My Sister’s Attic

I like the idea of buying and selling at a consignment shop but I never find anything when I go to my sisters closet because they only take in high end merchandise but most of that higher end stuff is usually ugly!!! I bring in age appropriate for the business woman and articles of clothing from The Buckle, INC, Ralph Lauren, etc and they never take anything. I had 6 large bags of quality stuff that ladies would wear from ages 25 – 40 and they only took 3 articles of clothing out of all of it. Most still had the tags on it. Brand new $ 200 Rock Revivals jean and they want to sell for $ 12. I may go to «the attic» but will NEVER buy from «the closet». They can keep that old lady crap!

I really like this place. I have been slowly replacing my furniture and have taken several of my older pieces (in still good condition) to the store and they’ve sold nearly everything. The employees are always friendly and helpful plus it feels good to be supporting a locally owned business.

Found a Jovani Dress for $ 60. It still had tags on it. Excellent customer service, Deena is very knowledgable and helpful.

My only complaint is you cannot return anything for any reason. When you consign, if your item doesn’t sell, you have to pay per each item if you want to get it back before it goes to donation.
That being said, they donate their stuff to charities that I would donate my things to anyway.
The prices are good, most items are in like new or great used condition. They have a lot of brand name labels. Purses shoes sunglasses jewelry clothing perfume luggage… all things fashion. Some very high end.
If you’re tired of your luxury items, by the time they sell it for you, you will get at least if not more for your things than you would if you sold them at a garage sale and they are out of your house. You get about half of what they sell it for.

Great customer service! Have been shopping here for years, great deals and fun finds.

Think twice before consigning with this place. I’ve never so signed with a company that does not disclose the selling price or notify you when it does sell. They will screw you over big time. I got three different stories, one from the mgr, one from the assist mgr and one from a clerk about why they advertised the item and sold but only gave my daughter half the price. Something is definitely not kosher with this company, or maybe just this location. They will cover their tracks, deleting website posts showing sold price, to justify their lies. They are supposed to research the item to determine a price. The manager admitted to messing up and sold it for half the price, so he claims. I’m hoping calls to their corporate office will result in some action. This place is a joke…

Wow. I expected more from these guys. I had only heard good things but I will never consign with them again: here’s why–
After picking up my two piece sectional (in great condition, less than a year old) and another sofa couch, great condition as well. I received an email from the manager telling me that due to small marks on the back of one of the sectional pieces, they may not be able to sell the couch and that they would just donate it. Absolutely not! I will take it back before you just donate it.
Once I saw it on their site and that they sold it for $ 895 I went in to receive my 45% cash value which then come to find out they sold it for $ 495, NOT $ 895. Such a rip off so for two piece sectional and couch I got $ 330 cash when I could have probably got $ 1000 for all them anywhere else.
Never ever again. Rip off crooks.

My Sister’s Attic has a decent selection of consigned and used furniture and home décor and I wish I had liked it better. However, of all the consignment, antique and vintage stores we have visited in the area, this one had the worst service. Every interaction I observed (and I was there for over an hour) was, at best, chilly and unhelpful. I’d say go if you’re in the area, but otherwise there are so many better options.

Great buys at great prices. furniture to nik– naks. Sales people are very helpful. One guy in particular can’ remember his name.

Like the one on 44^th street, excellent prices and service, carry high end brands at reasonable prices. it is a little cramped, but for the great prices and designer Furniture, i can look over this.

Paid $ 75 for them to pick-​up my burgundy sofa in very good condition and sell it on consignment in March of 2013. Sure wish they would send me an alert email when it sold, but you have to go to their store to check. I checked back in March of 2014 to discover that it sold for a price they didn’t disclose to me, but they offered me either $ 87 cash or $ 130 store credit. I took the cash, but in the end I only netted $ 12 so I could have sold it on Craig’s list for at least $ 100 or donated it. Big bummer!

This place is great. They have so many higher end clothing items at reasonable, sometimes huge, discounts.
Like a Ralph Lauren gently worn long sleeve button down, $ 12??? Designer suit jackets for $ 10? Pants that Dillards sells for over $ 50, marked down to (DRUMROLL PLEASE) $ 3?
And for the ladies, Louis and Coach purses for up to 90% off regular price, The clothing selection comes in many sizes and styles.
Clean store — a little cramped but I’m not gonna complain.
HERE’S A SHOCK FOR ALL OF YOU WHO LOOK FOR MY PATENTED RANTS:
My twins were acting up. One of them in particular kept knocking down ties. I asked multiple times for them to behave. One of the employees asked multiple times directly to my son to behave.
The final straw, when my son dropped some suspenders, the employee delicately grabbed my son and sternly — but eloquently — asked him to stop touching the merchandise. Ready for the rant?
WE NEED MORE OF THIS IN OUR COUNTRY!!! I wasn’t offended or bothered in the least. I know some people who would get in that employees face and up in arms over this action. Not me — good for them. I don’t like being anywhere that children are misbehaving, especially when they are my kids, and I felt that the employee was well within their rights. I wish more employees and more parents handled matters this way, because it is effective as long as it is delicately handled (which it most certainly was). Kudos to that employee.

I really love this store, they have a lot of interesting furniture but the prices are about 200 – 300 dollars too high, I think they are marking it up too much. When you are buying random furniture, if you want to sell it and get rid of it, you need to have prices that walk out the door, there were a ton of people in there but nobody buying anything including me, I need a headboard, desk and a big chair but Im not spending 400 – 500 dollars apiece used scratched stuff. Hello, Mark it Down!

«Why wasn’t this called My Parent’s Attic?»
Although this is a consignment furniture store, this store left me hanging. After venturing into My Sister’s Closet and Well Suited and finding bargains there, I was expecting to find the same type of selection of brand name furniture, however what I found to be was a more antique shopping experience. There are some nice quality items, but perhaps my experience have always been okay. That being said, I never miss a chance to come in to pass the time since my wife is still shopping at My Sister’s Closet. I would suggest to corporate to open a small deli and call it My Sister’s pantry or kitchen and then we can get a bite while shopping. Although consigning food items would be frowned upon.
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This review is for the location in the Desert Village Shopping center at Pinnacle Peak. My family and I were visiting my relatives in AZ for xmas vacation and after my sisters closet, went over to check this place out.
Like its other store, which is consignment, this one has furniture. It is pretty organized and everything looks pretty new and barely used.
It is a little over crowded and you have to be careful not to turn around and bump things. I bought this ceramic canister for utensils, very nice and it was $ 5. My mom bought a candle snuffer and my dad bought her a candle holder thing.
The people here weren’t too friendly but I didn’t really pay much attention to them after we were not greeted so whatever.
Overall, nice for gently used furniture and other household items.

I recently moved and true to all moves, aside from the torture and pain of moving boxes up and down and up and down again, I always seem to come out with pieces of furniture that somehow don’t make any sense in my new place. Normally, Goodwill will take my foster furniture under their wing to find them a new home, but this time, the furniture had selling potential so I set out on a mission. As I was driving to my neighborhood Trader Joes, I spotted the grand reopening sign for My Sister’s Closet AND My Sister’s Attic. I’d always wondered what those stores were about and boy was I in for a treat when I parked and went inside!
Imagine high quality items in perfect condition. Beautiful furniture, high gorgeous chandeliers oil paintings and even the occasional oriental rug — and ALL for a much lower price. The street sign dancers are not lying when they advertise up to 70% off!
On the flip side, I was able to sell my furniture! I had a couple of large items in nice condition and not only did they sell in record timing, I also received a decent amount of money for them.
Needless to say, I was pretty darn impressed with My Sister’s Attic. The staff is friendly, the store is clean and clutter free and it’s pretty hard to leave without a new treasure in your hand.
So, the next time you have some free time on your hands, stop by My Sister’s Attic or Closet. My Sister’s Closet has all the designer brands you can think of, including St. John, Chanel and Louis Vuiton. Yes, please. :)

Having only lived here since August ’08, I wasn’t one to go out and furnish my apartment in one day or even one weekend cuz it’s not my style to come home to a completely ikea’d house — which is why I come here every couple of weeks.
I really like all the funky furniature and I have found lots of classic pieces for really decent prices. If you can go there semi-​regularly you could score some major furniture finds (still regretting that I didn’t buy this pair of red chairs cuz I’ll never find those again!). There is course some junk thrown in the mix, but that is the appeal of consignment shopping. I really dig their decorative collection as well — place settings, vases, platters, lamps, etc…
The staff has always been friendly and helpful versus the Scottsdale location in which I’ve never been greeted or spoken to, not that I expect a best friend out my shopping experience. Definitely worth a quick peruse if you’re in the neighborhood, you never know what you’ll find!

Grade A shopping experience if you enjoy the thrill of a hunt but are looking for nicer furniture than a Goodwill has to offer.
This locations the best because it’s the largest!

Fun shop. Lots of baubles and wacky odds-​and-​ends. A step above thrift shop and not too orderly, as it should be.
I found the prices to be generally unrealistic. $ 300.00 for a chair with stains. $ 300.00 for a Japanese screen, heavily worn and faded. $ 40.00 for a lamp. In an eBay world, people know market value and aren’t going to be paying these prices at a thrift-​type shop such as this.
The men’s shop next door was well put together with quality clothes and decent prices.

Having recently furnished a new home, I love and hate this place at the same time… I hate it because I didn’t discover it sooner!
I saw a couch there that was exactly like the one we just purchased but it was $ 400. I wanted to cry. Everything was so nice too… they don’t accept anything that isn’t.
We now need a number of rugs so I can tell you where I am heading. I’m not making the same mistake twice!