Sunny Daize, The Unique Boutique

Great place in the area for women’s clothing, very good high end items at a fraction of the retail price. Very helpful and attentive staff as well. If I were a woman I would only shop here, but since they no longer carries mens clothing I cannot. But great find all the same!

I was shocked when I saw the reviews for this store but then I see all the positive ones are «filtered» for some reason by Unilocal.I have shopped at Sunny Daize and bought Brooks Brothers shirts and a Penguin coat, all new with tags. My older brother has found sports coats by Zegna and Canali, and just got a pair of never been worn Alden shoes this week. The men’s section is small, but has great merchandise. My college friends shop here to get Shoshanna, Milly and Lilly Pulitzer. Great store with a huge selection. Definitely a thumbs up.

My favorite shoes came from sunny Daize. Brand new Franceshetti’s from Barneys New York for half the retail price. I love this place. They always have the nicest designer stuff at great prices. The staff is helpful and the inventory is top caliber… bigger selection for women’s clothes, but men’s department is decent. Highly recommend a visit.

I am a big consignment shopper and have been to consignment stores all over the country. This is a waste of a drive to the boutique. Small selection. Additionally, the sales people spoke to everyone who entered the store after me but did not speak to me once. Poor selection and poor service.

Their webpage mentions NEW designer clothes, but once at the store you realize the soles of the shoes are used and most clothes do not have original labels on. Maybe a section for consignment and a section for new clothes would improve the shopping experience.

As the previous posters have said, everything is way, way overpriced. The gowns look like prom dresses and their «only newer» policy is questionable. Their service is terribly snobbish.
Their consignment policy is ridiculous. They took 6 pairs of shoes (telling me they ONLY accept new), turning their nose up at a gorgeous pair of Ralph Lauren boots that had only been worn once. Indoors. I never received a receipt, either. On top of that, I never received a courtesy call to let me know I should pick up any unsold shoes. They «donated» them. Of course I don’t believe a word of that. One pair were new Badgley Mischkas!
If you want lovely service and a great selection, try Sugarbakers and their fabulous new location on Hurstbourne.
Added 11/​27/​2013 — Since I wrote this review (and made a correction), someone from Sunny Daize actually called me, I imagine based on this review. I don’t know if this is something they do when they receive a negative review; I would hope not. In any event, reaching out does not change my opinion.

This place is not great. Very expensive and it is hard to tell what is used and what is new. Also, the women who work here (own it?) are not big on hospitality.
Many great consignment/​resale places in Louisville, Sassy Fox, Margaret’s, and Judy’s to name 3 that are super!

Holy crap is this stuff overpriced. That wasn’t the biggest problem though since I barely got to look at anything as the scent (incense or air freshener, I’m not sure which) was overpowering and my contacts started to burn within a minute of being inside.
But I did to see a few of the «designer» jeans marked at $ 60+. So the designer stuff is all ½ off the sticker price and its a consignment shop vs. a thrift store so people are expecting to make some money back off their clothes. But I’m sorry, used clothing is still used, even with that designer label. If I can get the same thing new off the sale rack for less, then why would I want to buy it used? And then have to wash it 5 times to remove the eye-​stinging scent of the store before wearing it.
2 stars because it did have a large selection and appeared well organized. If you MUST have a certain label or maybe are looking for a prom or formal dress, then I can see this being a good place to shop.