Plato’s Closet Henderson

Like shopping here. Always find an item or two when I am really looking. Only thing that bothers me about this place is that they have a restroom but do not allow customers to use it. I had to walk next door to a restaurant and use theirs which caused me discomfort and feeling of pressure to buy something. Staff is always welcoming and helpful.

I don’t often give two star ratings, so let me explain. If you’re going in here to buy items, go for it. I have a hard time Not finding things in there that I like and end up buying! I’ve found most of the workers to be friendly and helpful, as well. In one instance, I was there at closing, and they didn’t hurry me out at all. They let me finish shopping, and laughed and joked with me as I bought my items.
BUT, if you’re planning on selling, I’ll agree with many of the other reviewers here — try your luck somewhere else. I brought in a whole bag of items, and they took only one, and gave me $ 1.65 for it. If that doesn’t make you feel like s*** nothing will. I can’t say I observed any of the stealing that others mentioned, but I wasn’t planning on bringing anything more to them to sell, anyway.
Bottom line: buy, don’t sell.

Wow all I can really say is WOW. I bring in 3 bags of all nmed brand stuff Miss Me, BKE, GUESS JEANS ALL IN PERFECT CONDITION. Tank tops that still have the tags on them, going out little black dresses from Bebe brand new belts and was told they will pass on EVERYTHING not on item bought not sure if they only buy forever 21 and walmart stuff but I bet those things are on the top of the buy list looking at what they sell. DON’T WAIST YOUR TIME unless your a teenager on a serious budget and still wear a tongue ring like the girl who decides what is bought. And to top it off had to wait an hour to be told they will pass. Lol wow

Today I realized that the warning expressed in numerous Unilocal reviews is legitimated: this afternoon I stopped by at Plato’s closet and brought two large bags full of new clothes to sell.
While I was browsing the store I watched the girl checking my stuff. She put some items on the counter while other pieces she picked got dropped behind the counter. Well, in retrospect I should have checked my bags before leaving the store for the clothing that got dropped behind the counter:
Back home I reorganized my stuff and realized that at least 5 expensive items were missing (Abercrombie & Fitch dress, French Connection shorts, floral romper and two lace dresses). And there is probably more missing. I certainly won’t go back!

Lots of great stuff, but don’t bring high end things, they won’t buy. Good for teens and 20 somethings. Workers are very polite.

I love discounted clothing stores/​thrift shops and there is always a hype about this place. I decided to check it out — only to be let down. First, I tried selling clothes but they would probably give me a value of less than $ 10. I’d much rather donate it. They are way too picky when it comes to accepting clothes. Second, a lot of the stuff they do take is garbage! They claim they purchase pieces that are in style but most of the pieces are no where near in style. A donation center probably would not even take it. Third, it is EXTREMELY overcrowded. You will be feeling claustrophobic. The racks are jam packed and difficult to go through. The employees are also hard to talk to as well. Plato’s Closet only brings me frustration and irritation. I will NEVER go back here nor ever recommend it to anyone. Such a waste of time to go here.

Took in a bag of nice hollister, tillys, and pacsun clothes to sell (was hoping to get at least $ 10) by the time they were done «looking» through my stuff she told me they didn’t need any of it and she gave me a list of things they «need», two of which were in my bag. Hmmmm? Makes you think if they really bothered going through my stuff.

Took 3 bags of items in store to sell and was told to come back. Returned and picked up what I assumed to be was all my things as they didn’t accept anything. Low and behold I go in the bags that have been sitting in my garage and a pair of pink Betsey johnson heels are missing. Beware if selling anything to take inventory when you take in AND when you leave. Never again!

I have a 11 year old son and he likes sneakers we went in as a first timer and we found lebron 11 signiture basketball shoes and not just one pair but 3 pairs we bought one pair for 65 dollars and these lebron 11 sneakers have a retail price of 180 dollars

I’ve been to this location a few times, always with a specific outfit in mind (this time, I needed jeans!). I love thrift stores and discount centers, so I don’t mind digging through over-​crowded racks; just be prepared to do the same! The store itself is pretty small and a little dark, and the clothes racks are VERY close together; so yet again, be prepared to squeeze past other customers!
With that being said, I always find what I’m looking for in the abundant selection! The employees are always friendly and helpful with unlocking fitting rooms for me and taking my clothes behind the counter until I’m ready to make my final purchase. All of the clothes are very decently priced (especially in the clearance sections!).
Another awesome thing about this location is that there is plenty of parking and it’s right next to a Panera, so after buying your jeans and crop tops, you can complete the basic white girl stereotype and get a iced mocha to go!

Awesome place to come shopping! It can be a hit or miss but it’s definitely worth the try! I’ve been shopping at this location since it opened about 3 years ago and love it! As a thrift shopping woman I approve of this store!

Don’t waste your time here! I brought in two big bags of clothes some dressed unused with the tags on, Bebe and other designer things, etc. They took one item and gave me $ 1.75 wtf?! Complete waste of time. Try this free app called Poshmark and you can sell and trade clothes on there, use ur own prices to sell and get more bang for ur buck! use my code BAALM for a free $ 5 to spend!

Okay sometimes I go here and it pisses me off. I bring in bags of clothes and they want to take 7 items and give me $ 9. I think I’d feel better just donating it all. And what’s worse is it all depends on what employee is working as to what they’ll take.
They do have some nice employees not going to lie, but sometimes their personal opinion seems to come into play when choosing what to buy from you.
Also, one of my friends went in here for the first time and gave a bag to try to sell. A girl with many tattoos helped her and when she went to recollect her bag she told me friend that they only wanted two things. Now since my friend was new she called me after asking me if it was normal for them to keep your things. I said no as they are supposed to give you back your bag if they do not want certain things. I believed my friend got taken advantage of and they took all her items and tried getting away with a small form of stealing. My friend does not go back there.
Now I have found some treasures there but maybe only one thing in the whole store so I do stop by every once in awhile. I just dislike their service greatly.

I came here during the one dollar sale day and considering that there was a line in front of the store before it opened, I was surprised to see that the sale section was fairly small. However, I did buy a lace dress and two tops from the sale. If you’re nearby, I think Plato’s is worth a visit on sale days but not if you have to drive across town.
Make sure to check this store’s Instagram page, platosclosethenderson, for good deals. Normally though, I would pass on most of the clothes since many of the brands, such as Forever 21 and Target, are often sold at the same price point as buying the clothes new from the original store.

Wow talk about horrible quality. I brought in a laundry basket full of lightly worn stuff. Steve Madden, Aeropostale, Forever 21, etc. they got 5 items and gave me $ 27. Are you kidding me? My stuff is WAY nicer, cleaner, and better quality! Why would you not take it?! Ridiculous. I will never go here again! Well Goodwill here I come.

Customers service was great. Greeted upon entry. Visited numerous times. Sometimes late before closing but they still give good service till we left.

I feel like it’s a game of chance everytime I come in to sell my clothes. The very first time I sold, I brought in 2 huge bins of my most updated clothes/​shoes, I come back 2 hours later & to my surprise I received $ 75 for about half of my stuff!
I came back a couple weeks later with more clothes & felt confident I was going to receive somewhat the same amount. I check back & they only grabbed one item for $ 10 from my bin of clothes.
Tried another time with my boyfriend, they bought 4 items for like $ 27 and some of those clothes were from the same batch that I brought? So I’m not sure if it’s just which person that day that goes through your stuff but if that’s how it works, I’d rather have only the male workers go through my stuff… $$$ :)

If you go in with low expectations as a seller, this will be a decent experience. I arrived with a bag of about 15 items and they told me it would be an hour, so I could wait or come back. I chose to come back, and they were ready when they told me they would be. Out of all the items, they took a pair a jeans, a purse and a tank top, which got me $ 12. Like I said, I came in with low expectations, knowing I wouldn’t get much, so this was no surprise to me.
So if you just want to make enough money to cover lunch, then this place is worth a stop, but if you’re expecting to fill your wallet then don’t bother.

We really enjoy Plato’s. They have a good amount of clothing. They have a lot of good quality, gently used clothes at really affordable prices. They even carry designer denims for both male & female. I like to get my button down long/​short sleeve shirts from here because I can always find ones that look brand new and they cost a fraction of the price. Also great for denims.
Something great about Plato’s is that they buy your gently used clothing. You can get cash, which is cool, but will receive more going the store credit route. We always bring a few items and drop them off for review while we browse then when we’re done, if we’ve found anything, we use the store credit towards it and BAM! New gear and nothing out of pocket :)

I usually decide to wait until I have at least been to a place twice before I write a review, but I enjoyed my visit enough today to wanna write about it immediately. I have been to other Plato’s Closets in the past, in other states. This was my very first visit to one in Las Vegas, and it far exceeded my expectations.
When I arrived, I was greeted promptly. If you read my reviews, then you know I am a stickler for this, having worked retail for so many years. Anyway, the girl noticed me carrying a pile of clothing that I was trying to sell and immediately pointed to the counter in front and let me know she would be right with me. Here’s a lovely little story: When I had arrived at Buffalo Exchange earlier that evening, I wandered around helplessly and stood in the wrong line for a good amount of time, because no one greeted me or directed me on where to go or what to do, and there were no signs giving me any useful info. I was highly annoyed by this. It was great to have someone help me out right away, instead of awkwardly watching me carry a cumbersome, 15 pound heap of crap all around the store for five minutes.
Back to what I was originally talking about, the salesgirl here gave me quick and very clear instructions, and let me wander around while she picked through everything. This is when I discovered «them.» Those lovely Betsey Johnson heels! I die. Too awesome to pass up. And they were only priced at $ 16! So with my trade in amount of $ 6, I only paid $ 10 for those shoes! Amaze-​balls. I’m not big on the majority of the clothing at Plato’s, because most of it is geared toward teens who like Abercrombie, American Eagle Outfitters and Areopostale. Not my particular cup o’ tea, but if you sift through anything long enough, you are bound to find something you like.
Juicy tidbit: I overheard the salesgirl telling some customers about a sale they have a few times a year. I guess you pay $ 15, and they give you a bag. You get to keep anything clearance that you can shove into that bag. Pretty darn cool, if you ask me.