Hi Yelp friends! This was my first time here. This is a super cute little resale boutique. Lotsa variety. All different sizes and styles. Some clothes, hats, shoes, other things. I feel like I did really good finding a half dozen cute tops for a really good discount. It's not so big a store where you feel over whelmed. It was just right. They have a beautiful mirror to use and cute little dressing rooms to try stuff on, which is perfect. The girl that works the register is very sweet. I asked her how it works and she was very kind to explain. You read the sign just above the clothes. They will state the sizes and any other info. Each little closet area is owned by a different person so that's why all the clothes are not sectioned by size. This is definitely a fun shop to visit for a fun thrifting afternoon. The parking lot is good size so I was able to find a spot. Though it is kinda busy. There are quite a few other shops and restaurants. It is situated back on the bottom floor of the shopping mall. Look for the cute Indy clover sign. Check it out if you are in the area. I recommend. read more

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It's an ok spot to find used clothes, sometimes you can find good deals, sometimes consigners price their used items way too high for a dirty pair of shoes. There have been a couple times I found some good deals and other times I left empty handed. It's worth a pop in to see what is in for the week if you live close by. But bring yourself a nose clip because the staff pumps in so much glade plug in scent that it literally made me gag. My clothes actually retain the sent of their plug ins after I got back home (a 30 minute drive for me). If you are sensitive to strong artificial scent I suggest you pass on this location and maybe try the Henderson location instead, where the only thing you will smell is the venders individual laundry detergent. Now if you can handle walking into a "Bath and Body Works" at the mall without make the, this is too overpowering face, then you will be fine. read more

This place is a really cool idea, love the ambiance and most of the workers but there's definitely a couple things I didn't like about selling here. I've rented twice now and the second time, I had my booth for two weeks and honestly, you don't make a profit unless you have an abundance of clothes to get rid of. They mostly all gotta be name brands or they also won't post you on social media and you won't make as many sales. And that's also another really frustrating thing. Every time they do their "DM thrifting" on social media, it's biased and everyone else's booths get posted (others even got posted 2-3times) because whoever is in charge of social media that day only shows what appeals to them, not the buyers. It's not fair to everyone else who has booths there and there's no reason why AT LEAST one thing from each booth can't be posted even if it doesn't appeal to whoever is posting for DM Thrifting. Also, they take a commission out of your profit even after you rent the booth out for 35$; so you only get 2/3rds of what you actually make which is great for the people who do actually make a complete profit back. But for the rest of us that aren't selling our items for 15-20$ high, it's almost not worth it. and I have name brand things in my booth. Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, American Eagle, H&M, J Lo, Steve Madden, Clarks, Louis V., adidas, and I'm not going to post these items for more than there worth because it's supposed to be a resale store so I figured the lower I went, the better. Definitely not the case. This last time I rented was at the beginning of April and everyone talked to while setting up was saying the same things. They don't get posted on IG, haven't made any sales yet have full booths, and all of their items were priced for under 20$. Maybe it's just the time of year, but with this last run, I would've made closer to 160-170$ but because they still split commission, in total for the two weeks I got 112$ just to put it into perspective. All in All, this place was a great way to start off my resale business and get an idea of what people really want. I'm probably going to wait for another month or two before rent again because I don't think it's the right time and I'm honestly selling like crazy on Depop. If you really looking into making some money off your clothes quick, Depop is the way to go. Simple, effective, efficient and their fees are way less. Just some food for thought. read more

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I have seen ads on Instagram and wanted to check it. My bestie and I went thrifting today and paid Indy Clover a visit. I really love this store. It has various items for sale for all ages. I picked up a cool purse and wallet. read more

Indy Clover - Random find that I had to buy! - Women's Clothing Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

We normally shop at the Henderson location but decided to check out the Las Vegas location but it's 30 min away from us and I would not go back! while the setup is the same and booths are fine, and have good stuff, the staff at this store have multiple glade plug ins all over the store and the smell is nauseating! I'm highly allergic to fragrance and the store was permeated through out. I had to cover my face and breath shallow until I could get out of there. and then I made the mistake of actually buying an item and now it's in its 3rd wash to get the smell out! I didn't even think clothes being in there for a week or two would be so saturated in fragrance. and it wasn't detergent, it was the small scent as the glade plug ins. So toxic and gross. I won't be going back to this location nor would I sell my items there because of it. read more

This was a really cool find and a super cute execution! When we stepped in, we immediately both said, "Oh cute!" It's bright and fun, and each little booth is a different seller. It seemed like there was something for everyone in there. I blessed the booths that listed out what sizes they carry because, as an XL girlie, I didn't want to waste my time rummaging through only smalls and mediums. Most booths were pretty neat. Some, of course, got picked over and messed up really well, but each item is labeled for what booth it comes from. All of the price points were really decent, and I tried on a few cute things. I ended up leaving with a warm jacket that I think was like $20. I wouldn't mind trying something like this to get rid of my excess items. The service was also very friendly! There was 1 person for the whole store, and there were quite a few people in there, but she handled it well. I love the variety of items and styles with the different booths. I would absolutely come back here! read more

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I've sold with Indy Clover twice now and overall had a good experience. It costs $35 to rent a booth for the week & you're able to stock it with pretty much anything you want. The first time I profited about $30 but the second time I broke even, definitely a lesson learned with how to price my items. I'd recommend not going too low since they do take 1/3 of your sales price. I like that they provide everything you need like tags, stickers, hangers, etc. They also have an app so you can see your sales in real time. I think the only downfall to this place is the location, it's a bit hidden and not in a super busy part of town. read more

I come here pretty often and I love it. You can find really good deals here, but today I had a weird experience. I had a bunch of stuff in my hands and I asked the worker if I could put my stuff in the dressing room since it was me and one other woman who was retrieving items from her booth. The employee said I could use the dressing room, so I used it as my personal cart. I chose the room closest to the cash register. I hung my stuff up and as I shopped, I continued to place more items in the room. I happened to see two Colleen Hoover books that I wanted for an upcoming cruise so I put it on the ottoman in the dressing room. When I was done trying things on, I placed 3 items on the go-back rack. I didn't notice that items were missing from the dressing room until I was about to pay for my stuff. I had a Trader Joe's canvas bag with two other items in it that I noticed wasn't in the dressing room, along with the two books I put in there. Prior to entering the dressing room I gave the worker a hot pink Kate spade wristlet to keep behind the counter bc I wanted it, I just didn't want to bring it in the dressing room with me since I felt like a wristlet would be more of an item a thief would steal, as opposed to a book. Anyhow, I did notice the books were missing and so I asked her if she took it from the dressing room. She said she did. Why?! I asked you if I could place my items in there. I assume she took the Trader Joe's bag as well. Again, whyyyy?!? I purchased around 10 items today and should have purchased more, but the worker took the items I was interested in and put them back. That was annoying. Also, I swear I had a black Nike hoodie I wanted to buy my son, and she didn't ring it up. Idk what happened to it but I was excited to buy it for him esp since it was half off. You can find really unique items here for incredibly cheap prices, but I guess going forward I have to make sure the person on duty doesn't go around putting my stuff back onto the floor. Smh. Also, I noticed that they have a couple of booths there that have been there the previous week(s). They have outdated styles and seem to just be filler booths to make the store appear full. read more

This post is a review as a first time seller- if you're considering consigning your stuff I say "DO IT"! Here are the basics: You pay $35 for your booth, it stays up from Saturday morning to Friday night. Indy Clover gives you everything you need to set up your booth, tags, tagging guns, a sign, bins, hangers and more! You have 2 hours to set up on Saturday from 8-10am and break down Friday evening from 7-9pm. We reserved our booth about a month or so in advance and followed all the instructions to show up on Saturday morning between 8-10am. We had stopped in the week before and the girl working gave us some sales tags to get a head start and tag some of our stuff before the chaos of Saturday morning. It can be a little chaotic we learned. If they asked me, I'd suggest a staggered set up time so that everyone isn't bumping into each other. We got our booth at up and noticed a few empty booths and so we asked if we could rent another one and we were able to do that! So for the week we had 2 booths. It's super fun that they have a sellers app and you get notified throughout the day when you make a sale and the app tracks your earnings. It was the first week they had it so o think there were some glitches because we made more money than the app showed. During the week after your sales, I think it was Tuesday we got a Venmo deposit for our earnings! Easy Peasy! Even if you don't want to sell, Indy Clover is worth a visit! You may just find some treasures! We've already booked 2 weeks in a row in October! read more

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I found more than I thought I would, one of my current favorite skirts, new GX make up, and iridescent holo vans! Brand new! Also found my current sleep mask, super cute, and a cardigan. The quality of the items were all very clean and good as new if not entirely new. I will be back when in the area for sure! read more

Indy Clover - Free people sleep mask - Women's Clothing Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Found out about Indy Clover through Instagram. This is located in the same shopping area behind the McDonalds and Jamba Juice next to a Nail & Spa Salon. This is a consigment/thrift store. People rent out a booth and display their used or new clothing, shoes, purses, hair accessories and more. This is for kids, women, men, etc. They do not accept cash. The first thing I noticed when entering was how good it smelt inside. The store was very clean, organized and each item is labeled with the price and size. I found a cute Sunday dress ($15) and an enamel pin. Will most likely stop in here periodically to see if there are any new or different items for sale. Also every Thursday and Friday are discount days. Either 25%, 50% or 75% off on select booths. read more

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Review of Indy Clover in Las Vegas as a seller. I sold about 10 items and ended up getting about only 35% of the money from the sales after all of the fees which came out to about $50. They charge $37 for one week, then they take 1/3 of your sales but also charge you another $3 admin fee and a credit card processing fee of 3%. So $139 is what was sold and $50 is what I made. I got about $5 per item on average. I had stuff priced on average $6-$25. You have to set up your items yourself on a Saturday morning 2 hour window. They also charge a $10 take down fee if you can't pick up your items at a specific time on Friday evening. Overall my thoughts on it are that it wasn't that great of a deal as a seller. You have to mark your items pretty low because that's what everyone is doing there. I mainly sold stuff I was just trying to get rid of instead of donating so it's good for getting rid of stuff you don't want, not valuable stuff or stuff you made, that's how I would look at it. As a shopper, it's a decent store to buy cheap clothing so I liked it for that. But as a seller, I had to wait months for my appointment, I had to go there only at specific times for setup and take down, and I only got 1/3 of what was sold so I don't really plan on doing it again unless I decide to just try to unload some junk clothing and decor items in the future instead of a garage sale. read more

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I am so happy to have discovered this gem! I can dress all the family for a fraction of the price. The service is 10/10, the girls are always so pleasant and happy to help and keeping the place clean and organized. read more

Unique experience! I enjoyed browsing here on a weeknight evening. It wasn't too crowded to go through all of the booths. I do wish booth participants would make more clear signage to know if the booth will offer the sizes you are seeking, but otherwise a good experience. They have dressing rooms and it is in a plaza at Craig/tenaya, so it's easy to find with ample parking! read more

Cool place to buy cheap finds. Not a good place to sell good stuff. Cost me $35 for booth $60 in gas, made a trip to set up, 2 times to check on my booth which was missing items that were not sold, and the pick up. All to get a Venmo payment on the following Monday for $100 I made $5 Oh wait, I got Dutch bros on one of those trips..so negative $1 They do not itemize your stuff into the inventory, therefore they are not responsible for missing items. They got it all covered! This place makes a killing on booth and commission sales while we make -$$$ on our end. I'd rather save the time and just donate my stuff. Good business investment for the store owners. Not one for us, the booth renters who fill the inventory. Great place to buy $1, $2, $3 items on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY!! read more

I love Indy Clover! I came across Indy Clover from a TikTok video and ever since I've been intrigued. I have a booth at IC and I have no complaints. I'm able to make my own prices and sell my closet with ease. This is a great way to earn back from your preloved pieces. Everyone is so nice from the workers to the owners making it easy to conduct business through every transaction. There's a variety of booths to shop from and tons of little finds. Shop or sell at IC you will love it! read more

I heard about Indy Clover from Instagram and was really excited to visit today while in town for a conference. We don't have any locations in SoCal although I wish we did! It was a really interesting experience. I thought it would be bigger like some of the other locations but I still found a Columbia vest for only $6. Since it was St.Patrick's Day I got to roll a dice for a prize and I won a free item in a section of their store which was so nice. My only hang up is that they use a plug-in or something in their shop because it heavily reeks of artificial fragrance inside. I ended up leaving earlier than I wanted to with a headache. read more

Have been here twice now. I found a really cute denim dress and denim skirt on my first trip and a vintage dress on my second trip. I like the concept of the lockers. I'm considering using them to sell, but I'm not sure if I will, but I'll keep shopping here. Store is clean, simple dressing rooms, they seem to have a lot of sellers so always new merchandise. read more

Great store for shopping not so much for selling. They charge 35 for the booth and then take 30% and on top of that they take a admin fee and a credit card processing fee. Too much work to set up, tag, and organize the items. It's chaos with so many people trying to set up their booths. Most of my stuff was new with tags and priced from 5-20. After everything I didn't make enough for it be worth it. I would have rather donated my items or sold online. But I gave it a try. If you are a buyer there are some great deals on Thursday and Fridays discount days. Their customer service is great, everyone was nice and helpful. Might be worth selling if you have low priced items and live close enough to restock during the week. They are not responsible for lost items and it is very hard to reconcile at the end since you don't know what items were actually sold and what price. read more

Such a fun experience to not only sell at but also to buy at. So many unique, rare, custom, and stylish finds for all ages and sizes. And all the workers are so sweet and helpful. read more

Bottom line is their customer service for sellers is beyond abominable. I was so excited about this process to the point that I was planning on franchising a store when I retired, but there is no way I'd invest $150K+ with such a poor business plan. Without happy sellers, you have no inventory. I have called the store twice, left two messages with no return call. Fees galore with hardly anything in exchange. Never found out if any of my items were discounted as I had requested on their website. Basically a collossal waste of time. Seller beware! read more

Indy Clover is the place to go for resale clothing and more! Clean, neat , friendly , value and Thursdays and Fridays are there discounts days. read more

I love this place. Only wish I lived close to shop often because there are so many options of clothes, accessories, shoes, Amazing service and Super clean! read more

It shows a bad business when it charges your money and states you can cancel but no refund for reserving a spot and even over a month. This is wrong as there are many unforeseeable circumstances that may arise. Also the money charged was more than it is listed to hold the space. They delay in responding and any phone number listed works to talk to someone. I will send them to business bureau. read more

So far I've rented a booth 3 times with Indy Clover and it's been a great experience each time. I personally love the concept of renting space locally to sell your stuff at prices you set. Your weekly booth rental fees include everything you need to set up (tag gun, tags, security tags, stickers, hangers, baskets, etc). They also help keep your booth tidy throughout the week and post lucky finds on their IG page to help promote sales throughout the week. The staff is so helpful & kind. I also love that you can restock your booth anytime during business hours! I've sold many items from my closet that are now being loved by someone else instead of hitting a landfill. It really is a win-win. Thank you Indy Clover, it's always a pleasure doing business with you!! :) read more

Love this place so much it's been apart of our weekly routine!! They have amazing finds! Very organized and clean not like other places.

I am not quite sure how anyone makes money here. When I called originally to ask some questions I was told that the weekly fee for the booth would be $35, that was the only fee mentioned. I went ahead and booked a booth for a week, which was 2.5 months out (booked in September for week of November 30th thru December 6th. That's when I learned about 1/3 of your commission goes to them. I went in and restocked once through the week. I did notice two other booths had items in my booth so I returned them. I also had a Jean jacket for sale which I had for $15. It was missing but I was told that they are not responsible for missing items. I knew it hadn't sold because the balance on my account of things that had sold was only a few dollars. Forward to me requesting that someone disassemble my booth on Friday and was told if it was before 7 pm it would be a $10 fee. On the final invoice I was charged $15. There was also another fee that was never disclosed that I noticed on the invoice. When I went back in to the app to find out how much and add to this review the invoice on my account is gone. I went in the following week to pick up all my remaining items and brought them home. There were 3 items from a completely different booth in my bags. All in all I made $35 after everything was said and done, which is the amount of the booth fee. Too much work and definitely not worth the time and energy. Very disappointing. read more

Really like the store, however, don't like the fact it only gets stocked once a week. I hesitate to go mid-week feeling like it's all been picked over. Maybe allow sellers in at all times? read more

Oh my gosh I bought a pair of new looking ADIZERO size 7 for 10.00 dollars I went on Thursday morning a lot of nice stuff

Love Indy Clover. I have bought some things and also rented a booth and did well. Owner is very nice.

I first discovered Indy Clover at their St. George, UT location and was so excited when I found out they were opening up a store in Las Vegas! The process to sell your items is seamless when booking your booth online. On set up day they provide all the supplies for you and give you more than enough time to price, tag, and organize your booth! The owners and the staff members are all so very nice and helpful! They also encourage you to come in as many times during the week to restock your booth. The sellers app allows you to see how many items you've sold and how much you've made. Discount Days on Thursdays/Fridays are such a steal because you can shop booths that are discounted from 25-75% off! I've booked with Indy Clover multiple times and have been very grateful to make some extra cash from clothes, shoes, and other items from my closet/home that I no longer need or use! It also gives me an opportunity to refresh my closet because there are constantly new booths that are set up and can't pass up a lucky find! I highly recommend checking them out if you want to sell or even just to shop! There is always something for anyone because all the booths are so unique. My experience with Indy Clover Las Vegas has been nothing but the best and I can truly say I'll be a forever loyal customer! read more

New clean store and cool concept. I sold a few items and was paid a few days later. I took an inventory of everything before and after. When you get paid, you only get a dollar amount, so you don't know what may have sold or the amount an item sold for, so there is no way to reconcile. I could never get my totals to match even taking discount day into account, so I'm not sure if some items were misplaced or stolen, which by the way they are not responsible for (make sure to read the contract). Based on my calculations, I was underpaid about $30. I guess this works for some people (inflencers), but I'm not sure if I will be trying this again. read more

First of all I will never do again. It's too much to rent for $39 bucks and it's in bad location. I went the week before I was to set up booth to check it out and see what things people are selling and it was bad! Stuff for $3-$4 dollars wasn't selling. I only rented this booth cause a tik toker claimed she made $600 ha total lie! Anyway, it was a disaster when I went into look at the clothes most all cheap and shein crap. I almost called it a loss right there because of how far it was and knowing i probably would not make any money. I knew not to bring my eBay clothes as I sell on there so yes I brought clothes I would donate minus a few expensive jeans and few items sold and mainly on last day when I said mark 50% off! I regret this but I had to try it and see. I made $20 bucks but have to pay them $10 as I don't want to take booth down. They need to relocate to southwest part of town and maybe it would do better but location is bad and no one going there. Sadly, it was a waste of money but I already paid and had to try. I don't know who really will make any money from that place. Also. I'm sure the people that do shop there know sellers tend to mark their booth to 25% off on Thursday and 50% off on Friday. This is not required it's an option but with nothing being sold you are desperate at that time and mark your booth down ha! Never again! I'd love to hear who has actually made any money from selling at this place as I just don't see it. read more

such a cute concept! all the clothes were very affordable and had good quality :) employees were very helpful as well. i've sold here a few times and got my moneys worth 10/10 would sell again read more