This is a cute little consignment shop selling mostly women's clothing and accessories. A…read moremother/daughter team operate the store. A clerk welcomed me when I walked in and explained the items and prices. Items change seasonally. The clerk told me that most of the clothes are under three years old. Prices were reasonable and there as even a clearance room of marked down items. The store is well organized and super neat. The changing rooms rival those of an upscale department store. The parking lot is shared with the other stores in the strip mall. There is plenty of parking with accessible spaces available. Worth a visit if you are looking for a bargain or want to consign some clothes.

I was visiting the ice cream shop next door and decided to stop in. Everything was beautifully…read moredisplayed and separated by sizes. The woman working was super friendly and even offered to set me up with a fitting room while browsing. I ended up buying a shirt, a skirt, a sweater, and a pair of tennis shoes for just about $50.

There's a new women's fashion consignment shop in Mooresville that is focusing on fashionable…read moreclothing that can be worn everyday. You won't find the dated stuff that a lot of shops carry. No prom dresses either. But if you want clothes that are in good condition and priced to sell, then stop on by. The place is so new that not all the improvements are in place. The walls are going to be repainted and the former business's carpet will be removed and replaced with wood flooring. It's a little spare in decor right now, but it should be looking good soon! And as my wife can attest, if you have good quality clothing that for some reason you aren't wearing, this is a spot to bring them to see if you can earn some cash back (or in my wife's case, in store credit towards purchases.) She's lost over 25 pounds and has been able to find several pieces to buy while having some of her items sell. It's a win-win! The location is northwest of the intersection of SR 144 and SR 67 (near the Squealer's). It has taken over the space of the Divine Consign that was there for a long time. The owner of this new place has experience in consignment and ventured out to start her own place. Support local! Review #2072

This store is a consignment store, and the types of clothes change almost on a daily basis. The…read moreowner is very personable, and has done a great job remodeling this store. It carries all sizes in women's clothing, as well as jewelry, handbags, shoes, and other odds and ends. They have a live show on FB on Thursday and when you log in, you can see clothing that hasn't been on the racks yet. Check it out, and bring your clothes in so that you can make money.

Real deal vintage clothes up in here. We're talking the Greg Brady fringed vests and polyester…read moreshirts from the 1970s. Fur coats and porkpie hats from a time when fur coats and porkpie hats were worn in earnest and not ironically. I visited Cherry Canary around Halloween season, and there were a lot of people stopping by to look for pieces for their costumes. I can see why -- much of their clothing would make excellent costumes. But I don't see why you couldn't wear a wool sailor suit any other time of the year. You just need some chutzpah. Like a good vintage store, the clothing racks are jam-packed with clothes, so it's a little overwhelming to go through everything. But that's a good thing -- it just means they have a lot of stuff and a big selection. Everything is displayed tastefully, and they have a section for men's clothes and one for women's. They have little dressing rooms for you to try on the clothes, too, but be aware that the lighting in the dressing rooms is very dim. They also have a little corner for knickknacks and accoutrements, such as vintage luggage, glassware and planters.

LOVE this store! I'm from a spot that doesn't have much in the way of vintage clothing and was so…read moreexcited to see this place on my Yelp recommendations while I was out in Bloomington. First off, the shop owner here is SO nice and helpful. I mentioned the decade I was shopping for and she pulled quite a few lovely pieces down for me. The merchandise here is in great shape and I feel like I bought so many treasures while I was there. I feel like this shop has something for everyone here. I scored some 1950s dresses, and 1940s dress, and even a 1930s peignoir. The prices vary, with older items usually being priced higher. However, I think the items are worth the price because they are basically one-of-a-kind at this point and are in solid shape.

Cute store! Lots of fun stuff. Very expensive. Had fun looking. Didn't buy anything.read more

Overpriced boutique with greedy owners that won't offer returns. They apparently have a small sign…read moreby the cash register that is not clearly visible with all the clutter on the counter and the employees dont tell you no returns either as they are more concerned with being on the phone then give you customer service. Sad when you have to ask for a bag and your items just get shoved into a cheap plastic bag. Typically around the holidays, most stores make exceptions to their return policies but not greedy sisters.... I like to shop small business but next time I'll stick with pottery barn and save my money and receive better customer service

Large open store room with a variety of furniture and decor needs. Towards the back of the room…read morethere is a small clearance section that is worth browsing through. Some prices are good, but some in my opinion are overpriced. I was able to find a cross engulfed with a heart that was a unique piece. I will be placing it in my flower garden. There is also a garden area outdoors that is hit or miss with the prices. If you find a large piece then let an associate know so that they can help with loading. I saw flooring such as tiles, rugs and I saw framed artwork which was difficult to browse through. There are dressers that would be great for a diy project. I also saw some wires, tools and lighting options. At the front are various couches and chairs as well as bed frames. I'll be returning to check the clearance again.

This is the WORST habitat restore in the area. Why are the prices so high??? This is a charity…read more Their vanities go for days n near full price. Doors are outrageous. Furniture is a joke. If you want a good deal go to any of the other restores. Literally even Carmel is way more reasonable price wise.

This store us deceiving from the outside. Once you enter, there is a large selection of vintage…read moreand antique jewelry. As you meander through the store, there are so many rooms to this place! Each room has it's own style and theme of merchandise. Some is modern and some is vintage/antique. They have candles, hand made items, clothing, vintage household, etc. I just couldn't believe how large it was, I kept turning and boom, there's another room!

I went to Franklin as part of their annual holiday shopping weekend. Love shopping at the shops on…read moreJefferson Street and this shop was no exception. Walking in to the shop you immediately got the holiday vibe. Most of the shop was dedicated to Christmas and it was do much fun checking out all of the holiday ornaments and the decor. I really loved the tall Christmas trees made out of old doors, people are ingenious. There were snow globes and mittens and so many fun things here.

Bought a beautiful crystal lamp for yard art perfect on top of are harbor sorry to see your closing.read more

My wife and I go here all the time. I have to start off by saying you can't find friendlier people…read morein Spencer. I am giving them five stars because they also in addition to being super nice, have an awesome selection of gently used items. If your in the area and looking for great deals, packrats resale and consignment are the one stop shop. They even have comic books, movies, guitars, video games, clothes, collectibles, and so, so, much more. This really is a treasure trove of great stuff. They have convenient parking in the front. I will say that matter what your looking for there's a strong possibility they'll have it.

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.

This place is so cute and the owner is awesome to talk to . I wanted to buy everything in there!…read more Maybe I'm out of touch with vintage reality, but I do feel the prices were very high. However, this makes me feel like you would get a good deal on your items if you had something to sell her though. If you like vintage, it's worth a stop in. If you're wanting to sell anything vintage, she take anything early 1990s and before, including sports and military. So clean out your/your parents closets and head on over.

Check out this Independence Day window display! You can find more really cool stuff through that…read moredoor. We were wandering around Fountain Square and came upon this irresistible window and had to go in and check it out. I am so glad that I did. Like most Vintage shops there isn't much the bigger woman but the clothing accessories are such a treat to look at and enjoy. Places like this make me want to put on a play set in the past and go to town in this shop outfitting everyone. The clerk was very welcoming and knowledgeable. The displays in the store were very cool as well. We will definitely be back.

I'd been to Audrey's Place before but it had been a while. I went looking for a few specific items…read moreand though I didn't find what I wanted I still enjoyed my trip and browsing the store. The employees were friendly, the space was clean and well organized and prices were reasonable. They have a wide selection of furniture, trinkets and everything in between.

With friendly and helpful staff, tons of fun things to look at, and an atmosphere that keeps you…read moreexploring, I could spend hours browsing here. The shop has a huge mix of furniture, vintage decor, antiques, and books, all surprisingly well organized for how much they have. It also helps that stuff is priced reasonably. It feels welcoming and easy to get lost in (in the best way). Perfect spot if you like treasure-hunting and discovering something new every time you visit.