I bought a pendent of Jade with 14K gold at an excellent price. It is exquisite and a perfect gift…read morefor my daughter's birthday. The owner is very friendly and the shop's inside and outside is very clean and well maintained with a lot of lights. The collections are rich, it is just a fun place to browse if you are in west Acton.

Wonderful new store in West Acton! The owner is lovely and has a nice selection of furniture, home…read moregoods, and jewelry. Reasonable prices. Parking behind the store is available.

This place was very expensive and overpriced. Found the same type of items at other shop for less.read more

Such a huge selection of fun and beautiful items! It's a shop full of oddities and collectibles!…read moreGreat people and great finds!

If I could give zero stars, I would. This has been the shadiest experience with a "company" (I use…read morethat term loosely) that I've ever dealt with. I gave them about 10 purses to sell and in turn they gave me a login to their consignment website to track my items. I logged in and couldn't find any of my items (it seems like a beta version of an application, not easy to navigate at all - couldn't find any information about my actual account at first) but eventually things started showing up of mine that they'd sold. So I figured, ok they'll pop up here when they sell and then they'll let me know when the time is up on the contract and I come to pick everything up. I try calling them multiple times because I realize I haven't heard from them... not once. They never answer. Finally I talk to someone who says "I don't usually work in this store and I can't get to the screen I need to see to tell you what's going on". I get it, the application is awful, I tell her I couldn't get there either. I finally get in touch with someone who knows how to get in there and she says "Your things became our property in May. Our hours are "....". This is how you navigate the system. This is all property of the store now." All while talking over me, not listening to my concerns, and YELLING about her store hours and the contract I signed. She ended by telling me she didn't need to hear this (me telling her this was crazy) and hung up on me. I'm blown away that this lady is a manager. I've never talked to someone so rude, so unprofessional, so unwilling to just stop talking and listen to the issues I've been having. It was clear by how defensive and quick to anger she got that she hears these complaints often. Stay away from this place - I feel like I just got robbed, yelled at while I was getting robbed, and then told that the robbery was ok because I chose to walk into her store. Super super super sketchy place! You'll have much better luck with Poshmark and eBay.

I am a huge fan of Consignment Stores, so I was thrilled when Chic Boutique opened in Tyngsboro…read morejust a few miles from my house in Chelmsford. This shop is definitely more high-end than your typical resale store. They have a glass case full of wallets and sunglasses from high end names like Gucci & Louis Vuitton. The consignment clothing racks are well organized with a large sections of tops, dresses, jeans, resort-wear, prom (seasonally), and shoes. The racks are full of Michael Kors, Frye, Lilly Pulitzer, Tory Burch, Patagonia, Madewell, Free People and more! I have been happy with the quality of everything I have purchased. Most of the items are "like new." If consignment isn't your thing, don't worry! Chic Boutique does more than just consignment. They also have "Chic Exclusives!" These items are new, but in limited quantity. Some past exclusives have included "Sunday Football" tank tops, layered hoodies, leggings, and tunics. These have been some of my favorite items. If you're not local to Tyngsboro, they also have a location in Bridgewater, MA. The owner Ashley is often present at both locations, and very helpful! The girls also post items DAILY online, and hold great live-sales on facebook! For even more deals, you can join their VIP Facebook group. Chic Boutique is the place to go for high end fashion at a great price!

Was in the neighborhood so stopped in. It was a tiny little shop but packed with stuff. Prices are…read morewhat a thrift shop should be and it is clearly a great service to their community. The lady who checked me out was so sweet. I purchased a few little things that brightened my day, including a Springbok puzzle in perfect condition for only 75 cents. I am going to call them and find out how to donate here because this is the kind of place I want to support.

Awesome place to thrift shop. The prices are possibly the best of any thrift store I've been to but…read morethey ONLY take cash so come prepared. I have found great clothes and housewares here for just a couple bucks total. Plus, the ladies that run this place are very kind and helpful, they always make me laugh when I come in.

Excellent vintage shop! Lots of mid century modern items at reasonable prices. Jami and Phil are…read moresuper friendly and knowledgeable. I've purchased at least a dozen items from them and everything has been in great condition. This shop is one of Acton's hidden gems!

So glad to visit this shop again. Eileen has some awesome early American finds. Lots of lovely…read moredressers, tables, and other items that can easily be repurposed to hold a modern purpose. Farmhouse or early American primitive furniture lovers will have a ball! Bring cash or check if you can and get a little discount.

Love walking through this shop and discovering great finds and decorating ideas. It just [excuse…read morethe pun] never gets old. How do they do it?

I think this place is cool! They have some neat and unique items here. I'm a yardsaler and bargain…read morehunter so it's fantastic to roam around to see what I can find. It is a bit scattered about but that is ok with me. The woman who always helps me is super friendly and helpful. Several times I have been in and realized they were actually closed but she allowed me to look anyhow, even turned the lights on downstairs for me. This is a cash only establishment so be prepared.

This is a great place to explore. The PYCA Shop is in a former downtown department store. It's…read morevery large--two floors. Upstairs you will find an ever-changing selection of used furniture and smaller items, like jewelry and knick-knacks. Downstairs is a bit chaotic and includes all kinds of items from the past, e.g., old magazines, dishware, clothes. It's one of those places where you need to stop in on a regular basis to see what's new. I got a beautiful Heywood Wakefield end table that was in terrific condition for a reasonable price considering its quality. And they deliver!

Take your chances coming here. They might be closed without any notice for a "store meeting". They…read morerandomly close sections when they are pissed at employees who are responsible for said sections (the Book area was closed for several months because apparently the employee who was supposed to organize it didn't satisfy the owner). Today half of the store was sectioned off and unavailable, limiting their stock to less than half of what they have. Signs say that this is due to "reorganization", but employees have no information as to when it will be opened up and shoppers can only look at half of the store across barricaded pathways. I've never been at a store that can't manage inventory reorganization during off hours, especially given the amount of store closures this location has due to staff meetings (which I've also never seen a retail store be closed for). It's super frustrating that the store can't get their act together. Every "improvement" comes at the cost of customer convenience. It's honestly like the owner has never worked in a retail environment before. I keep trying to find things to like about this store, as it used to be one of my absolute favorites. Needless to say, they're making it incredibly hard to find reasons to come here. Side note: the staff are the only redeeming aspect of the store.

This thrift spot is normally pretty solid. They have so many racks that are clearly labeled. As…read morewell as a large sign on the wall that details price. They have dressing rooms that make it easy to try on clothes. The workers are always nice and helpful when getting things out of the case.