As we were heading towards lunch in Calabash, we got sidetracked when we saw a sign for 'fine…read moreconsignment'. My wife stopped in, interacted with the friendly owner/proprietor and bought a couple of accessories to remember our visit.

We (my Fiancée, my sister, and I) walked in and were greeted by a woman (not sure if it was…read more"Nell"). She immediately told us that it was a high end lady's consignment shop and told my fiancée which items were on sale and that there was a lounge chair in the back for men. She then asked us if we had any questions and I said yes and asked if there was a rest room. There was a delay and then she replied yes but it's for customers. My fiancée and I were both puzzled and offended. Were the three of us not customers (or potential customers)? And cannot a man shop for a gift for a female? We cut our visit short and spent our money elsewhere. We will share our experience with our friends and neighbors.

The one Goodwill Thrift Store we went to in North Carolina (during our Carolinas trip), this…read morelocation in Calabash reminded me of what Goodwills used to be: not individually priced but instead priced by type, allowing to shoppers to find real bargains. This is what my wife did during our long stay, resulting in having to use one of our spare collapsible check-in bags to house the $68 of purchased product. Like the other Goodwills that we went to, the store is mostly clothes (very little furniture, videos, books). But the clothes that were sold, were in good condition and very well sorted. None of the clothing items were individually priced, instead needing a pricing guide (e.g. Women's blouses are all $4.19, Men's jeans $4.19). There were a TON of blue jeans available, along with a lot of women's blouses. One interesting thing to observe was that shopping carts (aka buggies) were in hot demand...there just wasn't enough. There was definite trading going on for the opportunity to get one, based on goodwill.

Very clean and organized but honestly the worst goodwill for "finds", I have never been able to…read morepurchase anything. It's mostly clothing. However If you're looking for older women clothing this is your spot. But as far as housewares and trinkets this isn't for you!

We're just adding a ditto to last year's review. This location continues to be a solid option; for…read morethose who enjoy the "hunt", as we do.

We spent the day today in North Myrtle Beach consignment shopping. Some stores we visited their…read moreprices were were so high that buying new would have been cheeped. Not so for Bloomingails Consignment. The store is very well laid out which makes shopping a pleasure. It was well staffed and the staff were very helpful. We love our purchases and will be back.

I had my granddaughter's prom dress shortened for the North Myrtle Beach prom and wanted to send…read moreout a review about my wonderful experience With Kokobeenz. The dress was ready when promised and an excellent job was done. I'm sure it wasn't an easy task with it being 4 layers of skirting. I, particularly, want to thank the owner of the shop for being so kind and helpful. God bless you!

Extremely rude employees. Before I could even ask a question or be greeted, I was told they were…read moretoo busy and that I needed to leave. I gladly took my business elsewhere.

Very nice selection of shoes. Nicely priced. I got a nice pair of platform sandals. Cashier was…read morevery friendly and helpful. Would reccomend.

From the owner: Rack Room Shoes has been the trusted footwear retailer of choice for more than 95 years by…read moreconsistently offering quality shoes for men, women and children at value prices. With a wide variety of nationally recognized brands and an assortment of exclusive brands in athletic, comfort, dress and casual, every member of the family will find the shoes they love at the value they need.