Revolving Closet

I love this store! The owner and her assistant are funny and have great taste. I go regularly because they always have new items. I was in there recently and this consignor came in and raised holy hell with the owner even after the owner repeatedly reminded the consignor of the failure to pick-​up and donate policy in the contract. The consignor had been given a pick-​up call and failed to get her things for over 2 months. The items were donated per contract and the consignor went ballistic. She said the donated items had sentimental value to her. Hello than why did you try to sell them in the first place? The consignor wouldn’t leave the shop until the owner asked her to leave 3 times. The owner was right and handled the situation well.

This shop is a great find. The owner has fab taste and is always looking for quality pieces. Like all vintage/​consignment shops, you have to keep coming back but you’ll always find something good.

I live close to downtown Grapevine and I shop here occasionally. They carry «high end» brands including Banana Republic, JCrew, Ann Taylor, Michael Kors. Most of what I have purchased is in the $ 30 range. For example, the first time I shopped here, which I equate to a Plato’s Closet or Clotheshorse Anonymous, I bought a pair of Michael Kors boots for $ 30 (and I wear them often) and a Gap cable knit cardigan sweater for $ 30. There are definitely some good «jewels» here.

Love their selection of designer bags and shoes! Always find something new when I come in and love chit chatting with the lovely staff :-)
Thanks guys!

Went to «Revolving Closet» today 1÷9÷2015, had to say it was the WORST customer
service I have ever seen in my life!!! Asked the owner if they had any larger sizes, I wear a 1x. She looked down here nose at me and said, oh, I only except high end clothing!!!
So I guess larger fashions aren’t high end! Looked at the cloths she had, none of them were high end. I suppose if you consider Loft high end, I don’t think so… The prices were outrageous for SECOND HAND clothing, 28.00 and 30.00 for a typical sweater. You can get that NEW at the Loft for that price. Not to mention the place smelled like sewage. My take is… take your business elsewhere!!! It’s a VERY OVERPRICED used clothing store, that doesn’t carry larger sizes.
There is a lot to be said for friendly respectful customer service, I refuse to shop where the owner is rude and snobbish.
#NOPLUSSIZES. Don’t waste your time shopping where the service is demeaning.
This shop owner was the WORST. The only thing high end in that store were the prices and the nasty attitude. The racks were bare. Shop somewhere where the attitude is welcoming, and the owner respects their customers, no matter their size.
DON’T SHOP AT THE «REVOLVING CLOSET.»

Excellent selection of jeans and designer handbags. Unfortunately, I did not purchase anything because the shop owner was on the phone the entire time. I am assuming customer service and manners are not her strong suit. To bad.

I am a long time customer and have usually always had a great experience. Today my husband and I walked in and were the only two in the store. The lady behind the counter never looked up or said hello. I finally took the initiative to say «hi» to which she barely replied.
I tried on some great designer pieces but ended up putting them all back because I was so upset.
They have lost my business for sure

Great place. Friendly owner. Has an impeccable selection of clothing. Stop if you’re in town! :)

Yesterday was the first time I’ve tried shopping at an upscale resale store and I had just had an amazing experience at Style & Grace in Grapevine (which isn’t on Unilocal,so forgive me for throwing it in this review!). Having just bought a bunch of awesome stuff for next to nothing, I figured I should give Revolving Closet a shot since I was still waaaay under budget.
It was a let down compared to the store I had just been to. Some of the racks were too cramped to properly look through and the prices weren’t crazy good. For instance, I had just purchased a BCBG Max Azria dress for $ 10 and a nearly identical dress was on sale at Revolving Closet for $ 35. There was also a brand the store carries mixed in, so that was a little confusing. The quality of the in-​store brand seemed on par with Forever 21 — cute, but cheap.
For their shoe display, they only keep one of the pair available to look at, so you have to request the other shoe to try it on. In my case, waiting for the other shoe took FOR-​EV-​ER, Sandlot style.
The owner was the only person working and spent lots of time chatting with the people she was helping. Long enough for me to start shedding items I wanted… I initially was going to walk out with four things but as I waited… and waited… and waited some more I realized the things in my hand weren’t really worth the not-​so-​cheap resale prices (at least compared to Style & Grace).
It was an uncomfortably long wait in an uncomfortably cramped store, but I will say I noticed some amazing handbags for way under the tag price. So for designer handbags, this place might actually be amazing. For clothes, only if you are prepared to dive in and dig.

I feel kind of weird giving five stars to a business I’ve never been in, but I also didn’t want to dock a star just because I hadn’t been inside. So… yeah. Let’s just say that this store is a five-​star fantasy of mine, until I find myself back in Grapevine, TX and can make it a reality.
I was just in Dallas on work, and my completely unreliable GPS kept taking me to my work site through «historic downtown Grapevine.» Which, admittedly, was adorable, but I was ON A MISSION, so I just drove through each time, Christmas lights be damned. Finally, one time, I drove a bit slower and glanced at the shops, and saw this one!
Now, one of my favorite things in the world is thrift/​consignment shops, and one of my favorite parts of traveling is visiting NEW thrift shops, with NEW people donating and NEW local styles. It’s like a piece of some other town that I can bring back home with me and make my own. I have dresses from Paris and coats from Boston and tons of blouses from all over the country; and I knew, as soon as I saw this place, that I would find at least one great thing in it.
That it was My Kind of Place. Not your average thrift store, with depressing racks of cast-​offs that you would never have even bought new, but a store that had at least one gem lurking within for every size and style. I got my credit card ready and figured out when I’d have a break at work, and told myself, you know what they say about all work and no play — I deserve this little detour.
But alas! I was only in town on Sunday and Monday, which are the only two days this store is closed. I was heartbroken. Still, a part of me kind of likes knowing that this store is there, waiting for me when work sends me across the country again. People come to my hometown for the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty and all other kinds of places I never go to, but someday I will go to Grapevine, TX for this store.

Revolving Closet is hit or miss but worth stopping in if you are walking Main Street and have some time.

Great Great Great consignment store, prices are incredibly low for the high quality and high-​end name brands to be found there. Service and assistance is superb. Plus, the store is xtremly clean compared to most other stores of this type. Met two women shopping that said they are once a week regulars at Revolving… that says the most about this place!