Revolve Clothing Exchange

Well, since it is October, it’s the season for Halloween and haunted this and haunted that. I came into this store, not for the clothes, but because I read it’s a haunted Ybor spot.
The people working were super nice. My doggie was with us, so they were all about playing with him. I then conversed with them to see if they had heard about the ghost. It is a little boy who hangs out in the front of the store, throws clothes on the floor, and just comes back and forth and likes to press one of the buttons on the cash register. One of the ladies working knew about it. The other did not. He also likes to go back and forth from this store and Le France.
The clothes here are fun. Lots of different styles. Tons of accessories and lots to see. I really like this store. Thanks to the little boy spirit, I learned what was sold here.

Employees kept chatting among themselves and ignored me after the initial «Hello». I had a question but decided not to ask because I’d have to speak louder than the two of them to get my voice heard. The dressing room stunk like a teenage boy’s room. Definitely, won’t go back there. Too bad.

I have a huge closet. I fill it with revolve clothing.
I don’t go there expecting to find a perfect item every time, but I have found great boots, leggings, t-​shirts for my boyfriend, heels for a wedding and little black dresses. I like to rotate and check out all three spots in the TBA.
My one complaint is that it doesn’t have a huge selection of great work appropriate attire. Everything is either see through or sleeveless, which doesn’t jive with my conservative work environment. I feel frustrated by never finding blouses with sleeves that are good for work.
I’ve sold clothes there before and I love getting money to spend by trading in my old clothes. It feels like I“m getting the most out of my clothing budget.
Like I said, sometimes I leave without buying anything. Usually I comb the racks and only find one or two things I like, but their clothing includes a range of styles and not everything is for me. I looked all summer for rayon dresses and didn’t have much luck, for example.
The staff is always friendly. I love the punch card discount.

love Love LOVE this place!
I would NOT compare it to Plato’s Closet.
The items are more unique. More affordable. And the staff was super friendly!

Revolve is an experience. It’s spacious, clean, has plenty of fitting rooms with great lighting and the staff is great. Revolve doesn’t have that god awful moth-​ball smell that most thrift shops have and it’s organized by size which i love. The staff was great, they even made suggestions that i found extremely helpful, they managed to keep conversation with my friend to keep him busy. The prices were really low and I got two dresses for around $ 18.00. In conclusion this place is great!

What a great little store among a few tacky tourist stops on Ybor city. The people were friendly, there were some nice selections, and the prices were generally reasonable. Some of the dresses are a bit expensive, but there are still some great items for under $ 10.

Great selection of vintage clothes.
Fairly priced & really nice and helpful staff!

If I lived in Tampa, I would go here all the time.
I just ended up here when I was visiting a friend. I love thrifting: D. I ended up getting a really cool jean jacket with leopard print on the color and sleeves for only $ 8!
If you like thrifting, you should definitely come here.

This place is super cute! The employees were sweet and very helpful. I can certainly see how people can find stuff in this joint, but I didn’t quite make it through all the racks. I found the place a little disorganized (clothing wise), but they still had a variety of things for really cheap.
I’m looking more of vintage clothing, and this place only had a handful. However, I’m sure with more digging I probably could have found more things. I left with a vintage looking dress purchased for $ 22.
They also have a frequent buyers card, so that’s great to know! Revolve Clothing Exchange reminds me of Plato’s Closet.

Adorable place, not much to say. Tear through half an hour and ~5 bucks here to dig for some cute stuff and take a piece home. Student discount Wednesday I believe but confirm.

Such a fun place to buy gifts for people. I got an excellent Sweet Valley High book there the other day and some combs for my hair. The staff are always nice and friendly.
A Tampa treasure for sure!

I hate to let out secrets but I’m already diggin’ the staff so here ya go! I like the idea of store credit for clothes that are too big for me now. I also like the fact that a lot of the clothes here are edgy, i.e. not boring, and fun!
I scored a fantastic Hawaiian shirt in beautiful colors for a ridiculous price. You go once and you must find something that you need to take home for a fair price. The manager, Julie, also makes some very creative jewelry to righteously «accessorize!» Revolve reminds me of some of the great rebuy stores that used to be in Georgetown, D.C. …‘cept this is better! I’ve only been here once, will continue to shop here, and I am a huge fan!

I have been to the Ybor and St. Pete locations. Both are a very friendly environment with racks full of clothes that are reasonably priced and are for every fashion in existance. The staff will help reserve you a dressing room before you can even ask and are very easy to chat with or ask an opinion of. The locations are desirable as well. Ybor is very nice during the day, with many cute and trendy shops as well as eateries, along with a movie theater around the block. If you are looking for a good consignment shop, this is one of the best ones I have seen since living near ASU in Arizona and going to Buffalo Exchange.

Very friendly staff that lets you dig without bothering you. Plenty of variety that includes vintage, used, and newer clothing. I’ve always found something that I just HAD to have when I’ve been there. The first trip it was a darling pair of turquoise earrings for a whopping $ 3 and the most recent trip was a pair of gently used wedge sandals for $ 13. Some of the «higher end» finds are still a bit out of my price range for used clothing ($ 27 for designer jeans, $ 40 for a Lilly Pulitzer dress) but that’s just me :)

Revolve features a wonderful selection of lightly-​worn and like-​new clothing and accessories that have been traded in.
The prices are amazingly low. I don’t think I’ve paid more than $ 10 per shirt and more than $ 15 per skirt. I did a trade-​in as well; the processing and weeding out was prompt, given the amount of clothing I traded in, and I received a phone call as soon as it was complete.
Everyone who works there is insanely nice, personable, and is happy to answer any questions one may have.
Great prices for unique articles of clothing!

Clothing is amazingly overpriced, sometimes. Revolve Clothing Exchange aims to change this.
Revolve buys, sells, and trades clothing, accessories, and anything else they find of interest, often at remarkable deals. You can find men’s shirts for under 10 dollars, women’s dresses for under thirty dollars, and accessories that can cost less than a dollar; and none of it is chintzy, it can be the real deal sometimes.
Sometimes, the pickings can come slim if no one has brought in or traded more, but that is a very rare occurrence — You’ll always find something cool.
Seriously, check this place out. They give discounts to students and occasionally have a «Happy Hour», wherein you can get very good «buy one get one free» deals. If you are in the mood to hunt for a good deal, find truly unique and brilliant clothing, or just have a closet of clothes that need to go somewhere, try Revolve Clothing Exchange.