figure out how to get out there every time I am in the City. read more

A hidden gem. There are 2 parts to this store, a clothing store and a toy store. I've only been to the toy store and have always came out with something. Great prices and friendly staff. New and used toys. Parking can be hard. read more

NO KIDS CLOTHING!! They changed it. Now it's just books and toys for the kids and then clothes for women esp. Maternity. I may go when I get pregnant again, but don't go if you are looking for kids clothes :) the one on Irving is the best! Updated Feb. 2015: turns out there is another part of the store with kids clothes there! I'll have to stop by sometime. read more

Genuis--can't believe there aren't 100 baby clothes/toys consignment shops like this in the city! As I went through both sides of Chloe's Closet yesterday, I couldn't help calculating the hundreds of dollars I could have saved if I'd stocked up there for myself and friends these past two years. Used baby clothes from unknown origins didn't sound that appealing at first, but everything here is clean and well organized by girls, boys, and sizes and there was quite a bit of new stuff as well. It's actually crazy not to shop here given how expensive gear and toys are and how quickly babies and kids sprout through clothes and shoes. For the same price as I would have paid for a cute little knit hat for my friend's new baby, I got her two outfits, another friend's baby two t-shirts, and my own son a brand-new Melissa & Doug stamp set and pad of drawing paper. Plus parking is usually a cinch in Bernal. Now we can afford to have a litter of kids! read more

I went out here on a whim with a friend who is interested in children's consignment shops. In her googling or so, this was the only store that came up that consigned children's clothing. It's in a now-nice Bernal Heights neighborhood. In the 90s, I used to hear bad things about this neighborhood, but in the last few years, it's quieted down. So without the intention to buy anything, I came out with 4 pairs of pants for my son. There was a little play area for kids that he kept busy in while I pulled pants off the racks. It's a very nice little gem of a clothing store with decent used prices. My spree cost $20, which I found to be a good deal. I would go back for more. A lot of these clothes were in good condition. I would compare my shopping experience to Ross and Target where I end up getting a whole bunch of clothes at discount prices. Except the clothes at Chloe's Closets are from different brands and there are definitely more options at the same prices. It's only street parking but we didn't have a hard time at all on a Sunday afternoon. read more

I checked out this place today and although they had a fairly good collection of used baby/kids clothes, I was really surprised on a couple of things. Mainly the condition of the shoes were just awful. I don't mean just looking used--that's a given, but I mean major scuffs on the toes and tops of leather shoes, and a couple of Crocs that were beyond belief. They had dirt and dirt stains ALL over them, some faded too. Really looked more like something that wasn't even good enough to give to Goodwill. And they were still about $5. The second thing I noticed was that everything was in disaray and the checkout area itself looked more like a home office than something you'd expect in a public store or boutique. Look, by no means am I one of those stuck-up, difficult, picky, shoppers. Quite the opposite actually. I am just a person who pays a lot of attention to these kinds of things. The young lady manning the place was very nice once she helped me, but not overly friendly when entering the place. It was as if I wasn't even there until I paid for something. I know Thursdays are one of their catch up days, but a simple hello upon entering is a must. Anyways, I still suggest for someone to check this place out, for the prices were reasonable for most garments, and my daughter got a kick out of the big, wooden school bus toy that was in the center aisle. read more

Can't walk by these two great stores without my three boys wanting to go in. On the clothing side they have toys for the kids to play with while you browse and on the toy side they always find some little treasure I can pick up for a steal. They even have boys clothes for 10 year olds--very hard to find! I bought my oldest one of those Nike long sleeve sport shirts that all the boys wear under their uniforms--$7!!! I was pricing them at $28. I love that I can bring toys and clothes here and swap them out for high quality items. I always seem to find a Thomas train or Melissa & Doug puzzle. The staff is super friendly and helpful, though they are always busy, they make time to say hi and greet me. They are never irritated by my kids! This is definitely a wonderful neighborhood store. read more

I got really vague directions from a woman for this store and it was so easy to find! I was glad too because I hate being lost, especially since I was driving my dad's massive Buick in the city. I went into the toy side first and didn't know that there was another store next door, so I was poking around and found a great crib toy set that I wanted for 7$ and then it was half off! I also scored some puppets for a friend's three year old that were also half off. There was a great selection of new and used toys and lots of movies for sale too. The staff was friendly and let me go next door while they figured out how to ring my stuff up so I could peruse the clothing section. I scored several diaper covers for 3$ each! they have a great selection of clothes, shoes and outerwear. I will be back here in a few months I bet. When I went back next door all was set for me and the staff was super sweet. read more

I've been back more than a few times and I wanted to update my review to reflect the positive experiences I have had. The sales people have been kind and helpful. I've found some great deals as well as having my items purchased giving me great store credit. This is a great idea and I always find something I can use! read more

While I have been shopping here for years, I won't be in the future. I dropped off hundreds of items and received a check for barely over 10 bucks. After reading the other reviews, I realized I'm not the only one. It's very disappointing. These were not old worn out clothes. Many were brand new or close to it from major brands like Tea Collection. I'm surprised and saddened to see such a terrible return. Never again. read more

Yeah, another organized store! I visited Chloe's Closet for the first time over the weekend and I was impressed. Clothes were organized by size and style, shoes were in good condition and they sell See Kai Run shoes which are a must for toddlers beginning to walk. They have a separate store front for toys, baby/kid items, and yes, even a little area for us women to shop! I love how that area has a train table to entertain the kids while I browse. The ladies at the counter were doing their own thing but were friendly when I purchased my items. I asked about cosignment and its the normal drop off items, leave and donate items they wont accept, or shop around and wait for them to return unwanted items. Cash or store credit after the item sells and a big plus is that they let you use store credit for new items. (Some other stores will only allow store credit for used items only.) I will definately be back. read more

I've been trading and buying clothes and toys at Chloe's Closet since 2009. I still love it. I especially love the older woman who seems to know how to do everything :-) Their selection is great and I'm thrilled that they also have the Irving Street location! read more