I LOVE Rumors!! I make the drive from GSO to Chapel Hill to shop new items and honestly, this is…read morethe only place where I sell/donate my clothes that I no longer need in my closet. Any items that you bring and they accept will give you 35% CASH BACK, while STORE CREDIT is 65% (personally I use store credit). There's always something good I find here and never leave the store empty. Price point for their items are reasonable unless you find more of the higher end brands at a higher price. Recently, I found 2 Urban Outfitter items and A New Day (Target) trench coat jacket for $8! Overall, Rumors is an awesome spot to buy thrifted items. The employees that I encountered with are cool and sweet, and is very close to UNC campus since they're located on Franklin St and minutes away from Carrboro.

Prices are insane. $20 for a shirt... a used shirt. I might as well buy it used. Also, street…read moreparking, sucks. On the bright side- employees were nice, seemed like it was well organized

The staff is so helpful and there are always enough employees to help with sizing and…read morerecommendations. This is one of my favorite clothing stores and I love to stop in when I'm in Chapel Hill. They sell higher quality clothing that stands the rest of time and great staple pieces and dresses. Elizabeth

I spotted this shop before I ate at Carolina Brewery on a visit back to Chapel Hill. We checked it…read moreout after lunch. It is located in downtown Chapel Hill, specializing in ladies fashion and accessories. They're not cheap brands but the selection is well curated. The staff were welcoming and seemed very attentive the day I went. I think we spoke with the manager, who shared with us that there was another location opening in Charlotte. While I didn't purchase anything last time, I would stop in again.

Women's clothing? Nay, say I. Must add category listing…read more There is women's clothing here, sure. I'm sure it's wonderful. Certainly it seemed to be made out of some sort of cloth, which is excellent for clothes, so I'm told (hence the similarity in the words). What I really liked, though, was the pottery and jewelry and furniture and whatnot. There are a few things here that are actually really cool. I didn't particularly care for the handmade kitten pillows, but good stuff can be found. I particularly liked this Afro-patterned stained glass coffee table. Very cool. Prices vary from obscene to very affordable... Don't be surprised by anything you see. The staff is very accommodating and not pushy at all. The atmosphere of the place is one of comfortable sophistication. The location, in Carr Mill Mall, is excellent. Come on in, you'll like it.

I have bought some stuff for my family in here. They have the coolest stuff. I think the owner's…read morename is Anna she is a great help if you don't quite know what to get someone.

Lark has casual clothes in brands like Orla Kiely and Weston Wear - anthropologie-esque, on a…read moresmaller scale, lots of unique sweaters and t-shirts. They also have some nice jewelry and home decor items. This is also the only place where I was able to find those little sticky tabs that close up gaps in between the buttons on oxford shirts.

Really fabulous store in Chapel hill that made me feel like I am back in LA at one of the better…read moreboutiques I used to shop at. Friendly helpful owner and just the right amount of clothes to look at. They carry beautiful items from clothing to shoes to wonderful jewelry.

Alexander is a second generation clothier. In the tradition of excellence, he raised his heritage…read morehigher. We are the beneficiaries of the honor he placed before his father. Fine apparel. No better quality.

Okay, so you know right off the bat this is a high-end store and the clothing will not be cheap. I…read moremean it is decades old and run by the Julian family, as in fashion designer Alexander Julian and his sister. We don't often pop in but decided to stop by while walking up and down Franklin Street. I had bought a pair of (expensive) socks from them years ago, and on a whim I bought a similar pair. I considered it a Christmas present to myself. The fashion and offerings are colorful and of good taste. The staff were pleasant, even though their register printer was not working, so they texted me my receipt. Worth stopping by when you're in town. PS, they also offer gift cards.

So far disappointed in the recent changes at the local thrift shop. It used to be a place where you…read morecould rummage through lightly organized sections and discover items for art projects, the garden, or furnishing a home after a move. Finding a small project or a new piece of clothing always felt satisfying, and the store had a personality of its own. Now it feels like a cookie-cutter version of many other thrift stores. The selection is limited, the sense of discovery is gone, and the prices are surprisingly high for a thrift shop. Even the costume jewelry appears inexpensive in quality yet still overpriced. I'm sorry to make the comparison, but the earlier experience there was genuinely much better.

Community Worx, formerly PTA Thrift. The last few times…read moreI've been in, I have been literally disgusted with the condition of this store. What a filthy mess..I felt like I needed a shower. The worst section is where the DVDS and CDs and electronics are located. One big hot mess.. boxes with cds that are dirty, completely disorganized...wires all over the place...I don't know what that new slim guy does back there but it's horrible. All the sections look neglected but for the books..that is the one very nice area TENDED BY VOLUNTEERS so there's a problem here. Work ethic seems obsolete along with some of the very moody sales clerks.

Fellow Yelpers and Yelpettes - if you make enough money to buy your everyday clothes here, please…read moretell me what it is you do for a living and how I can do it, because there are some seriously sweet Tory Burch shoes and a Kenneth Jay Lane bangle (it's pink, it looks like a snake and it's fantastic...)calling my name here at Monkee's. Although shoes are their signature product (and they're gorgeous), Monkee's also sells clothes by designers such as Liquid, Shoshanna and Cynthia Steffe, as well as bags and accessories, from the aforementioned drool-worthy jewelry right down to the popular Hanky Panky underwear line. Salespeople are friendly and helpful here - when I was in, I saw them bring out some toys for a shopper's young son, which was nice...mommies need Kate Spade wedges just as much as the rest of us!

This store exceeded my customer service expectations! I ordered a few items that were featured for…read moresale on their instagram stories and they made the transaction simple & easy, and shipping was so affordable! What a pleasure for a busy, working mom with very little time! Keep it up, team! I will be ordering again soon!

Why are they so rude and unprofessional here? I've tried to sell 5 times and have always been met…read morewith hostility. They either don't have cash, aren't taking items, or offer you a low-ball rate for high-end items, all while treating you like you committed a crime for coming in with clothes to sell. Never coming here again. Go to Rumors, instead, where the employees and friendly, fair, and helpful!

The store is clean compared to Uptown and the service is prompt. These being the 2 reasons the…read morereview adds 2 stars. Otherwise it is a massive waste of time to come here to sell clothes. Clothes in perfectly good condition (some with tags) are being rejected here as they are very "choosy about what they accept"! Maybe they should have a list of brands they will NOT accept, as they rejected gently used (and new) brand clothing like Loft, J Crew, Talbots, Buffalo etc. Such a waste of my trip.