Definitely a legit thrift store. They have the coolest old…read morethings. I bought a bunch of Harley Davidson Ads from a magazine - from the 30s! The staff was way nice and always open for questions, and have stories up their sleeves with everything they have in the store. pretty legit.

Shout out to Cheryl and Rex for graciously allowing some of the #Parafam in after hours to check…read moreout the store! This place is absolutely amazing. The owners are very knowledgeable and so fun to hang with! Their store is definitely worth the trip and I guarantee you'll be back several times!

Nick was fantastic! He took the time to help me dig through the racks and pointed out some really…read moreunique pieces I would've completely overlooked. Super friendly, patient, and clearly knows the inventory well. Made the whole shopping experience so much better. Definitely going back because of the great service!

I stopped by this location while attending an event across the street at Millcreek Commons. They…read moreshare a parking lot with a strip of other stores so there is plenty of parking. I always like to peruse a good thrift store, and this location was huge. They have a large variety of items and even highlighted seasonal items like Easter stuff, since that was the time of year I was there. It was a Saturday when I was there, and they were pretty busy. It wasn't too crowded, however, to get a look at everything they had to offer. I thought the pricing was pretty reasonable for most things, but I didn't end up buying anything on my visit. They had furniture, exercise equipment, and many small items too. They also had some food items available at the front if you wanted a snack while walking through the store. If I'd been in the market, I may have purchased a few interesting items.

Great home goods, tools and so much more. Great to put items you no longer use or need in…read moreconsignment.

Good for airmen that just moved to the area. Pro-tip: check by near the holidays, especially…read morethanksgiving and Christmas.

This thrift store is OK. But just ok, they have closed the changing rooms, so I dont bother to…read morelook at clothes anymore. The prices tend to be higher than the Deseret Industries that is right next door. However, I usually stop by in case someone donated something interesting here. I do miss the glass cases, and feel it's pretty lame that anything "nice" is now sold online. It's almost as if they have forgotten about their customers and are in it just for the money. The employee Abbey is very nice. She is always pleasant to have ring me up.

Great place shop ,I was able to deocr my apts on budget and found cute stuff cottogecore, coconut…read moregirl and indie aesthetic

Amazing service- this cute girl Addie helped me and it was fantastic service!! The booths were…read moregreat, and she helped me find items she loves.

Thrift stores are gaining popularity and the format of the stores is expanding too. Sure, there are…read morestill the familiar retail stores with secondhand goods. Preloved, however, changes things up a bit. Various sellers setup their wares in small "booths" where they display their items for sale. Each one has a different style and range of sizes, making it easy to quickly spot what you're looking for and skip over ones you're not interested in. While I appreciate the idea, I think it leaves a little to be desired. I feel like the inventory is a lot less than I'd find in a traditional store. But it will rotate frequently as each seller comes to restock. I wouldn't mind coming in occasionally to see what I find. After all, that's part of the fun. But it might not be the first stop if I'm looking for a large selection of items to look through.

This location has been an auction house that has recently converted their front room to a…read moreconsignment shop for vintage collectables. They have several booths with a variety of vintage items. The set up is similar to an indoor flee market. They have many cute things and it could be dangerous for me to spend too much time looking through all the booths, since I may just buy everything I see. I bought an item from one of the booth owners through social media advertising, and we met at the store. She let me browse through everything to see what all the latest displays were. The Christmas theme was prominent throughout, but there were plenty of other vintage items. I'm partial to anything with dogs, and they have many many items, big and small, that I could fall in love with. I would recommend everyone to stop in, when they are in the area.

This place is absolutely amazing. A collectors dream! The entire store is filled with trinkets,…read morevintage treasures and collectors items. Everywhere you look there is something amazing. The owners are the kindest people and they take such great care of their store. It's clean and everything is styled together very nicely. They often get new items in and there is something there for everyone. My new favorite thrift shop!

I absolutely love coming here, the new employees are amazing and very helpful! I highly recommend…read morechecking it out. I always recommend it to others.:)

Brought in clothes to sell and an older woman didn't even really look. She said "we'll pass" and…read moregave me no reason why?

I haven't been here in a hot minute or even since the pandemic however, they have had the best…read moresales on vintage and been literally one of my favorite vintage thrift stores in Salt Lake County that I have come to find! Check their Instagram and probably their google maps information where you can either call, or go to the website. If you live in West Valley or Taylorsville it isn't far so I'd make the drive just to see if they're open! The owners were very friendly and it was family owned. They were patient as my husband and I were awestruck with the authentic and in mint condition vintage finds we were able to grab here!

It looks bigger from the outside but inside it's tiny. I found a few good things here but I left…read moreempty handed because it's so pricey. $8 for Walmart leggings is just too much. They also had yellow stained used vans for $12. I'm not sure what goes through the mind of whoever prices stuff here but I won't be coming back because the pricey are so crazy .

This little shop is just packed with quality antique and contemporary home decor at very reasonable…read moreprices. I got a pair of midcentury chairs for my office and the perfect small chest for my grandson's bedroom. Jayna is so helpful, fun and friendly. She shared some painting tips I am going to try with future projects. Go check this place out. It's fabulous.

From the owner: Consign & Design opened it's doors on April 1st of 2011 in Farmington, Utah, later moving to…read moreKaysville, with the hopes of giving the community a place to take their previously loved items, and give them new life. Our store offers a variety of styles in furniture and home decor. We are mostly upscale consignment, but we do carry brand new Ashley Signature Design pieces, and also have quite a few upcycled furniture pieces that have been given a fresh look with General Finishes paint. Because our inventory is 80% upscale consignment, our store is constantly changing with beautiful and unique furniture and home decor items coming in and out the door everyday. You can also always be sure you are getting a great deal while shopping at Consign & Design because we mark our pieces up to half off of retail! We are always getting name brand items such as Pottery Barn and Pier 1.

Very nice place! I go whenever I can, since I'm still furnishing my apartment after moving in not…read morelong ago. I also am getting some clothing, especially for Church right now. Plus I always check out the books, and they have a nice selection. I usually pick up any Foreign Language Book of Mormons I can find, and sometimes an English one too. They are centrally located and the staff is very kind and helpful. I do recommend it, and I also recommend it on my job to our guests.

"I bought about 20 books from here today, and one of the books didn't have a price on it. A man in…read morehis 50s, who was black and acted like a manager, came over and stated that it was $5. However, there were no books priced above $3 there, and the book without a price was a small paperback. When I told him this, he didn't seem to care and walked away. It wasn't a nice way to behave. He didn't come across as a friendly person, and I've witnessed such nonsense a few times before."