Older gentleman not friendly at cashier. When compared to the Out of the Closet location in San…read moreFernando California staff.

The plus is there's a clinic inside which I love!!!! I love any safe space for our community!!! But…read morethe downside was there was NO FITTING ROOM!! How can I see if the fit is slaying if I can't try it on??? The store itself was nice and there was a good selection for men and an okay selection for women but still so very nice pieces... just needs a fitting room.

great selection thrift type store. some items were very pricey designer items but they had plenty…read moreof items under $15

Came here looking for a thrift store and holy smokes; this was high end! Louis Vuitton, Gucci,…read morePrada...it's more consignment than thrift but you'll definitely leave with something you didn't know you needed. I left with a new purse! Service was a little slow, there was only one line and no returns but the experience overall was good.

I've often heard the advice, "If you want the best thrift store finds, be sure and shop in the…read morewealthiest neighborhoods." This well-curated store proved that maxim true as I found a lot of true vintage pieces, quirky and in excellent condition. The accessories here were also plentiful. Lots of unique hair clips, chunky jewelry and handmade Etsy-esque items. I caught and released a Free People mini-dress and a Diane von Furstenberg wrap. Surprisingly, there was a unhoused gentleman having some kind of altercation with himself just outside the store as I was leaving. It's definitely not an area where I would usually expect to see something like that.

From a seller's POV, I already knew they wouldn't accept everything I brought in and their buyers…read morewould lowball everything, but after clearing out my closets for Spring and reviewing everything with a close eye, I realized some items might be worth getting some money out of rather than donating it all to the local thrift. Unfortunately there really isn't a market for a lot of my clothing and shoes in the OKC metro area and I wanted to get out of town for a bit so I decided a road trip to Dallas was necessary. The store itself is clean, has parking right out front and the staff was pretty friendly and reasonable. In any other situation I would do trade, but for obvious reasons this time I did cash. I got enough money to pay for a full tank of gas on the way home, despite selling them premium vintage and designer pieces. My biggest complaint is that I was told they are only looking for natural fibers, but the clothing they are selling is synthetic fast fashion.

I'm always impressed with the selection and styles!!! If ur dieting and changing sizes it's…read moregoldmine. When the shoes come in, u might have to wait n line...Skechers and Clark's...just to name a few. Be there or pay to much

I love this store and am heartbroken that it is closing. I really wish they would reconsider…read moreclosing. They will really be missed or at least by me. Thank you for great merchandise and prices. The service is great as well as the selections to choose from.

I had one of the best in-store experiences at Y&I Uptown thanks to Angela. I was headed to a dinner…read moreunderdressed and had about 15 minutes to fix my situation. I called ahead to warn her I'd be running in with my hair on fire, and she was completely ready for me. Within seconds of arriving, she had three dresses pulled - catering to my existing style and build. I was able to try one on, check out, and make my dinner on time looking and feeling great. The Y&I selection is always strong, but Angela went above and beyond. Turns out she's also a personal stylist, and it absolutely shows. I'm so grateful for her help - this is customer service done right.

Went shopping on a weekend trip to Dallas with my college-aged daughter (West Village location)…read more She found a haul! Really cute stuff (jeans, dresses, little tops) for going out. Super helpful with opinions and sizes!

Love this place! Purchased a few ties at a $1 each. Quality suits and shirts and great footwear.read more

Parking lot of my nightmares, thrift store of my dreams…read more The store is always packed, parking is always full. It can be stressful just getting into the building but i can ALWAYS find something at genesis. Some things can be a little over priced but for the most part you are getting a great value for decent quality items. Endless selection of dresses, shoe selection is a hit or miss but i can usually find a good pair of shoes for work. Tons and tons of jeans, Madewell, American eagle, gap, etc. The front table is not something to miss either! Knick knacks galore

I must admit it's been years ( so sorry ) since I've been into Skivvies only because I've moved…read moreuptown and I just don't go to Cedar Springs like I use to ! Because my underwear collection is still very massive !! So my visit was a 10 out of 10!! The guys behind the counter greeted us as soon as we entered/ and then we went to the adult section of the store . I was looking for a interesting or unique gift for an dear friend's birthday that was rapidly approaching ( my back up was going to be a gift card ) but after about the 30 minutes of browsing we decided on a unique item / bought a card / did a little more shopping for myself. The selection of different clothing items were pretty amazing definitely going to go back for myself.. Matt behind the counter was very helpful and re entered my information into the system !Love the candle selection! Went to the birthday celebration last night and my gift was definitely one that stood out and very popular among some of the other guests !! Thank you Skivvies for having that unique find when the occasion arises and at a reasonable price

Every time I am in Dallas, I stop by this store to see what they have. It is huge, and they have a…read morevery wide variety of underwear, jocks, t-shirts, casual shirts, and most anything else you would want. Staff is helpful and friendly. On this trip, most of the clothes are polyester/spandex from China with prices for linen. For plastic clothing, I think it should be a bit cheaper...at least it won't shrink!

If you are seeking a genuine upscale consignment experience, don't bother…read more I've given this store several chances when I've been in town, and the young women working behind the counter consistently come across as pretentious, vapid, Botox-ridden and far more impressed with themselves than the situation warrants. In my final attempt to give this place a chance, I walked in while a frozen faced "influencer" was ambling around Like Jack Skeleton and filming content. As she blurted out "boughten" instead of "bought" or "purchased" in front of a camera, I cringed. I casually mentioned to another girl at the counter, "You may want to let her know that 'boughten' isn't the correct word. It's bought or purchased--just FYI." The girl at the counter's response was accompanied by a scolding voice and an ugly glare. Instead of acknowledging what should be a faux pas (to say the least), she censured me with "We don't need that kind of negativity here." I interpret those words as we do nor care to cater to an educated and well-spoken customer base. Ironically, the negativity was written all over HER face. An older couple standing nearby heard the exchange, shook their heads, and said, "They clearly have no concept of grammar or what customer service is." The girls behind the counter seem to be living in some sort of designer-label dreamland in which they believe they are in a position to size up the people walking through the door. Here are some basic lessons in retail: Never size up a customer. You have absolutely no idea who is standing in front of you, what they do for a living, what they are worth, or what they can afford. Always remember what side of the counter YOU are standing on. One side "earns" a working retail wage while the other side (the customer) has leisure time and disposable income. Many of the customers walking into a consignment stores are professionals who could walk into Neiman Marcus and buy new, not used, merchandise with concierge service. Professionals shop consignment because they are discerning about how they spend their money, not because they need a retail associate deciding whether they look sufficiently affluent. Wealthier people are generally also educated in basic grammar. Ergo, poor grammar and low class behavior is grinding to them. With that said, there is no shame in working in retail. However, when you are being paid to represent a retail business, customer service is quite literally the main part of the job. Smile, be gracious, stop sizing people up, and keep your mouth shut when eloquent language eludes you. If English is your only language, and you are creating public content for a business, knowing the difference between "bought" and "boughten" seems like a fairly low bar. I've seen far better customer service with a genuine smile dropping off things at Goodwill. NEVER To Be Continued...

Disappointed and Frustrated - Proceed with Caution…read more I purchased a handbag from this company believing in their promise to only sell authentic designer pieces. Unfortunately, the bag I received turned out to be a counterfeit. When I contacted them, I was told that they stand behind their team and saw no issues with this bag so I had to pay to have it confirmed as a fake before they would even consider a return. This added unnecessary time, stress, and an out-of-pocket expense--all because they failed to verify the product's authenticity before selling it. Even after I submitted official documentation confirming it was a fake, they said they have to get approval to reimburse me for the authentication fee, which is extremely disappointing. They still stand behind the authenticity of this bag. I'm also waiting for my refund of the bag that they say is with accounting. Had they handled this differently, I wouldn't have put this on review platforms. A company that claims authenticity should take full responsibility when they get it wrong. Buyers beware--if something goes wrong, you may be stuck footing the bill just to prove it or be left with a fake bag!