They always have lots of clothes and kind of a variety of clothes but mostly they have what's in style. Some clothes may have little holes or stains but for the most part pretty good. I have gotten a few of my favorite pieces from here. read more

he worst Plato's Closet I've been to. Poor selection of clothing: most of it was outdated or had quality issues (stains, stretched out, pilling, faded, smelt bad). Dressing rooms were a mess with hangers on the floor and items not returned back to racks. Displays were not cute. Prices were decent though but I would expect better selection from Plato's. Their quality was on par with a Salvation Army. read more

Plato's Closet - Front of store - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Bloomington, Illinois

I regularly go to Plato's to shop and almost every time that I have gone the manager has yelled at her employees, sat on her phone, and is never welcoming to customers. It makes me very sad to see this Plato's closet be in the hands of the current manager and I have recently stopped shopping there because of the bad customer service and everything I have witnessed there. The way the manger treats her staff is not ok and it breaks my heart. read more

A girl in there with a bob cut and light brown hair literally was making fun of me like a school girl? Like seriously? This place has cliquey girls that don't give a flying f*ck about their customers. They look at you like you're a piece of gum on the ground. Seriously just let me shop without feeling like middle school mean girls aren't judging me. The bob cut girl extended her hand after I was done trying things on and I said I didn't want these two leggings... and she said AS I WAS STILL VERY MUCH IN EAR SHOT "Awe I thought you'd want these" in the most sarcastic way possible. I did nothing to her? Clothes are fine, workers suck. read more

Why go here? 1. You want to try a new trend but don't want to spend your entire paycheck on a one season gamble 2. You look for clothes by color. 3. You want a party shirt. 4. You need a random accessory for one outfit and don't want to drop a $20 at the mall. Why not? 1. You can no longer fit in junior sizes. 2. You're looking for professional work appropriate stuff. 3. You're claustrophic 4. You have no patience to browse through the racks. They take plastic, they don't buy your clothes unless you're really cool (I'm not), and the parking lot is empty thanks to K's Merchandise going out of business eons ago. read more

I sold a pair of shoes here I wore once and realized they were too small for me and they gave me a decent price for them. They have a ton of clothes here with a lot of great prices. Keep in mind all of these clothes are used so you must be sure you want to buy from there. Definitely a place to go to if you are trying to get rid of clothes you do not wear anymore and get some money for it. read more

I've been to three Plato's Closets: in Naperville, Schaumburg, and Bloomington. Bloomington's is definitely the best; every time I'm there I want to buy way too much! While the Plato's Closets in Naperville and Schaumburg are so packed with clothes it's hard to find anything, Bloomington's is kept full, yet easy to maneuver around and shop. Occasionally, some items seem a little over-priced, but you can also find great deals (like $5 jeans or a $2 tank.) Additionally, they are sticklers about what they buy. I've taken clothes in that I've only worn once and they've turned them down. It's frustrating, but don't let it bother you! Wait a couple days and try again; usually someone else will be working. It always worked for me. Some people think buying clothes here is gross, but once you wash them, they're yours! It's a great alternative to going to the mall and spending twice as much money for half the amount of clothes. It's especially great for college students low on cash--those wanting to buy or sell. read more

Every time I come here I encounter the worst costumer service. The girls are rude and snarky. When leaving the dressing area an employee was blocking the way and I politely stepped passed and said excuse me, she then made a face at me and exclaimed to the other employees around her that she needs to "watch her facial expressions" while I was within ear shot. You should thank the cashier for not getting one star rating, she was awesome. read more

I don't go into Plato's Closet very often due to experiences like the one i had today. However, as it has been over a year since my last visit i thought i would give it another try. I had a large laundry basket full of name brand clothes, most of them with tags still attached. Some of my items included Miss Me jeans from the Buckle (worn maybe twice), Express shirts with tags, BKE jeans, Abercrombie&Fitch shorts, 2 Sinful shirts from the Buckle with tags as well, and much more! When i arrived to the store the girls working were very short with me and extremely rude. The only reason i stayed was because i had such a large amount of items that were high quality and i needed to get rid of them. They told me it would take 15-20 minutes to go through my items and then i would be on my way so i decided to browse around the store while i waited. Many of the items on the rack were outdated and looked extremely worn out and faded. I thought it was strange due to how selective they can be when choosing which items to purchase from customers. One rack caught my eye that was full of name brand jeans. Most of these jeans were Miss Me, Lucky, Rock Revival, and BKE like some of the items that i brought in. They were all clearly a couple (at least) seasons outdated and i was unimpressed with the quality. They were trying to sell these jeans anywhere from $80- $30!!! I was absolutely floored. This is supposed to be a re-sale shop where people bring in their GENTLY used items and customers should be able to buy them for a REASONABLE and FAIR price. At that point the girls working were done looking through my items and were ready to discuss what they wanted to purchase from me. Out of my entire laundry basket they choose 3 things. The pair of Miss Me jeans and two of the Sinful shirts with the tags attached. The retail value on just those three items is at the very least $200. Now, i was not expecting to get anywhere near that amount, but i did expect a fair exchange. I am aware that the store needs to make money as well and completely understand how a fair and decent transaction for my items should have went. The store wanted to offer me $26 for all three of those items. They wanted to offer me less than $15 for the jeans that they are selling the same brand for $70!!!!! I was absolutely floored. I will not be back and absolutely will be spreading the word about my experience today. I think re-sale shops are an awesome idea and i will continue to buy&sell from some other places. However, until Plato's Closet can figure out how to buy&sell with a little INTEGRITY i will not be back and hopefully my friends and family won't either. read more

AVOID AT ALL COST. Cannot return items. I bought a coat for my nephew and realized it was a bit short after he tried it at home. I required for a return but they refused to give my money back. They claimed that it was their policy to only give me credit in their store to spend within one year. However, it is extremely hard to find something I like. Makes me feel like I was robbed. Do not recommend at all. read more