I loved the layout of the store. It was bright and cheerful. I liked that the staff kept going…read morearound and checking that the racks were kept neat at all times. Great service!

medium sized old location, a bit dark and stuffy but mostly clean, staff was busy putting things in…read moreorder and they were polite and nice to customers who were browsing. inventory is as in other Durham vv's I have been to, you will mostly find no brand/vintage/ ripped off tags items, Ardene, George, Garage, Bluenotes, Reitmanns, super old h&m and zara pieces and if you find an Aritzia piece it will be $13-25. people must be willing to part with items of less value than in the city so you won't see a similar inventory. better than Ajax and Whitby locations for sure and same as Pickering location regarding variety except not renovated. not worth visiting if out of your way, like Talize in Whitby, but if you are local why not drop by few times a month to see what's new. 2.5/5

Amazing prices for baby clothes. We are expecting a little girl in January. Stocked up today on…read moresome clothes: sleepers, diaper shirts, dresses for very good prices. Signed up for the membership as well, so I will be able to rack up credits to use on future purchases. Selection of items is outstanding. For sure I saved over $120 just today on baby clothes. Omg I love Talize!

I love shopping at Talize I don't even mind driving to Whitby for it from Bowmanville. It's so…read moremuch cleaner than other thrift stores around Durham Region and everything is organized and even the clothing is colour organized. It's awesome !! I also love that each day of the week they have different items on specials.

Prices were high for a thrift shop. $5 for a coffee mug? I went to Dollarama and got a cute mug…read morefor $3. Why would I buy a used mug when I can get a new one for less????????!

Such a cute little place to find great stuff! I have purchased an amazing solid wooden rocking…read morechair, board games and kids toys. There's a good selection of books for everyone. We definitely like making the trip to come and search for great finds!

I was excited to form a relationship with this store, as I have a number of lightly used clothing…read more I was very disappointed to find some of the staff unfriendly. Still, I decided to leave four items at the store. Weeks later, when I called to see if any of my items had sold, I was informed that there were only three items listed. When I asked what happened to my fourth item, I was told it must have be defective and was donated. All my items were in excellent condition. I was then told that only one of the remaining three items sold. I decided to take my items back and donate them to a charity of my choice; however, the staff could not find one of them items. Eventually, I was told that it sold but the tag was gone, so the staff did not know it was mine. The store is unorganized and unwelcoming. Only one staff member was willing to help me, and I am grateful for her assistance. I will not be listing or shopping at this store again. It has been a horrible and stressful experience.

From the owner: It's Worth Repeating is an upscale consignment store specializing in top quality, brand-name…read moreclothing, shoes, purses, and accessories, all new and pre-owned. We have been at our current location in Courtice for many years and our business was first established in 1994. Our shop carries a large selection of only up-to-date fashions and hand-picked accessories. We know and love fashion, keep up with current trends. We carry Ladies, Ladies Plus sizes, Kids & Mens clothing. We welcome everyone to our store!

great store waiting for a new location.....hopefully soon.........found plenty of wonderful half…read moreprice items. Also loved senior discount day....hope they come back soon. Nice people.........miss them terribly...very nice people..........

Location closed mod summer 2025. Where have they relocated?????…read more Had a great selection.

This clothing stall opened on 2023-05-09 in the new Union Market inside Toronto's Union Station…read more They sell vintage clothing and running shoes. The clothes are sold as uni-sex (so they told me). There were a few camisoles. The staff are very courteous. The stall looks very modern but they haven't received their store signs yet. This is the first time they had a physical store. They used to sell over Instagram including holding live auctions. They are a pop-up for 2 months, after which they have the option of extending and also expanding to a neighbouring stall. The place is wheelchair accessible. There are washrooms nearby but not in Union Market. There is very little paid neighbourhood street parking, but there are paid parking lots. Review 2023-130

The outside was a bit scary but once inside everyone made me feel welcome. The supervisor( Jenn aka…read moreErin) was extremely helpful and polite. I was also asked for the first time ever ! if I qualified for a further discount( Senior @ 60 yrs = 10% discount). Anyways I got what I came to get and left feeling extremely satisfied with my purchase and at a discount( set of 4 Japanese made plate wares) Thanks; Socks 'n' sandals guy

I have been to this store a good # of times and the place is always clean and tidy. The staff are…read morevery helpful always. Large variety of merchandise. Keep up the good work.

The cashiers were extremely irrogant. I brought several brand new clothes with tags on them and…read morethey barely even looked at them. Horrible experience. Do not waste your time.

I was in Plato's Closet one afternoon, shoppers consisted of people my age which was nice to see…read more(50-60). Several times being there you hear conversations between customers dropping off their items for sale and the sales associates. The employees at the Oshawa locations have said 'we cater to the 18-30 age bracket'. Hello, read the room, you appear thick! When hearing that comment, more than once I might add, I felt embarrassed to be there. I don't understand you have items for sale and us the customer are happy to visit until we hear those words being spoken by your sales force right in front of us. I deserve a Kate Spade purse, Levi's or a nice Lulu Lemon top... right? If I decide the item is something I want, then I should be able to purchase said item without being embarrassed. Rethink your slogan and start again. I gave up on Plato's Closet. I have the right to spend my money on items of my choice without hearing your staff tell people we are not your clients of choice.

I like the idea of this place. You bring in your gently used items and they will buy things that…read moreare currently trending (which honestly always seems to be forever21 type clothing), and you get a few bucks in cash right back. Sometimes they take a few hours to go through your stuff depending on volume of people. You can leave or shop around while you wait. Shopping here is interesting. It really illustrates how sizes can differ between brands because there's stuff in large that fit a small person, and vice versa. The store itself is usually organized best they can. A few time though, I did want to purchase something and it had tears or rips in them. But they were being sold at the same or higher price than other pieces of similar style. While I understand the idea is that these are pre-owned, I think they need to maybe review the seams a lot closer before hanging up for sale. It's a bit disappointing to think you found something great at a good value, only to realize it's damaged and you can't really justify getting it.

I found some clothes and handbags that I no longer wanted so I googled online to see if I can sell…read morethem instead. I came across this store and found out they have multiple locations around GTA. So I went to this location, they had a lot of second hand items available. They take brand name items. They don't just take clothes, they also take hand bags, wallets and accessories. You would simply just need to tell them you're looking to sell. You will need to provide your phone number and a piece of photo I.D. They will send you a text once they have gone through the items. Just be mindful that they don't take everything. They can be very picky too. Sometimes I would bring in a bag of clothes and leave with not being able to sell any of it. It really depends on what they need as they had explained to me before they don't want to over stock on stuff they already have or they don't need for the season. So far, I've sold to them 5-6 times and got back about $30-$40 total. It's certainly not a lot of money but to me it's still something. Before I donate the items, I might as well bring them here and give it a shot to see if I could get back a few dollars here and there.