This place is amazing! If you like: Target, but hate paying…read morehigh prices, for things you know are mass produced, then you'll love this place as much as I did. Basically, this is the place all non-purchased items from Target go for a last ditch rescue. My favorite thing here are the comforters, which you can get for $22 or less! They have everything you would find at Target, only it's the last item, so things vary quite a bit. It's sort of like treasure hunting.

I know I'm super delayed in leaving this review, but this is a great place to browse once things…read morestart opening back up. From what I understand id things are clearances out at retailers, lots of things come here instead if they aren't sold. Great place to get some steaks on furniture, household items, etc. Just be warned to check everything before purchasing, as you can't do any returns.

I have been shopping at Simply Chic X 4yrs. I buy and sell both…read more Tips for potential shoppers: 1) Do not bring articles to sell on Hangers or Bags. Boxes and clothes baskets accepted. 2) Expect to pay more for purchases and get less for your items. 3) Need to leave vintage( although site says vintage) items out. Only want items 1-3 yrs old. 4) Do call before you take stuff in because they are now limited on storage and ask for what seasonal items they can handle. Tired of carrying stuff back. Requires a second trip. 5) Alternative to selling items is to take them is using Good Will. They provide with a receipt to put a value on your donation to be used as tax deduction. If in good condition I put 30-50 percent of original price. Plus they educate and provide jobs to handicap people who otherwise could not work. Fulfills my helping others needs. 6) If they are that over-crowded on space that they can not take all seasons they need to be giving excess to the area womens shelters.

I have been a customer before of Simply Chic. One of the reasons I have liked supporting them in…read morethe past, is they are local and smaller than some other stores. It's probably been 8 months or so since I was in last. I went in looking for a good pair of used blue jeans. Wow, I was shocked by the prices. One pair I found was $35 for a pair of used blue jeans. I think I found one pair for under $20. I am sorry, but I am not ok spending that much on used blue jeans. So I passed. I did look in active wear, the prices were a bit better, but not by much. I get that the store is trying to make money. For me, if I am going to pay that much. I will just spring for the new version. $20-$35 dollars for used blue jeans is ridiculous. Like I said, I wanted to support local. At this point I am looking at other options. Online, picking through goodwill, or waiting a bit and saving for brand new. As far as service goes. I can not speak on that. I didn't interact with anyone.

Gosh I wanted to love this store. It reopened under a "scale" type system. $1.99 a pound with a 5…read morepound minimum. Now this is hard. Items are primarily unmarked Amazon returns. You cannot open to see what is inside. Sometimes it is clothes, which weigh less than 5 pounds. So if you find something you better find more. There were bins throughout a warehouse to sort through....again unmarked without clear distinction of what is inside. I gave 2 stars because the women working were extremely friendly...but that's about it. Unfortunately I don't plan to return.

Well, after being closed for many months, they apparently decided to try a new concept and reopen…read moreat the same location. Previously, items were priced individually with a floating price schedule based on the day of the week. Under the "revamped" arrangement, they are now pricing items based on weight ($1.99 per pound) every day. Problem is, you can't identify what you are purchasing as you are still prohibited from inspecting the contents, and the packages are taped to the point of complete concealment. The quantity of available packages is minimal with each of the bins (about 20 of them) having a countable limited quantity in them. And in addition to this, signage on the walls indicates that the minimum purchase is 5 pounds. Therefore, if you do want a single lightweight item, you are committed to spending $10.00 on it. Many of the packages are 15-20 pounds in weight which means you are buying an unknown item of unknown condition and will be spending $30-40 for it. The items being offered are likely rejects of items that were not/could not be sold on their auction site. This is an attempt to unload the rejects. Clearly, the individuals who developed this concept don't have ANY business logic as this arrangement is so flawed that it can't help but completely fail. This place is not worth anyone's time and I had to laugh inside when I saw what they had developed as a business concept. I give them 3 months. Tops.

This cute shop is full of farmhouse, primitives, rustic, shabby-chic, and cottage decor items…read morewith vintage jewelry and clothing. If your home is decorated in one of these styles, stop in. I enjoy browsing Outta the Shed in Plainfied because the staff is so friendly, and the items are clean, quality pieces, and booths are restocked often. The shop smells amazing from the moment you walk in. All types of candles and melts are to the left as you enter and throughout the shop. This trip, I was looking for a few new pieces to refresh my home after removing my Christmas decoration and taking back to storage. My home always feels bare and not as cozy after removing the Christmas decor. My main reason for running around in this bitter cold is to add more greenery, maybe some new artwork (looking for botanicals), and maybe some new throw pillows for additional accent colors. The prices are reasonable, so I can afford to replace smaller accent items when I tire of them. I only picked up two new candles and 3 packages of candle melts today, but I took pictures of several items I could use. The items change often, so I need to pop back in soon after they restock with new items. Affordable, unique pieces, collectibles, antiques, linens, cookware, purses, hats, with a dedicated area for current and vintage jewelry and clothing with numerous jeans, and a variety of boots and shoes. If your home is decorated in one of the above-mentioned styles, stop in the shop.

Friendly service. I found a nice pair of dress pants for only $5. Whatever scented the air smelled…read morereally good! It would be nice if there was a dressing room. I tried things on in the restroom, however, there aren't any hooks for hanging items and it was very awkward. Over by the clothing it would be nice if there were a full body length mirror instead of the angled mirrors that make it difficult to visualize fully....

Was introduced to this store by a former coworker many years ago and stopped in once in a while to…read moresee what deals they had. Best way to describe them would be a surplus store. I'm guessing they buy Amazon pallets or excess store inventory because once something sells out, you might never see it in stock again. I went in looking for an instant pot as I had seen them posted on their FB page. The people in the store sometimes will give you a discount on the advertised price and sometimes will negotiate. They also have a location on W 38th and one on the East side but I haven't been to the Eastside location. I love their deals and while you can return defective products, you'll get in store credit and not a cash refund so that's something to keep in mind.

We came here in a whim and it was a fun find! There is so much to look at: couches, dining tables,…read moretoys, workout equipment, & more. Everyone was friendly especially Angie who helped me at check out. I got this gold mirror! Brand new. Definitely recommend to anyone who is in need of shopping for furniture for their home. Please be mindful that some items are priced but they can price check for you.

Yellow Moon is an adorable antique mall in a historic building in downtown Mooresville. We were…read moregreeted when we entered. The clerk was friendly, answered questions and laughed with customers. There's a wonderful small town vibe here. It was nice to see a lot of actual antiques. Many areas are arranged by color, making dramatic (instagram worthy) displays. They have a lot of glassware and ceramics, some primitive, jewelry, but not much furniture. I like to look around and reminisce about things my grandmother may have used. I thought most of the prices were reasonable. Since the building is old, there are a several uneven walkways that are marked. We had trouble finding parking, as all the street spaces were full. Yellow Moon is well worth a visit if you like antiques.

Yellow Moon Antique Mall is my **absolute** favorite antique mall! I have traveled to many antique…read moremalls around the United States, and nothing compares to Yellow Moon. The prices are always fair, they always have AMAZING antique and vintage items. Each vendor always has great looking vignettes as well. The staff and service is always the best.

Love this outdoor mall. Unfortunately, as everywhere, brick and mortar stores are dwindling, but…read morethere are still quite a lot of store left to peruse. Since this is an open air location, there is not food court, but plenty of restaurants at the mall as well as the surroundings. You will not go hungry here. And of course there is a movie theater and even event spaces to rent. I hope it survives the declining retail climate, because this is a very convenient location for me.

With all the time I've been spending in Hendricks and Putnam counties dealing with my father's…read morepassing, it seems inevitable that I'd find my way to The Shops at Perry Crossing. This is an outdoor shopping mall, a moving away from the traditional mall concept and yet it has its own issues (especially during winter). Like most malls, Perry Crossing has experienced some of the more traditional anchors going away. You've definitely got some of the familiar places from a traditional mall - JCPenney, Yankee Candle, Bath & Body Works, Claire's, Dick's Sporting Goods and others. Food options here? Bru Burger, El Toro, Hot Box Pizza, Schakolad Chocolate Factory, Rocket Fizz, Stone Creek Dining Company, Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt, and Theo's Italian. There's a Barnes & Noble here. There's AMC Perry Crossing. There's a splash pad for the kiddos. There's a family restroom between Zales and Yankee Candle (also available for nursing moms). Curb cuts are solid. Accessible parking is plentiful. Because this is an open-air concept, be aware that as accessible as everything is you'll still be going from store-to-store outside for the most part. So, plan accordingly. I generally do fine here, however, for those with mobility concerns or who might require assistance it's important to remember that during inclement weather you're not really protected from the elements. Overall, I like this shopping center. Things are well labeled, well organized, and parking is pretty reasonable. While it's not my favorite Indy retail spot, I often forget how much I like it until I am here.