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.

If you are looking for nicer men's apparel like a suit for a wedding, this is an excellent place to…read moreshop. The store feels luxurious when you walk in but also approachable. It isn't huge but has the wide array of items from suits and toes to hats and shoes. Keep in mind it is a consignment shop so nothing is returnable. So I recommend either being certain or trying it on to guarantee satisfaction. I loved the suit I picked for my husband but sadly the measurements we had were off and it doesn't fit. It was disappointing as we need a suit for an upcoming wedding. But I understand the policy. This the warning to try it on in the store! I'd go back (with him this time) and look again as they did have nice items. I was told I could also consign the item with them but that seems like a lot of extra work. I'll wait to see if maybe he can fit it down the road...or someone might need it more than us. But a nice spot for men's formal attire and nice dress shirts.

My experience is that there are a lot of consignment shops around Indianapolis that have women's…read moreclothing, but not as many that have men's clothing. Newman & Company exclusively sells men's clothing. You'll find formal wear, street wear, sweaters and hoodies, t-shirts, jackets and coats, jeans and pants and slacks, shoes, belts and accessories here. The shop is well curated, and all you'll see on the racks are straight-up hits. I visited with hoodies in mind. I was shopping for my teenage son. I really didn't know what to expect from this consignment store, but I found way more than I imagined! My son wears a man's size in sweatshirts, so I found a large variety of hoodies and sweatshirts that he might like. Keep in mind that this is a store for adults, so sizes start at adult small, which is actually pretty big. There are no children's clothing sizes here. I walked away with three hoodies, and because they were gifts, I obviously didn't try them on. Although, if I wanted to, there are changing rooms in the store. Be aware that all purchases are final. No returns! The service is top-notch. The people who work here are friendly and ready to help, but will also hang back and let you do your thing if you don't need them. When it came time to check out, they neatly folded my clothing as if it was their own. They have a no-bag policy, so be prepared to carry your clothing out sans bag. One thing to note: Newman & Company is affiliated with Amanda's Exchange, so if you have a rewards account with one, it is honored at the other.

Walked for over 40 min to arrive at your store when it opened at 11am. Sadly it was still not open…read moreat 1130am. Looked very cute from the window.

Totally recommend! Quality clothing! Great customer service ! A gem on mass ave. There needs to…read morebe more boutiques in the area. Parking is the only drawback - downtown meters are a pain!

Cool new vintage store at the Greenwood Park Mall. It's right next to Chicos and Cheesecake Factory…read moreand the entrance is outside the mall in that outdoor shopping area. They specialize in 70s/80s/90s apparel an have tons of old band tees and graphic tees from those decades. Things seem to be organized by price in the store and range from under $20 to over $100. This is a fun "treasure hunt" type of store, however I felt like things were overpriced. $70 for a band tee that's pretty faded and probably came from a Goodwill donation? I could see paying that for something in pristine condition but most things are "lived in" pieces. There's a good section of local and Indiana specific items as well as jerseys and racing jackets which collectors might find to be at a good price. I will go back for sure but hesitant to purchase unless the prices come down a little more.

Cool store with a huge variety of popular and unique clothing finds. I saw great shirts and…read moresweatshirts and more from roughly late 70s to early 2000's.

There was a good variety to choose from. There's also some higher-end items like a Lilly Pulitzer…read morehoodie hoodie for $55. I ended up buying a cute dress from Loft for just $7.99. The aisles were a little crowded with furniture but the clothing section was laid out well. There were also a lot of people when I was there so it was difficult to browse.

As many who know me on here, know I love taking pics of vintage fashions. This is one of my…read morefavorite thrift stores in Indy for that. So many vintage pieces in this thrift boutique. They have an area just for vintage ! A bonus is that next door is Half Price Books with a fashions book area. This is at the intersection of Ditch Rd. and extremely busy 86th St. Don't get it confused with the one near Castleton Mall. Personally I feel the 86th. street one has more stocked albeit narrower aisles. Would post more pics for those that might be interested further.

This little mall in downtown Noblesville offers a wide variety of gifts, locally crafted items and…read moreeven vintage with a few antiques. The mall is composed of multiple vendors, each with a unique theme. The shops are ultra neat and organized. We stopped this past weekend and the shops were decorated for the Peony Festival. I saw monogrammed Noblesville themed home decor (pillows and kitchen towels.i saw locally crafted glassware and pottery. Several vendors offered Spring women's and children's clothing and accessories. The shops seem to go on forever, there is a lot to see. Vintage tees and jackets were in a room towards the front. Prices are mixed, but not unreasonable. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The doors were open to take in the morning air. We found free street parking nearby. Worth a visit.

Logan Village Mall is a feast for the eyes! It could be a little overwhelming as there's so much…read morestuff packed inside the space. But I've enjoyed my visits here! Art, toys, stationery, vintage goods, boutique clothing, gifts, Knick knacks ... there's a little bit of everything that makes a spot like this fun. My favorite find on a recent visit? A lazy Susan made with resin and a bunch of tiny rubber ducks! Price points ranged from "that's cheaper than I expected" to "oh wow ... better put that back ..." Overall, I'd come back when in the area to window shop if nothing else! But it's a great spot to come find unique gifts.

What I loved about this shop was that many items were cotton or linen, and that it was stocked with…read morequirky prints I've not found anywhere else. It also had a nice mix of bright colors, bold patterns, and super basic solids, neutrals, and basic prints--like stripes. Average price point tended to be around the $100 mark. The style overall made me think of an artsy women around 50+ traveling somewhere exotic. Not to say there weren't a few pieces that might appeal to someone younger, but in general terms. And oh hey, I guess I'm now part of that target market. Some fun accessories here too. Def worth a stop in if you're looking for any of the afore mentioned. I'll be back.

I LOVE Josephine's! I visit family in the area and every time I'm in town I make sure to stop by…read moreand see what they have in stock. I always find something unique and interesting that I had not seen anywhere else. I never miss visiting with the staff and Lisa.

Sadly I was in the shop for 60 seconds before turning around and walking out. There were so many…read moreraunchy offensive items I just walked out. Cute clothes, but I didn't get a chance to look at them.

Racist much?! I walked in with the intention of buying an entire new wardrobe. I got all the way to…read morethe middle of the store and instead of all THREE workers taking a second to stop their gossiping to greet me, they looked at me, looked away and continued talking!! Once I just turned around and walked out, one of them yelled at me asking if I lost something. 0/10 would NEVER recommend