pretty decent shopping and selling experience! shopping: for the most part i feel that there are pretty good finds and some people price very well! you can find some random gems as well, like a good purse or $5 jacket. the dressing rooms are also really nice. selling: i actually did 2 consecutive weeks. instead of refilling halfway through, i only restocked at the end of the werk to see if they kept it tidy. unsure if it was the situation of the day but my booth was a tiny bit messy. my prices ranged from $5-$12 the first week, and i sold about $110 for keeping. the app is really cool and updates you in real time. the second week though, i sold nothing? i also did a 50% off the last two days.. still nothing. i guess that it was a slow week and it could just be beginners luck, oh well! ended up evening out lol. got sick on pickup day and paid $15 (supposed to be $10 but i notified late) to have them clean it for me which is a nice feature. overall, i did somewhat like this experience. i think it might be nice for really cheap clothes you dont care about but i might try somewhere else for nicer stuff. the service was pretty nice and mostly tidy! it was really easy to setup and do everything so i might come back to sell :) read more

I was excited to check out Indy Clover because we really need more thrift/consignment stores around here that cater to adult women and men. They've been open since August 2025, and they do 50% off everything on Thursdays and Fridays at the end of the week to help sellers clear their shelves, which is a nice idea. The ladies working there were genuinely nice and down-to-earth, which I appreciated. I also spotted one seller with KanKan, Flying Monkey, and Risen jeans (my favorites), so that was a highlight. That said, most of the items this week felt a bit too fancy/dressy for what I was looking for, and overall the selection just didn't click with me. I left empty-handed. **I also heard some negative things on Reddit about selling at Indy Clovers. Apparently theft can be an issue. I'm not sure I'd ever sell my stuff there unless they improve their security. read more

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SUPER CUTE & COOL WAY TO THRIFT! I stumbled upon Indy Clover in the shopping plaza off of Stephanie and Sunset in Henderson. Wasn't too sure what it was all about. I spent a good amount of time just walking aisles looking at the different sections. Lots of really funky, cool, different, eccentric, and rare finds in here --everything from clothing to shoes, hats, purses, souvenirs, you name it. Adorable, pink and white wall paper themed dressing rooms lined the first aisle with a cheek sofa couch. Everything was self serve. The objective: Find a few things. Try them on if you wish and when you're ready, bring them up to the front counter to tally up your bill. Some very affordable, vintage items and new items here and what was really throwing me off is that there were named sections by people's names. The store was really chill, great music playing, full of customers and I finally had a chance to talk to one of the team members. They answered my pondering question that of what that was all about. So, basically you can donate your clothes to this store in a consignment fashion, each section is a different owner this is why sizing will be according to what the owner has available. Once something is sold the original owner is contacted with their commission and the store profits the rest that is my understanding of it. I am told that there are different days for sales like Thursdays and Fridays to definitely come back and check out the racks weekly as they change by the rack owners. Things move pretty quickly in here so if you see something you like you better grab it. Definitely want to seek out other locations and check back in with this location again soon. It was very neat and a fun and friendly way to shop. :) read more

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$35 to book a booth; they take 33% of the profit, and you have the option to book again/renew depending on whether you make more than $35 each work. The shop stays fairly clean with nice attendants. Setup days are Saturday mornings, and takedown days are Friday nights. The different booths provide such an expansive amount of items to choose from. (For my first time selling, I sold for three consecutive weeks.) read more

This is a gem for bargain hunters. Just opened a location in Henderson! Located in the shopping center with Target and Hobby Lobby, right across from the Galleria Mall and next to Daiso. This spot was a fun discovery for my daughter and me on our first visit. The store is cleverly laid out like a series of mini boutique shops, each sectioned off like lockers with signs above that tell you what types of items and sizes you will find. It is super organized and easy to browse. We went on a Friday and were pleasantly surprised to find additional 25% to 50% off deals throughout the store. This deal is also available on Thursday. It is definitely worth timing your visit for one of those days. We scored 11 items for just $90. Our haul included a Lululemon sling bag, a pair of slides, a dress, several shirts, some hair dye, and a couple of cute trays. Not bad at all! The store also has dressing rooms and a clean bathroom, which made the shopping experience even more comfortable. All in all, a fun and affordable shopping outing. We will definitely be back! read more

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I genuinely love Indy Clover so much. I've been going weekly now! For those who don't much about it, It's a thrift and consignment store where you can find really good secondhand pieces at good prices, and you can also sell your own items, which is a huge plus to me. What makes it even better is that the booths rotate every week, so there's always new sellers and fresh merchandise to check out! Every visit feels different, and you never know what you're going to find. The prices are fair, the selection is always changing, and it's easy to spend way more time browsing than you planned to originally. The vibe is chill, not chaotic, and it actually makes thrifting enjoyable. The girls that work there are also super sweet and always willing to help out with whatever you need. If you like thrifting, supporting local sellers, and scoring some really good finds without digging through junk, Indy Clover is definitely worth checking out! read more

Indy Clover - Thrift Stores Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Really wanted to like this place, as a seller it left a horrible taste in my mouth and I probably won't be back. First things firsts, none of the girls working there had clear or concise information. Every time I talked to one I would get more crucial information. It Was at the end of my experience that I got ALL the info. Second; as many others mentioned inventory is not taken, so your items may or may not have sold. Your both may or may not have been credited. From my experience it all felt scammy and iffy especially bc they never honored the June "BOGO" or "promotion" they charged me for 2 weeks up front when they should have charged 1 week at full price and the 2nd at half price. That never happened and not one girl was able to help. When I asked abt this they said I had one more week, at which point I'd have to pay an additional $18 for the 3rd week when they should have charged me that the 2nd week not the 3rd week (since it was a BOGO). At that point it all felt dishonest and shady and just wanted to be done with it. Sell at your own risk. Just trying to save sellers a headache. read more

Extremely underwhelming experience. Staff is eating McDonald's at the register and has absolutely ZERO customer service skills.. I guess we interrupted her meal? No greeting at checkout, and no dialogue period, I might as well have been talking to a wall. Bags are 25 cents and upon staff ripping a hole in my bag while placing my items inside, I was not offered an apology nor a replacement bag. I asked for a managers contact information and was told that she's the "lead" and that she is not allowed to give manager information out. Very weird and unwelcome vibes. read more

2 stars for the actual items/clothes. Other than that, the customer service and the smell in the changing rooms do not want to make me come back. The girl working was straight up RUDE. I was actually shocked at how terrible her customer service was. If you hate your job, then quit! But don't take your bad day and bad attitude out on people who didn't do anything to you. Or get a job that doesn't require you to interact with the public, at least be fake nice next time. Or call out! But jeeze. Terrible attitude. Seems like a VERY unhappy person. read more

love renting a booth here!! staff here is so nice and helpful for booth renters as well to buyers and i always find something from other sellers and its been one of my favorite places to shop! read more

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if you're buying from here please make sure to check the items and make sure its clean! they dont make sure their sellers are cleaning their clothes and they deleted my other review about this. This is about cleanliness. I almost tried on leggings that was obviously not washed there was feminine liquids. Even thrift stores make sure what they sell is clean and washed! read more

Indy Clover - dirty leggings - Thrift Stores Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Loved the clothes and concept. Unfortunately my experience was soured today 6/9/26 after overhearing the female cashiers say " this fat b***" and " we don't want fat b***** in the store" it was referring to a woman who I guess had complained about the inclusiveness of the clothes. These two team members were talking loudly and openly about their opinions on plus-sized woman. Will not be shopping somewhere that talks badly on their clientele after they leave.- and to management- I would double check who was working the afternoon on 6/9/26. read more

Cool concept for those who enjoy thrifting. You pay for a booth for a week. Sell your used clothing and can also discount them towards end of the week. Employees are nice, you can find a great value for items and make a little extra cash off your items if you sell. read more

I love this amazing place I shop here and even sale items Everyone is so amazing I have found some great deals on name brand items read more

Please consider hiring staff with actual customer service skills. The girl closing tonight was incredibly rude and unprofessional. This was only my second visit, and after this experience, I won't be returning. read more

Cute little place to find something unique. Good vibes...welcome greeting with a big smile from sales lady. Will definitely be back again.

I stopped by my third time today with a friend, the lady in the front was super sweet and helped us get a changing room, the pricing is not too bad, we'll def be coming back! read more

Seller's BEWARE. This place is a total scam. They lie about everything, and it seems there's nobody you can contact that knows how to resolve issues. Recieving your payouts it's NOT as easy as they claim. They will make you run around in circles trying to get YOUR own money. They lie about helping maintain your booth, they don't keep track of anyone's belongings and it's so easy to steal items and "misplace" them. They lie about helping you move your items to sell, the staff has zero knowledge about how the store runs..so don't ask them any questions because their stupidity will frustrate you. They take almost 34% of your sale and for what?! I'm reporting this place read more

Good concept, but I would prefer traditional consignment where they only make money if you sell stuff. They shouldn't be charging booth rent, just taking the 1/3 of sales. On the business side, I see why they do it $35 x 70 booths $2450 a week - $9800 a month. Covers their entire rent for the building and pays for the employees and supplies they provide.. THEIR expenses are always covered, but what about the people selling stuff ? Paying for a booth only makes sense if you're an established reseller or an influencer, have a huge following, and have the time to constantly post every day for people to come buy your stuff. I posted my booth on Facebook marketplace multiple times and even broke down ads into sections like 5t boys, plus size, women's, and shoes. I put out way more ads than the average person probably would think too. I posted on my reseller Facebook page and Instagram and even a blog Instagram I have with 7k followers... And I still didn't even break even. I made $11 what a joke! It was a waste of time. If you're going to charge a booth fee, don't take 1/3 of the money or vice versa. It should be one or the other because there's not a way to make a profit for regular people. I was very disappointed as somebody starting as a reseller. I thought that this would be very helpful to sell stuff and keep my inventory fresh at a low cost since it's like 600 a month for a booth at a swap meet and I would have to be there every day to sell the things. Then the other thing is when I came to take down my booth there was at least six items in my booth that were not mine, and some of them were even marked with my booth number, which made no sense. No way to track inventory so if you're missing things, maybe it got stuck in another booth and somebody took it. I was honest though, and returned the items. But still I'm just overall very disappointed. I wanted this to work so bad so I can do it regularly. But I'm not going to spend $70 for two weeks for a booth to make only $46 . The first week they gave me back my $35 for the booth. The second week they only gave me sales which was $11. Sigh I just don't like that the owner is the only one making money. On their social media, they show sellers making hundreds of dollars a week their "top sellers" and maybe it is like that at they're more established locations. I don't really know, all I know is my experience and what I saw... and I just don't really think it's fair for the average person the way it's set up. I feel like anybody who doesn't break even should get their money back, not just on the first week but every single time. Because that's just not fair or right for the person providing products for your customers to leave empty-handed, while your entire business model is funded by sellers booth rent. read more

Disappointed in this experience. After paying for the booth for a week, setting up the booth, taking it all back down, and selling very little, the store takes a ton of additional fees which leaves you with a few cents. read more

I was so excited after I heard about this place to try to consign my clothing. It seemed like such a great concept. I booked three different times to sell there, just to give it an honest chance. The store is disorganized that you don't know how to keep proper track of the things you sell.They never get back to you on the live chats.In the emails, the live chats will tell you you'll get an email back. My items that were missing on the second time. I sold there, did not even come close to matching the money.I made. I gave it one more shot and it was the same barely anything. Sold, I put my stuff on sale both days a couple of the girls in there. Are super nice, but there's one girl. In particular, there that did nothing to help me when I told her what happened my situation. So I think it could be a good concept.But I think it's very disorganized, and I don' very out of date the way they keep track of people's things they sell the boosts are a mess.People's stuff is in other people's stuff. So for me, I'll never sell there again. Nor will I recommend people selling there. I do believe it's a good place to go in and look through people's stuff and probably get good deals. They need to update how they keep track of people's stuff. My seals made no sense for the products that were missing from my booth. I'm sad.I really had to hide high hopes for it. I hope they can get it in order.So it is good for sellers. read more