Love love this place! I grew up with my mom taking me and now I take my girls who can't get enough…read moreof this place! I love how selective they are on the clothing they accept and LOVE LOVE that they have boutique items!

Love this store. I like that I can quickly and easily look through all the merchandise without…read morefeeling overwhelmed. Also, the owner is almost always there when I come in and is super friendly. I usually have my two babes with me and they are very tolerant of kiddos being kiddos. The clothes are also cleaned well so they don't smell funny and they are always great quality, so it's truly like you're buying brand new. Sometimes stuff even still has new tags on it! My favorite secondhand store for kids.

Love this place! store was organized and the staff were friendly! I buy all my kids clothes from…read moreTCP.

Che'Tara was wonderful in helping us return some items and place a new order! The Children's Place…read morein Portage is a great place to shop.

A pink neon sign screams: "You go girl" above a pink couch with a heart shaped pillow in the back…read morecorner of the shop. Everything here is so exquisite and beautifully displayed that I kind of want to move into that corner and live here. The shop is mostly tailored toward moms with some money to burn (or those shopping for to-die-for baby shower gifts: great gift items for mom plus the most adorable baby clothes, shoes, books, and decor. They also host monthly workshops. In June, guests can paint pennants/flags, and in July they've got a terrarium workshop that sounds amazing. They're also open late on Art Hop Fridays (the first Friday of each month) and they had an ice cream food "truck" (actually a bike-based business) visit in May. Yummo!

From the owner: Lifestyle & gifting store with unique finds for all occasions.read more

It'd be cool if they didn't just throw the clothes back in the tote like a child. I had my totes…read moreorganized(clothes and toys) and they just threw whatever wherever. Also they don't go over what they are buying which is frustrating cause it's hard to tell what's missing when my stuff is a mess!

I think it takes a special breed of business owner to operate a successful consignment shop. Make…read morethat a children's consignment shop, and it must require a halo. I've had satisfactory experiences here bringing in items for them to buy. Most of the time I don't get the cash I was hoping for, but I also know I am paying for the convenience of them paying me on the spot. As for the selection of merchandise, this is my favorite place to buy children's books. I could spend hours and hours looking through their extensive collection. Most books are $1.50 apiece, and they often are on sale. Typically I get rid of stuff we no longer need for a huge stack of books costing nothing out of pocket. And that's gold.

This store decor is very current. There are many selections and the store is well organized. It…read morewas a very positive shopping experience.

I have always liked our Stein Mart. Easy to park, friendly people, large selection of ladies…read moreclothes, and one of the best home goods section in town. My latest purchase was a New Balance coat that I needed for a trip. I love their prices. Plus if you factor in their great sales, I feel like they are paying me to shop there. Kalamazoo doesn't have a lot of fine department stores, but Stein Mart is a gem for our area.

Stein-Mart is a great discount department store with designer fashions. They have a really good…read moredesigner sunglasses selection and every time I go they have a decent sale going on.Also check out the purse selection and the shoes,especially the clearance!

Just an FYI- There is only about a 6 foot rack of maternity clothes total in the store…read more Disappointed.

There tends to be a difference between a thrift shop (like Goodwill, and religious mission operated…read morebusinesses like St. Vincent DePaul) and a second hand store (generally pricier, higher product quality, and operated under a more traditional business model). This place seems like a hybrid of both. Prices seem to be right around the Goodwill range or even less (and like Goodwill, they were offering 50% off of certain colored tags). I hope you've got Macklemore playing in your head because I know I do. I got the velcros ... Anyway, decent variety of older games and toys, lots of kids clothing in a wide range of sizes, even some maternity bras and clothing for mothers, and a huge rack for shoes in the back. As is off in the case, there were three times as many girls shoes as boys. The spot is definitely way off the beaten path -- tucked in the very back corner of a strip mall at the corner of Gulll and Sprinkle roads (if you've found Main Street Pub you've got the right building -- it's around the back).