I lucked out at this Famous Footwear location and got 3 pairs of shoes for $115. I pair of…read moresneakers for el kiddo and 2 pair of sandals - 1 for me and one for the kid. We shall see what their return policy is like should el kiddo not like what I picked. GREAT service from Kris.

I wanted to write a quick review about famous footwear mainly because of the interaction had with…read morethe manager. She was awesome. She was so friendly and helpful. There are lots of different shoes choices on the floor and she could direct me in the right direction with ease. She appropriately ignored my stir crazy kids and we're goofing around but not causing too much trouble. (I was grateful)There's nothing that new or innovative about famous footwear. It's a pretty straightforward place. My kids both got great deals on sneakers that were brand names for much less. When very good people work in places like this they deserve to get good reviews even for regular old places like the footlocker.

Best service I have had in such a long time! Lauren, Laurel and Amanda jumped to pull together a…read morelast minute outfit for me. I am from out of town but will go back and shop whenever I am in town. They made my week!

Posh is my favorite boutique to shop at on the entire Main Line. What makes this Malvern store…read moreexceptional is the personal touch of all the stylists at Posh. I could be running in for a pair of jeans or a dress for a cocktail party, and the women at Posh are able to pull pieces for me, style with shoes & jewelry and have me out the door in 30 minutes if needed. Or I could spend the entire afternoon there, putting together some great pieces for a fabulous vacation. I always feel special and great about myself after leaving. I appreciate the honest opinion all the stylist give, directing me towards clothes that flatter my figure.

Lovely selection of items for sale in the store, but from my experience as a consignor, I can't…read moregive a good rating. First off, their website desperately needs to be updated to provide accurate information--they only consign by appointment and you need to call them for the appointment. This information is not on the website, nor are details such as how many items they will accept for inspection, how the items need to be presented and specific consignment guidelines (such as item conditions, labels accepted, etc). This is misleading, and their current policy has been in place for quite awhile now (based on a visit to the store over a year ago). Glad I called to verify, as I thought the "walk-in" policy was new. I gathered my items, making sure everything was clean and on hangers, and went to the shop on my appointed day. While they inspected my items, I was invited to browse the store. I noted the pricing on several items, and overall, I felt that many of the items were overpriced for what is basically an upscale thrift shop. The upside is that I only waited a relatively short time to see what they would accept. Out of 23 items, they accepted 6. And two of these items were mid-level designer handbags in very good condition. I was offered what I felt was an insultingly low amount of money for the items, or store credit. They offered some rationale, some of which was fair, but much, from my view (such as the condition of the bags) was not. Bottom line, they want items in new or pristine condition. However, while browsing, I saw things that clearly were not in that state. In the end, I know I could have walked out without leaving the items, but I opted to accept the offer, not because I felt it was fair, but mainly due to personal logistics (downsizing). Given the pricing I saw on what was for sale, I kind of felt ripped off and taken advantage of. I'm not new to consigning, but I thought I'd try someplace different this time around. From my experience, there are other shops in the area that are easier to deal with (in as much as communicating their consignment policies) and offer a better return to sellers on their items. Note to the management: Please consider those who patronize and consign to your shop and update your website (it's really not that hard to do) OR honor the walk-in policy that is currently posted.

I cannot remember a time that I have been so insulted. A few weeks ago, I took a few clothes to…read moreFashion Xchange, and the owner (?) told me that they require 20 or more items at a time. She also said that she wouldn't accept summer clothes, just fall/winter. I went home and went through my closets. I retired recently from a new home sales position and have dresses, skirts, and pants that I knew I would no longer wear. I just went back and waited while the owner helped another person. While waiting, I saw and bought a pendant. The owner then came out, said she had gone through all of my clothes and would only accept a couple of items. She told me that my clothes were "not what her clientele were looking for". I paid more for the pendant than I got for the few items she accepted.

The sales staff here have been pleasant, but I mostly consign clothes here. If that's what you are…read moredoing then note you won't get a billion dollars for your stuff. I find they mostly have a price SET for certain items and it doesn't necessarily matter if they come from high end stores or run of the mill ones. Also you get a percentage based on that set price.............30% 40%. And when you get your check when the contract is finished it really is a small pittance, but if you do it regularly it adds up. I'm quite surprised at some of the clothing brands they do take cause some come from TJ Maxx which is in the same shopping center, some come from ummmmm Kohl's or Boscov's.............but hey if it's your style than go for it. And they do have some nice shoes and purses. I suppose the people who have high end name brand make out the best cause the percentage is higher. I would definitely visit the store if you thrift just know it's pricey- but you do get clean clothes.

If you notice, virtually every review uses the word "rude" to describe the experience of dealing…read morewith Greene Street/Wayne. it's amazing that a service business has managed to institutionalize such a negative attitude among its employees to potential customers. My attempt to consign with this store was about as bad as it could be. My advice: stay away.

I bought a beautiful dress here. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. They also had a nice…read moreselection of both dresses and accessories.

I bought an expensive sweater in this store and after just one wearing it was covered in "pulls"…read more They only offered me a 40.00 gift card. Do not waste your money.

Waste of my time, I tried to sell my clothes here and when I dropped it off they said it was going…read moreto take 40 mins and I had to wait inside the store. 50 minutes passed and I went to check on the status, and they haven't even started on my items. Would've been nice to get an update that they weren't going to get to me anytime soon. I took all my stuff and left after wasting an hour here.

Plato's Closet Paoli is so well organized and I find it so easy to find the color and size I am…read morelooking for every time. The owner also donates clothing weekly to help people in need within our community which reduces the number of items going to landfills.