I was recommended to take my nice clothing to Sassys Consignment in Sylva and after having a…read moreterrible experience at Victoria's closet in Cashiers I decided to take a chance. I called and set up an appointment and showed up with my items. I thought everything was going well until it appeared that the lady was not interested in any of my clothing. I had two bags of very nice dresses some with tags on them from JCPenneys and Dress Barn. From the very beginning it started off with they don't take wrinkled clothes yet all my dresses were nicely placed in the bags folded in half, then it was we need the clothes to be in a bin, then we aren't taking size 10's and at this point I was feeling the same affect that I felt as I did at Victoria's closet with Linda where I literally stormed out of the their store because she treated my clothes/shoes like they were garbage. But with Victoria's closet she didn't care that the clothes were in a bag, didn't care about the size or it they were not pressed. It was we don't accept clothes from JC Penney's or Dress Barn, finding a tiny spot on a brand new pair of shoes that were never worn and made me feel worthless. I explained that I worked for the Federal Government in Washington DC and after retiring I am trying to find a place to give my clothing too not asking for any money and both stores told me they couldn't accept them. I had no intention of writing this review until I was talking to several women that I know and they mentioned they take their items to Sassy's in Sylva and Victoria's closet in Cashiers and they were shocked to hear about the experience that I had. They told me that they take their items in bags, they don't inspect them or check to see if they are pressed and drop them off with no problem(s). When I left Sassy's I had the same feeling that I did when I left Victoria's closet in Cashiers...belittled making me feel like my clothes were not worth anything. My clothes were extremely nice and I didn't want any money for them at all. I've never lived in a small town like Sylva, Cullowhee or other areas around here and have never experienced this terrible treatment as I did at these two Consignments stores. Most stores would be more than happy to accept them as I know there are women that would gladly enjoy these clothes. I have decided that I will take my nice gently used clothing which I have quite a bit of to a thrift store or a place for battered women in VA where I lived for many years and I will not receive the terrible treatment as I did at Victoria's closet and Sassy's consignment!

I have some mixed feelings about this spot. My first visit I…read moredid find some cute clothes but I overpaid for those used items. I did not find anything under $10.95- and I was picking out some pretty basic shirts for that price. As far as I know they do not do the color coded percentage off that most stores do. I did try to consign a few items but it was all denied due to wear- as in Jessica Simpson distressed boyfriend jeans were too worn. I guess if you're looking for a $300 coach bag and want to pay $150, then this could be your spot. My money could go further at other consignments in the area so I won't go out of my way to go back.

Sydney is an incredible sales person and designer! She helped me put multiple spaces together and…read morereally brought my vision to life. Great selection and they can help find items for any budget.

Great service and delivery. Teresa, our salesperson, was amazing. We've dealt with her on a few…read moredifferent occasions

Well organized with a variety of interesting items, kitchen to decorator. They have some great…read moreupscale items (& antiques) mixed in, a few "labels" in their tenderly worn clothing (women's, men's & children's). Go!! Good causes

We were vacationing in Maggie Valley NC and curious about the history of the area. They had one…read moresection devoted entirely to the area They have a great selection of Vera Bradley purses that begin at $20.00 . It's a thrift store but it has wonderful items it's organized and there's even a holding area for your items until you get ready to pay for them.

Sad to say nothing here piqued my interest really and when it did it was way overpriced…read moreunfortunately. (Cool pottery bowl maybe 5 inches diameter was $100 marked) but I know most of these are individual vendors so it varies. Interesting to look around especially since we were going to Barbers Orchard next door. Lots to look at downstairs but not as much upstairs. Man at the counter was nice and greeted us Easy parking

This antique mall is your typical booth vendor setup. 2 stories of stuff to look at. Be prepared…read moreto meet the always grumpy cash register staff. The prices are not competitive as it seems the rent this place charges the vendors makes them price their stuff higher than norm. There is no haggling unless the actual booth vendor happens to be there.

In the top 4 of thrift shops in my honest opinion. It's a small shop but chocked full of very nice…read moreclothing, shoes, and accessories. The staff is extremely nice and always talkative and friendly.

TBC is a thrift store that supports women with problems- whether it be substance abuse, past…read morefamilial abuse, or emotional issues. I love the fact that its focus is women. TBC has petite to plus sizes for women and juniors. Clothes are arranged by category and size. I saw beautiful stuff! Make sure to check your picks before purchase. You can try them on in the bathroom/dressing room. Do not let that turn you off- it is very clean. TBC also has shoes, scarves, jewelry, belts, bags, and a smaller room dedicated to knickknacks, men's clothing, and books. My husband found a nice pair of Haggar pants for one buck, yes one buck! Ronni found a "Betty and Veronica" mini-comic. The volunteer there was very sweet. She told us that anything with an "April" tag was one buck. We went at the very end of May, and of course I was picking stuff with "June" tags. Thus, we spent three bucks per item. I like this place, as I can just focus on myself and my older daughter. It is not huge. It is not overwhelming. Donations are accepted whenever the store is open. I saw at least eight filled kitchen-sized trash bags that someone had dropped off, so keep that in mind. Donations are tax deductible. Volunteers are always needed. Check out their Facebook page to see their stuff. If you go, they are in the West Sylva plaza, right near "Harold's". Monday through Friday: ten to five; Saturday: ten to three. Sunday is a day of rest. Go to support female empowerment!

Went into this place on a Sarurday. it's a cute place and has lots to look at. The only issue I had…read morewas th cashier Jacob. He was very rude. If you are gonna be dealing with the public and customer service then you need a better attitud.

Always organized tastefully, employees are helpful and friendly. So many cool finds and always a…read morenice selection of decor, clothes and shoes! Some of the prices are higher end as far as thrifting goes but I've found really great deals here too and it goes to a great cause.

I've been here many times and each time the staff is helpful and professional. Brandon has been a…read moregreat help in our most recent project and we have a lot of confidence in his experience.

There is a great selection of flooring at the most reasonable prices. The insallation occurred as…read morescheduled and was very professional. We cannot say enough about the help we had in selecting a laminate floor and the installers who were polite and provided a beautiful finished floor. Top rated in our opinion. Give them a try: you will be glad you did. Five stars for Carpet Barn

Why do people visit antique stores?…read more I suppose there are a number of reasons, and for me, there are at least two: I never know what I might find that I may or may not have known I needed; and, I can get my steps in by walking through to (possibly) find that elusive item. There is a great selection at The Village Hound, the people are helpful and friendly, and there is adequate parking for your visit. Go there. They may have just what you want!

Agree with the first review. We were initially drawn in by the antiques, where we found some very…read moreinteresting things. Lots of antique china, furniture and other things. But what we really liked was what is affectionately known as the "The Dog Room". Lots of toys, doggie sweaters and shirts, life jackets and countless other items for sale. The owner was very nice to talk with, very clearly a dog person. We also got to meet her dog, who was just as friendly. We ended up buying our pup a new, snazzy collar and a toy fuzzy trout (yes, trout), which he loves! Great little find and we enjoyed our visit!