Hissyfits

Hissyfits is awesome. The staff is amazing. You will only find the best quality clothing unlike other consignment stores. I like to shop local and this is the cutest and best kiddo place.

I’ve gone to Hissyfits several times for clothing and gear for my two girls. I’ve found some cute things but generally find them to be more expensive than other children’s consignment shops. Yesterday I had the worst experience and will never return! Halfway to the Children’s Museum I realized in my rush to get out the door I’d forgotten my 1 year old’s shoes (I know who does that?!). It was several minutes before they closed, I called to verify the time and plead my case and was told «We close at 5». Great I thought, I’ll get there with just enough time to get shoes and continue on, WRONG! As I rushed to the door with my two children I was told, «we’re closed» I explained the situation, and I would pay cash, and take only a minute (which technically I had), and literally begged! NOPE! Luckily the people at Baby Bloomers (a mile down the road) were far kinder and understanding.

Well not sure where to start…
I lived in Phoenix and came across Hissyfits on Unilocal while I was pregnant and wanted to visit however I moved out of the state and never made it to the store.
I recently started shopping on social networks and supporting small shops and was so glad to have come across HF. I ordered an item and was charged for it, two weeks went by and I was a little concerned that my item hadn’t arrived, I assumed they were busy and only made PO drops some days. We’ll I decided to contact them yesterday (three weeks later) only to find out they made a mistake and they had to refund my money. Unorganized much?
It wasn’t quite the experience I as a first time customer was looking for. Most likely won’t order anything unless I happen to be in Phoenix and decide to pop in to the store instead.

Great customer service, fabulous prices and a great selection of everything.

Hands down the best second hand kids store I’ve had the pleasure of coming across. I’m pretty picky so I think says enough about the quality and selection that they take in.

I will say, you are much better off shopping here if you have girls, not boys. The pink and puffy dresses and other clothing items greatly out weight the boys section. I have a boy, and have never bought from here, just traded in some items of his. I think they are more than fair on the percentage the customer gets. The store is clean cute and centrally located. The only thing that may make people nervous is that when they agree to take the item, you arnt told what they will list it at. So, you’re putting your trust in the staff that they arnt pricing it for pennies. My first sale was a pair of kids converse, that they sold for 20, I received 9 cash, instead of the trade option. If you are willing to part with the items for an unknown purchase amount, and wait until they sell to get your cash, I definitely recommend this charming little spot!

oh, sweet hissyfits… how i have loved you. the utopian and communal concept of weirdo moms gathering up their unusual items and bringing them to a central location. a mecca of sorts, abundant with the hard to find, unique and adorbs. i could often splurge on those overpriced baby hunter boots or mini boden cardi-​because i was sure that i would get a good credit when i made the pilgrimage to the oasis that was hissyfits. i could rest easy in the knowledge that i could use these credits to purchase other treasures curated by your funky fresh shop gals. they would be working diligently to keep the facebook feed a flowing with updates featuring fantastic frocks and fittings.
but then, the unthinkable happened– you were zuckerberged. facebook asked that you pay a fee for using there outlet for business promotion, i have know idea what that fee was-​but it must have been a pretty penny because you said «no way».
and that was the end of my love affair with hissyfits.
now the best goodies are posted on instagram, and store credits are no longer honored for these items. if you want to use your credits, you are limited to the picked over corpses that remain on the racks in-​store.
recently, someone asked if you accepted credit for instagram and the reply was:
«sorry since we have so many new out of state customers we are doing paypal only for IG items. We wont use store credit for them unless the item states «no shipping» or «call to purchase» «
tragic. with all the cries to shop local and support local business… preference is being given to people outside of the 602. will they shop the hullabaloo? will they bring in items for you to stock?
i will snatch up whatever i can salvage to burn through my remaining credit and i too will peddle my wares on instagram. cash is king after all.
queue the break up song.

Cute little house converted into a store front with accessories and clothing for toddlers to tweens. They have cribs, toddler clothing, tutus, diaper bags and more. The store could be a little better arrange yet nice staff and reasonable prices.

Cute, sometimes over the top selection. Prices teens to be a bit high, but not outrageous.

Awesome place! We found some huge bargains on some brand new high end clothes and to top it off we left a bag with the cashier and forgot it. We drove all the way back home to Las Vegas and I called 2 days later when we realized we had forgotten our mechandise… they had it and let our friends pick it up. We will be back for sure… Thank You Hissyfits!

I’ve been very disappointed with this place, I had consigned there several times and feel that they have favorites. There is brand new target and Carters brands on rack, but I have had new with tags on and she doesn’t take them. They are so kind to some and so rude to others. My clothes are very well taken care of and all named brand. They are taking less and less… The Owner is so rude!!! Several times, she just is super snobby! I have chosen to no longer consign but sell on offer up app now.

I have been a fan of this store since it opened. I was an Aunt long before I was a mom and stopped into their grand opening for my nieces. I miss an early employee who remembered me and my children so much she was surprised I was looking at girl items when I have two boys. It might be nice to receive this type of service again, early customers were spoiled by her. :-)
Some items can be a bit overpriced but still cheaper than new; and let’s face it, as soon as you buy a new item and wash it once, IT’S USED! I have noticed Customer Service at both stores have improved, thank you for this. I still recommend all my family and friends to Hissyfits and pray they receive great service as well.
I was moved to write this review because I called today and the person who answered the phone took the time to look through the racks and describe to me over the phone the types and sizes of Halloween costumes that were on the racks. This busy mom appreciates this kind service and I look forward to the upcoming Hullabaloo!

This place has the worst customer service. Not once have I ever been greeted when coming to this store. The owner is the worst of them all. They favor certain people and discriminate aginst the sizeof pregnancy clothes they take. I would never refer anyone there they also over charge for USED clothes. Forgot to mention one worker told some customer that car seats can not have been in n an accident then Whispered but who really knows. … I would never buy a life saving device from these people whom obviously don’t take it seriously.

I loooooooooooooove me some Hissyfits!!!
I’ve been shopping here for years, even though I JUST had a baby 3 months ago! I have lots of Little’s in my life and know that if I want to find something cool and unique, that HF is where to go! I think their pricing is spot on and you can really score some great items!
Twice a year they do something called The Hullabaloo, where they bring in tons of amazing crafters (mostly moms) who sell THE MOST amazing items ever! I did a ton of my Christmas shopping at their fall event and all the kids I shopped for loved what they got. I missed the spring event, so I am chomping at the bit for this years fall Hullabaloo!
And on a side note, the owner is FANTASTIC! I am pretty sure all the negative reviewers have sticks up their asses because I have never had one bad experience here!

Hissyfits is a resale shop so you’ll never know what you’ll find, but when I checked it out there was a decent selection of children’s clothes and a small maternity selection. I happened to be looking for furniture and didn’t see much along those lines (but they did have a couple of basic rocker/​ottoman sets). I only ended up buying a pair of very fairly priced maternity pants and was surprised they ended up being on sale at the check-​out register. If I would have known they were having a sale, I might have tried harder to find more stuff. And, BTW, it’s a very crowded store and the bathroom doubles as a fitting room.
They had some baby bjorns for about 50% off retail that I would have considered if I could have figured out how to put it on without the manufacturer’s instructions. My one and most serious complaint is that I overheard a store employee talking to a customer about car seats. Buying a used car seat is already a little risky and her response to reselling the seat was «We ask that your car seat hasn’t been in accidents, but, you know,…» Not a ringing endorsement in my opinion.

Eeeehhhhhh… I really hesitated writing this review, because I think HIssyfits was (is) really great. It’s just the last few times (over the last 6 months or so) I’ve been in, I haven’t found a single item I’d buy for either of my daughters. I’ve also brought clothing here on several occasions to consign, usually new or very gently used big-​box brands, and they deny most of it. I don’t take it personally; mostly I just wonder why a brand new summer outfit from Target /​BabyGap /​Carter’s wouldn’t be worth selling?
Last summer I dropped a small fortune on denim shorts and rompers, dresses, and t-​shirts (BabyGap, Target, Junk Food, Crewcuts, Tea, Imoga, etc) for my then two year old… and my run a couple of weeks ago, hoping to do the same (for my now three year old), left me empty handed and majorly disappointed. I feel Hissyfits’ aesthetic has changed so much over the last few months that they now carry clothing I would never be interested in buying (super frilly «designer items» that are way too colorful and over the top). And whereas last summer most items I filtered through were very gently used or seemingly brand new, most of what I’ve seen recently looked old and clearly used. I’ve also noticed that the items they post on Facebook haven’t been as great as they have been in the past. (Yes, I realize this is a consignment shop and merchandise is always rotating.)
I don’t think it’s just me, because I have several friends with great taste in children’s clothing who’ve tried consigning recently, and HF wouldn’t take more than an item or two. They have also complained of the lack of good inventory. (I’ve suggested just buying from each other from now on.)

You’re entitled to your opinion
AND
So am I
This Pig Sty is Poorly Managed.
The Staff has BIG TIME ATTITUDE problems.
The Owner, is the root of ALL problems and issues.
My Ethics … My Standards:
Every business starts with one star … GETTING MORE … HAS TO BE EARNED.

BRILLIANT IDEA. Everyone knows kids grow out of clothes, toys, shoes, attitudes, etc so quickly. Most items are gently used especially when they are very young. I went to Hissyfits with my friend who is a die hard fan and wow! she got some serious deals.
The place is packed, it is separated by boys/​girls and then by size. There is even a section for toys, maternity wear, strollers (which I hear go quickly), baby needs like bedding, crib mattresses, high chairs, baby carriers– all sorts of goodies!
The prices are a steal and hard to pass up. Yes, the place is jam packed but that’s even better– more selection!
Friend them on facebook and you will hear about all the specials they have and items coming and going.

–CUTE store décor, very unique.
–Way TOO cluttered and hard to walk around. I don’t think a person in a scooter or wheelchair would be able to get around in here. Don’t bring your kid in a stroller either.
–I was going to make a purchase, but the counter was too cluttered and employee was too busy with customer chit-​chat, meh! I put down my potential purchase and left.
–It’s hard to shop when you feel squished in by the merchandise, racks, and piles of boxes/​totes.
–A few things had no price tags, not worth interrupting the employees to check the price.
–Prices are NOT cheap.
–Parking is convenient… either park next door at the crappy Thrift Store or at the Chase Bank parking lot and walk over.

Hissyfits is a rad little shop for outfitting short people with personality. The store offers a solid mix of sweet, cutesy stuff that would make my mom swoon and the punky, tongue-​in-​cheek stuff I favor for the imps in my life.
We picked up a skull & crossbones onesie and a pink fur diaper cover for some friends’ brand new baby and an impulse dinosaur raincoat for another friend’s preschooler. Almost as awesome as our punkily adorable finds was the price – the grand total was around fifteen bucks.