Clothing Consignment Shops in the Triangle (Raleigh, Durham: real estate, live, designers)

[goldenage1]

Are there any consignment shops in the Triangle that would be good for selling women's business clothing? I am speaking of good suits and dresses that would be suitable for a banker, lawyer, real estate agent, etc. If it matters, most of them are a 10 Petite and from good stores like Talbots.

I live on the coast, where almost no one wears business clothing. I would be willing to drive my stuff to downtown Raleigh or Durham. I have had a yo-yo weight problem, and these items are too small now.

[MikeJaquish]

https://consigningdesign.com/clothing-department
"We are selective and we don't accept any items that are wrinkled, have ANY stains, have strong odors, items that are out of season, items that are 3 years or older (beside some vintage), or any items that are not our customers preferences."


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https://dressraleigh.com/pages/consi...yAAEgKk_fD_BwE

[Jkgourmet]

I've successfully sold high-end clothing on TheRealReal.com. be sure to check the list if designers they accept. It was an easy painless process (unlike ThreadUp, who I would call semi-scammers.)

[goldenage1]

Originally Posted by Jkgourmet

I've successfully sold high-end clothing on TheRealReal.com. be sure to check the list if designers they accept. It was an easy painless process (unlike ThreadUp, who I would call semi-scammers.)

Thanks. TheRealReal is too "designer" for what I have. I think I would be better off listing on EBay to get a wider audience.

[919 rtp]

I have a co-worker who sells stuff on Posh Mark. I don't know anything about them.

[Jkgourmet]

Originally Posted by goldenage1

Thanks. TheRealReal is too "designer" for what I have. I think I would be better off listing on EBay to get a wider audience.

Honestly - everything I sold on TheRealReal was originally purchased at My Sister's Closet in Scottsdale, AZ; meaning, it was used clothing when I bought it!