Roundabouts Consignments

I really like this consignment store. They have a large selection of clothing, jewelry, furniture, artwork, crystal and china, and other household accessories. There's costume jewelry and a boutique with designer handbags and wallets. There's also a shoe section. In short, there's a little something for everyone.

I have found many gems in this store. They have a pricing system where an item is originally marked at one price, but if it remains in the store for a period of time that Price drops. After a bit more time, that price drops again . So if you are patient, and lucky, you might be able to get some real bargains. They accept consignment too! The facility is usually pretty clean and organized.

Over the last year, I took things to consign almost every week. When I went to pick up things that had not sold, items were missing. They are not responsible for anything stolen so I am the one that is out. They have also changed contract where the consignee gets less and the yearly fee has gone up to $10 instead of $5. Not worth it for my 30 min trip for the little bit that I got.

The quality and quantity of items has been decreasing for quite some time now, and items are very hard to find in store. Things are all over the place and no longer sorted much by category other than glassware (which is over priced on a lot of items) and it's starting to look more like a junk shop rather than "upscale consignment".
Some of the staff is pleasant, so I gave 2 stars.

I see alot of reviews saying the customer service was rude but I've been going their for years and never experienced it and I think the prices are good and love the fact that they go down overtime!!!

Had completed my appointment request and signed up, etc. No appointment found by staff for that day. It was a mess and terns are not the best for placing items on consignment

From a buyers rating this might be a good pick, but as a consigner it is vey disappointing. High dollar brands in new condition retrieve less than $5 apiece. Top brand name items rarely sell, which I presume go to "charity" when not sold. Very frustrating , however there is not another consignment store in the area that takes such a wide variety of items. A year or two ago the return was much better and quicker, but now under new management and pretty pitiful returns for consignors.

You can find some nice things here, but similar to another reviewer, I think you could probably find similar prices at a TJ Maxx type store. They have a bunch of furniture that I'm sure would be nice if I was in the market for new furniture.

For the first time, I went last week to try to sell a couple old shoes that were gently worn. I didn't realize that you give them your items and then you only get paid if it's sold and they'll adjust the price depending on how long it's on the store floor. Maybe this is how most places work, but the only experience I had with another consignment store they bought the items (that they accepted of course). Roundabouts only has certain days they accept items so that's a little limiting too.

Way overpriced for used clothes, shoes, and furniture. I gave it two stars because the place was kept fairly clean but with as big as this store was i was hoping to find some treasures but found nothing. They had Nine west blazers for $60+ whereas a normal thrift store like even Goodwill would have it for $7. They had used sandals upwards $200+. If you like to frequent consignment shops I wouldn't recommend coming here. You're better off going to Savers to the Goodwill.

It is some nice things in the store and I like the way it's set up but the prices are a little expensive for it to be consignment. Yes it's name brand and some designer items but you can shop at TJ max and buy something new for the same price or a few dollars more.

Very unprofessional staff. Rude, clueless and pushy.
Poorly merchandised, outdated assortment (think goodwill). Boutique is a joke closely guarded by Boutique police. Unless you are in search of Dynasty-ish pieces and Vera Bradley, save yourself a trip. Oh, oily packaged baked goods by the register just ads more confusion to this cluttered, unwelcoming place.