Plato's Closet

Very rude employees. Walked in to just buy stuff, not trying to sell. Employees were laughing, pointing at me, and being snotty because of the way I looked... I come from a low income family. I finally got a good paycheck to afford this place. I don't need the employees making mean comments towards me. It almost made me cry when they told their manager that they should call the police because a homeless person walked in.

My girlfriend and I came in with all of our clothes that we decided we wanted to sell rather than donate, giving them our business, I checked in and we gave them our clothes for an estimate, so we decided to shop, I bought a pair of shoes, and my girlfriend was trying on clothes when out of the blue, the manager told us to get our stuff and leave, saying we were trying to "ruse" them by shopping even after I had bought something. We were going to pay for all of the clothes I had picked out. She said we were running around the store, so I told her we were just excited about finding clothes we like. They are very rude, not one employee was polite, they act like they hate their jobs and it shows. I do not recommend taking your clothes up there to sell. They have very poor customer service and are very judgmental, they were talking about us behind our backs. It was just unbelievable. NEVER GOING BACK!!!!!

This is one of my all time favorite places to shop. If you expect an department store you shouldn't be going here anyways. It is a consignment store so yes you have to search for things and I think that's part of the fun. I have gotten literally like half of my closet here. It's cheap adorable and everything is in fabulous condition and usually very good and reliable brands. I absolutely LOVE Plato's Closet all locations are fabulous.

Not every Plato's Closet to I walk out of with things I purchased and not every location to I turn right back around and return to the store to ask the staff for opinions - I did both here!The selection for men was perhaps one of the largest I've ever seen at any location. The quality of the men's clothes that I looked at was incredible as was the way they put out some special areas for special brand names. I found some incredible jeans, Vans, and even a few shirts - my friend did even better than I did!To top it all off - the staff was amazing!

Much bigger and cleaner than the one in Mission. My daughter loves shopping at Plato's Closet. Glad we ran across this one while in Lee's Summit. Huge selection of clothing that appeals to these kids today- not particularly well made, but trendy and from brands and stores considered 'cool.' God I sound old writing this. Good price points too- we just got 2 pairs of shorts & a tank top for under $18. Looks like a lot of girls brought in their prom clothes to re-sell, because their selection of fancy dresses and heels is HUGE!!! Nice staff- greeted us when we came in. Always appreciated!

Plato's Closet is a love/hate relationship depending on what perspective you're looking at the store from. They recently moved just a few buildings down from their former location to a much bigger store. The place is jammed packed full of trendy, used clothes. I love shopping here and looking through all the dresses. I can usually find a dress for about $8- $10 dollars, jeans are usually about $10-$12, shirts can range anywhere from $5 to $12. The store is definitely targeted towards a 12 to 18 year old crowd. I always hate it when my parents use this term, but "teeny-bopper" describes the target audience perfectly. The past few times I've been here, the girl employees have been dressed in really short shorts. Cover up your employees more, please. This isn't a Hooter's. Trying to sell to them is a waste of time. Your items have to be elite name brand, in great condition, and no more than a year old. I tried to sell some perfectly fine items, but because they were bought a few year prior, they wouldn't except them.I enjoy browsing through Plato's Closet every now and then and finding some great items at a reasonable price.

Rude untrained staff. I have found more cozy charming people and clothes at Red Racks. If you have kinda expensive taste (Macys/Dillards) in clothes don't come here. They won't buy your quality clothes either. They want your cheap stuff. Go to *Buffalo Exchange* Let's talk about rude; I mean to say that what comes out of their mouths is rude. For example; your old people clothes, lol, I was shocked. I'm not old. Learn how to communicate with adults. And lastly, smile. On to not picking, exchange police should read only this. NO REFUNDS! Not a sign with small letters and a paragraph of explanations. I did giggle at that. I do a lot of shopping and not all for myself, I have never left a comment on any platform before, but this place just down right pissed me right off!

I had a ton of super cute expensive stuff, a lot with tags that looked exactly like the stuff they have in the store for sale. Charlie hustle shirts, cute summer dresses, t shirts, all seasonally relevant (summer), swim suits with tags, and they took a hat and three used bras. What a waste of time when I took the time to carefully launder and fold everything and organized it by style in a suitcase. They said it was too "mature" for them. I am in my thirties but have a very young style and I am very small. I get they can't take everything but mad I wasted my time with this. Will just donate next time or give away.

Their store hours aren't the same as shown ​online. Drove an hour to shop there only to find that they were already closed. We weren't the only ones. We could see employees inside, but the phone went to full voicemail. Clearly, they don't care. ​How ​hard is it to update the hours online?

Do yourself a favor and go to a different Plato's closet or a different establishment where you can sell your clothes. The staff is so disrespectful and belittle you. They're not welcoming or nice, I've been selling my clothes to Plato's closet for a while now and was not aware that they no longer text you (might be cause of Covid?) and when speaking with the lady upon arriving, she told me this so I asked how long I could keep my clothes there as I had a meeting to run to (I used to be able to come pick up my clothes later in the day) she got mad I was not staying and without making eye contact with me She very disrespectfully dismissed me and did not answer my question so I had to push my meeting. She had long, white hair and was longer. Don't work at an establishment that you need to greet costumers and socialize with them if you're not willing to be nice or at least respectful.