Classy & Sassy Consignments

Unfortunately, I couldn’t find anything of any interest to me. The shop had more of a thrift store feel and I didn’t see anything that was of good quality. It had poor lighting too. The 2-​star rating kind of sums it up. Meh. I’ve experienced better.

I went once on a whim & wound up finding a great picture for my living room & a cute scarf. Their prices are decent & their inventory is good.

This shop was bright, clean and well stocked. I was hunting for a gently used winter coat. My favorite, everyday coat, went missing… and with the weather changing, needed to get one kind of quick. There was a nice selection of coats (and everything else) but I didn’t buy one. The prices were more than I was willing to spend… the coats all seemed to be in the $ 40 and up range. There were other consignment shops that offered the same quality and size range for less. In fact, I could find a nice used coat for around $ 19.99 in the other places… so I was disappointed.

This location has since moved to Burlington, on KY-​18 past the YMCA. Still an overall matronly collection. Also a slight thrift store smell. I didn’t find any clothing, shoes, or jewelry I liked. But I did find a big Pilsbury Doughboy dry-​erase magnet calendar to put on the fridge for $ 5.95, so at least it wasn’t a complete waste of a trip. The Union location has a much better selection though.

Situated in an Oakbrook strip mall, this recently opened consignment store is well-​stocked with women’s apparel, including formal wear, sports wear, business suits, casual wear, shoes, jewelry, and purses. The store also carries a small inventory of children’s clothing, home décor and furniture. Each item is marked with three prices and three dates; the older the item is, the more discounted it becomes.
While all of the clothes that I examined were in like-​new condition, most of the styles were pretty matronly. I didn’t find any hip designer duds here. However, Classy & Sassy had a nice display of new earrings that were only $ 2.95 a pair. Prices for clothing items were similarly modest, ranging from about $ 5 to $ 20.