Sequoia Secondhand And Vintage

It is an interesting storefront. I didn't see any items that would appeal to me. I'm struggling to figure out the demographic that is being sought after. I would definitely buy an 80yr old a gift of nostalgia from here. I would "occasionally" revisit, but I don't really have a reason to revisit. Odd hours make it difficult. Cost doesn't attract me either.

The store can have some nice stuff but the prices are almost retail prices, some pants are 20$ and a little below but the other vintage pants are 60$ and up. They thrift and charge for more so if you like expensive vintage clothing then come here and maybe u can find something. Btw it's said the stores not a thrift store but a "secondhand" store so don't get it mixed up. Small men's area but larger women's

That's funny this store use to have a cornucopia (lots) of well deserved, one star reviews... but all of a sudden they only have 2 (recent) reviews. I don't know what happened to all the other yelp reviews, but in the interest of saving others time and frustration and offense, I'll leave a review. The store is owned by a mother and daughter who worked together most times. I recently spent close to two weeks, attempting to sell a large cachet of antique costume jewelry to the store. When I first came in with assorted pieces, I could barely get them off the ceiling with excitement and their desire to acquire it all. They told me to come up with a price for the whole thing and come back in a week. Even though I kept asking them to give me an offer, I'm not a pro, and it would take forever to value all these pieces, they insisted. I told them repeatedly I didn't want to go to the trouble, and can't they please just make an offer. (they say they're in Estate Planning business and they're professionals at appraisals and values, etc.) finally I relented, agreed to value a few pieces, and come back in a week. a week later, when I brought in close to 8K in retail value...(they insisted I get) without even physically looking at ANY of it, the mother asked me how much I wanted, I told her how about 2K and the mother threw an absolute infantile, audible and visual fit....in front of all her other customers, and stormed off, embarrassing me and thoroughly offending me. Told me "I was crazy and "get out of here"... with all the other customers, gawking in disbelief at her in the store... I grabbed my stuff, let the mom know exactly what I thought of her buying tactics .. and walked out. The poor daughter, (you can tell she's stuck in the situation ) always has to be the one to apologize for her mom and chase after people down the street. it's too bad the mother's antics are affecting her livelihood.... It was a completely ridiculous scene, embarrassing, and unprofessional. If you go, avoid the older lady at all costs... even if she seems nice out the gate... look for the daughter, she's extremely professional and very nice.