Diane is amazing! She did a great job adjusting straps and adding padding to a formal dress. Lovely…read morepersonality and very welcoming! Will come back!

Diane is great and does a great job. it says I need at least…read more85 characters to post so am going to babel till I hit that limit.

Changing my review, now from the perspective as a seller…read more Judy is great??? Not in my experience. I gathered my son's clothes to sell & contacted the store in early September. I could not get an "appointment" with Judy to look over the items until October 24th OVER a month away. Patiently, I agreed; the stuff can sit in the bag a while longer, although pushing back into the fall season could decrease my sales. Still, not a deal breaker. So October 15th rolls around, and my employer schedules a mandatory meeting during my "appointment" at Kid Stuff. I respectfully call the store to let her know I won't be able to keep the appointment. I tell her I've had the appointment for over a month, is there another time she can work me in? She offered me 1 additional possibility during my working hours, and told me if I couldn't make it she couldn't take me until December!!! Seriously? After telling me the appointments take 10 minutes, you cannot find 10 minutes between now (October 15) & December to accommodate a new client? That is just BAD customer service. I don't think anyone would be looking to purchase my Halloween & Fall items in December. This angered me enough that I will no longer shop at this store.

A very reasonably prices consignment shop, Judy is great to work with.read more

Selection is not so hot and very over prices but do t wa t to give you much for what you bring in…read moreto sell them.....

Today was the second time I went to this store during business hours and the doors were locked with…read moresomeone inside. I waited, knocked and she hid in the back. Other women came and tried to get in as well. Crazy unprofessional and inconvenient.

This was the second Kohl's my boyfriend and i went to tonight. They had a promotion where all…read moreclearance items are an additional 50% off. We made off great in both stores and then my boyfriend also wanted to get a couple of Squishmallows. They were not clearance items but were next to a sign that said BOGO half off. My boyfriend picked up two and headed to the cash register. When checking out the items came up regular price. We brought to the attention of the cashier that there was a sign that said BOGO half off. He had another employee check this and walked to the back. She comes back with a sign she pulled frim the Squishmallow display that said regular price. I informed her that the Squishmallows we wanted to buy were found in the back of the store with the kid's stuffed animals next to the bedding. There was a whole display of Squishmallows near this sign. I informed her of this and she repeatedly shook her head with an upset look on her face and walked away. What terrible customer service she had. I proceeded to take a picture of the display but decided not to show her because she was obviously having a rough night. We left those items at the store and happily left with the clearance items we found. This store has poor customer service or at least this one employee did. We had a good time finding items fir very cheap on clearance.

Yes my husband and I went to Kohl's and. Bought jeans for hubby ,a sweater for my granddaughter and…read moremy self gloves and my husband was like come on enough I'm like ok they had sales on everything the price ended up 68$ with 10$ Kohl's cash we love Kohl's

I NEVER take the time to write reviews, but the crew at Sneakerama is well worth the effort! I left…read moreabsolutely blown away with the exceptional customer service I received - something that has become a true rarity in 2026! Two years ago, I was diagnosed with a debilitating nervous system condition that has completely changed how I engage in fitness. But being the stubborn "gym rat" that I am, I have refused to give up lifting and sprinting. My condition has caused major changes in my gait, proprioception, and running mechanics, which have been causing me a lot of silly injuries. A close friend recommended Sneakerama, theorizing that maybe "the right" shoes could help. I was skeptical, but decided to pop in to see what all of the hype among my avid runner friends was all about! When I walked in, I was welcomed with a friendly greeting and immediately jumped into a conversation about what my goals were. When I explained my wild healthy history, Alex listened empathetically and almost immediately knew what I needed - a minimalist shoe with a wide toe box to help correct my over-pronation and balance issues. He came back with four different styles, each with unique features which he explained thoroughly and allowed me to take for a "test stroll"! I ended up choosing a very cool pair of Altras - a brand I had never even heard of before! The next morning, I tried out my new shoes at the gym and I was THRILLED! I felt much more stable and was able to better engage targeted muscles while lifting. These Altras are a GAME CHANGER! Not only do they have me feeling better supported, they've also given me my confidence back! :) Sneakerama is a hidden gem! I grew up in Worcester and had never. been inside... I wish I had discovered this place earlier! They are so much more than an athletic shoe retailer - as a family-owned business, they take pride in what they do and foster a special sense of community to all of their customers!

I absolutely should have come here sooner in life…read more I came here to retire a pair of New Balance so old they could be consider OG, and walked out with a brand new pair of Hoka. I would not have found these without a staff recommendation, and I am still amazed. I got the right shoe at a decent price. I also wanted to support a small local business who is involved with the local running scene. I would be surprised if I buy running shoes from anywhere else after this experience.

Yeah, it's just a clothing store but the manager Dan is beyond helpful and courteous. Along with…read moreColby who's been there for years, it feels like when you shop, you're also getting fun conversation to the point where you forgot why you were there. Great atmosphere, great selection

love this shoe store jordans, Nike, polo, timberland, and more!read more

Pro: Pretty good selection; prices are good Con: since…read moreCOVID, changing rooms are still closed so you have to either try clothes on over your clothes or just guess it will fit. There are also no bathrooms open to the public. So if you decide to go make sure to dress in a way that would best accommodate trying clothes on over them. I found great items but when I tried them on I had issues putting them on with my clothes on (even if they might work if I didn't have clothes on, I ended up getting nothing)

I will preface this review by stating that I know all things goodwill. If we leave home, there is…read moreBound to be a goodwill stop. From soho down to Brighton, I've seen them all. This well traveled kid sure knows a mean goodwill. It's my wife's fault. She makes me stop. So, here's the shakedown of Worcester goodwill. My grading rubric is becoming the yelp norm. Smell-A-. Reasonably neutral. Not a hint of the standard mothball smell. Doesn't smell like octogenarians, either. Lighting-A. I was able to identify those not-so-mysterious yellowish stains on the inside if some of the men's pants. Pass. Good lighting equals less vomit when I get home and realize what I've bought. Are you listening, Hyannis? Musak: B. pop radio station. A few decent hits to sing out loud while embarrassing the wife to hurry up, notably Kenny Loggins "I'm all right". Organization of clothes: C+. Drives me nuts when pants are arranged by color. Gee, only 77 pairs of tan khakis left to find the magical 34/30. Needle in a haystack. Oh goodie, let's move onto 58 pairs of blue to search. Listen up, Wooster, or whatever it is...arrange all pants by waist size. Narrow them dogs down, and let me see my options. Yes, the minions must do more work, but that's how it needs to happen. Shirts, etc. seemed logical. Brand namishness: A-. Lots of good names here...Ralph, tommy, and mr. Bean all made plentiful appearances. College towns seem to bring n the best names! Employees: B. yup. Working. Not complaining about working. Other notes: scored 50 cents in a pair of pants. Changing rooms seemed like the security cam might see more than normally secure areas of the body. Clean, overall. Funny sign at the drop-off door: "no dumping after hours. $500 fine" in other words, if it is during hours, it is valuable...but after hours, 10 used seersucker suits and dads used LA gear sneakers are rubbish, punishable by fines. To funny. Would love to see what prompted that sign. Musta been bad. 50 used George Michael concert shirts bad, So yes, friends, this one is pretty stout in the world of goodwill. A pillar of savings, cloaked in unusual normalcy. Denizens of Wooster, dine heartily on the textile buffet that awaits. It's bizarre. It's interesting. It's cheap. It's goodwill.