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consigned items go missing and get stolen I guess and no reimbursement. The other issue I do not feel is right is that they might say they cannot consign something and would one like to donate it and then turn around and sell it on the floor as a donation sale?? Very odd. If they can sell it, it should have been consigned, right?! Also, a volunteer there made a judgmental comment when asked the price of something. She assumed the customer was not wealthy,or was poor, without truly knowing and stated " whatever the price is, it will be very expensive" in a manner and tone that insinuated the above. Tactless,but overall, the store makes a great effort to consign items at a good price yet it is 50/50 risk as items disappear. I feel they should offer store credit at least?

Middle of the road merchandise--no designer finds here. Pretty much zero organization. Nice people, though.

I have visited this store a few times. It is small, but pretty well-organized. They had 7 for All Mankind jeans and Joe's Jeans for $10. Got a pair of nearly-new Stride Rites for $4. Great organized shoe selection for women. Furniture seems a little overpriced. Ladies very nice. I wish it was bigger, but I bought something every visit and will go back.

Unlike most consignment stores the Turnover shop gives you 60% ( instead of 50%)of the selling price of the items you consign.

Great selection. You never know what you will find. People are nice. And it has an ice cream shop across the street.

This is a great shop. Go often. Stock changes frequently. Prices cut in half after 1 month and 1 day.

The ladies are really nice, they have good prices.