Newman & Company

Have not been into the storefront, but encountered them at a holiday pop up in downtown Indy. I'll just say that their section of men's thrifted clothing was incredible. Top brands, good quality, and pretty decent prices. I ended up with a Patagonia pullover for $45...normally $90 or so. Glad to know this place exists and can't wait to visit the storefront soon.

This old lady frequents the female counter part Amanda's in Carmel IN which is phenomenal!!BUT the welcoming smiles of Amanda's did NOT exist here.The unctuous young man at the desk, made me very reticent to do business here. I did leave a few items, but will not return.

I feel no obligation to "check my privilege," or whatever other orders the younger, collectivist-minded generations want me to follow. Prior to this year, I'd never had a need or desire to buy second-hand clothing. I love the look and feeling of new clothing. Plus, wearing someone else's clothing gave me a grotesque feeling. I'm also the guy who's stupid enough to purchase new cars.My closest friend at work is a dapper man - a true dandy. I approached him one day and inquired into the fortune he must spend on his wardrobe. He quickly told me about Newman & Company, saying he hardly spent a dime on his clothing. Not long after, my father told me about a cashmere blazer he purchased second-hand. Where? Newman & Company, of course.Newman & Company is located in Broad Ripple, and it's a sizable store. Clothing is sold on a consignment basis, thus each piece is curated. The shop is very well organized, and they have just about everything a man would want: casual clothing, dress shirts and pants, suits, blazers, sweaters, and coats. They also carry a wide selection of ties, some shoes, and a few hats. Aside from clothing, motorcycle gear, jewelry, home decor, and other men's accoutrements are available. Newman & Company's entire inventory is listed on their website.I've been to the Newman & Company many times, and I've purchased multiple designer shirts, a Ralph Lauren blazer, and some Brooks Brothers and Polo pullovers. I'm more than impressed. Most of the pieces I've purchased have been very lightly worn - if at all. The clothes are all clean, wrinkle-free, and unstained. It's not like shopping at Goodwill. In these tough economic times, Newman & Company is a place where you can find country club clothing without the country club prices. Golf course not included.

Have shopped here for years and it has gotten better every year. We drove up from Cincinnati and come quite a few times a year. The selection of clothes is exceptional.Great helpful staff

Walked in and brought items in for consignment. First off, I'd never buy any items in this store because most can be found at TJ Maxx and brand new for the same price. But I drive 20 minutes to bring some items in to see what they're about for consignment. All of the items I brought in were from Nordstrom, most made in France and Italy. Got the consignment agreement which states that if not sold within 90 days they can either give it back with me driving back or they can donate in order to let them get a tax break which was first red flag. Then they don't ever tell you when items are sold, you have to check on their website which means you have to still keep checking their site which is second red flag. Third red flag was they take no responsibility for the items you gave them while in their store. If you're looking to sell quality pre-worn clothing I'd suggest Postmark. This is an upgraded Goodwill at the very best.

Friendly staff and excellent assortment of quality men's clothing for a great value!And check out their women's/home goods store in Carmel, Amandas Exchange.

My friend and I were wandering around Broad Ripple one rainy morning and we stumbled across this men's consignment shop. We were intrigued and really just killing time so we went in. It was cold and rainy so I made a beeline for the jackets and fleeces. We ended up having a blast trying jackets and accessories. The prices were fair, condition of items was wonderful, and they had some really cool and unique finds! I make it a point to shop secondhand whenever I can- I appreciate how doing this helps the environment, costs less, and leads you to own items that not everyone and their mom is walking around wearing. I think I saw mention that some of the shop's proceeds go to charity, so that's a huge bonus in my mind, too. I ended up buying the world's softest sweatshirt and my friend got a pullover. I would highly recommend this shop- specifically for men, but open-minded women might be able to find something fun, as well!

Brought my son in here to shop for clothes for a new job. The store was very clean and well organized.The clothing prices are higher than Goodwill but the quality of the clothing is better with more name brand items.They also had sale items scattered throughout the store and a rack outside that was 75% off.They had sunglasses, hats, ties, and belts in addition to clothing. I also saw a few bike or motorcycle helmets up on a shelf above the clothes. There was also a good number of dress shoes.They had many three piece suits so this would be a good place to come and get a good price if it is something you are looking for for an event.

They have an exceptional variety of men's clothes, from sports coats to casual pieces. Great quality items are available for a fantastic price. Pop in and enjoy!

Perhaps one of the most disappointing customer service moments I have ever experienced. I've NEVER stepped foot in the store until today when I show up to consign a bunch of clothing with tags still on them. As I am carrying items in, a man who later identified himself as an owner, scowled and made me feel like I was a significant inconvenience. After carrying a third load in and him continuing to sigh as I walked through a doorway by which he was sorting clothes, he mumbled that we don't take more than 30 items without an appointment. That's more than fine, and I understand the policy, but I would burn all of this shit before letting that completely disrespectful owner of this business make a dime on it. I will never be back, and if you're new here, please keep in mind that they only take 30 items without an appointment. Shame on me for not being a more insightful and knowledgeable customer, and I'm sorry for being in your way when I was simply trying to do business with your company. Disgusting!