Bigwheels 2 Butterflys

I probably purchase 70% of my daughter's clothes here. It's SO cheap! Some items are too worn, but I find a lot of great denim, Gap, Osh Kosh, Cat&Jack, tons and tons of great buys for $2.50-$3.50. I've never tried to sell, I assume they don't pay very much because their prices are so low. Most of the reviews seem to be from sellers with unrealistic expectations..... if you're a shopper this place is a win !

Purchased a huge bag of lol dolls, clothes and accessories for my daughter from here and when I got it home and opened the bag it smelled entirely of smoke. Unfortunately had to throw away the lot which cost me $25. They have a no return policy which is pretty crappy especially in a situation like this. Only positive I can see about this store is sometimes they have decent kids clothes but even that is hit or miss with possibility of stains or flaws that have gone unnoticed and just thrown out on the floor.

My family recently moved to the Omaha area and I was excited to learn there was a children's consignment as I'd sold to them often where I previously lived. I brought in 32 gently used; many name branded clothing & shoes to consign. During the 45 minute wait I walked around the store & selected some books to purchase. I was impressed with the variety and large selection. When I got to the counter the young man handed me my consignment slip and box with only 3 items not selected and stated they would pay me $5.30 for 29 items!! The shoes had never been worn and there were several Adidas items. Everything was cleaned, no holes rips or stains and current (purchased within the last year). I was floored! That breaks down to 18 cents an item they'll turn around and sell for $5-$20 an item (based on pricing I saw on similar items on the floor). This is unacceptable! I'd read several bad reviews for this establishment but always choose to make my own assessment. This left a terrible first impression. I won't be going back!

As far as resale/thrift shops go, this is pretty average. But if you are looking for kids clothes, they have a huge selection and the prices are decent. I didn't really need help the time I went, but the employee that checked me out and another that was helping another customer both were friendly. As with other thrift stores, it's best to come with an open mind - you cannot count on finding specific items, but there's always something unexpected. Also, check out the "Last Chance" location too.

This review is about the location on 168th but I'm putting under all of them since they have the same owner! My 4 year old and I came into this store today around 6:30 and were treated terribly! I come to at least one B2B weekly and this is the worst experience I have ever had. First, am older lady followed my son around getting frustrated with every toy he looked at and then said something about toys not being off shelves. Second, even though there was at least 28 or so minutes before closing, the employees stood around talking about how they should be like "Jenn from Papillion that turns off the lights before close so that people know it's time to go! This made me feel completely uncomfortable and I have the receipts to prove that I spend at least $100 or more a week at these stores. Typically it is a decent experience but today was bad enough that I had to write a review.

This is my "last resort" resale shop before taking my items to the Goodwill. They literally offer you pennies per item and the owners (who work in the store) are quite snobby and rude. (I once witnessed them making a big show of taking a tub of items to set outside and telling the woman "there's a bug in your bin". Obviously it was impossible that the bug crawled in while the tub was sitting on their floor and the public shaming was necessary.)I rarely purchase any of my kids' clothing at the resale shops I sell to, but I almost never buy from here due to the "very used" condition of most of the items they sell.

I've consigned here once, and shopped here several times. They offered me $25 for a pretty big bag of items, which was about what I expected. I probably could have gotten more selling everything on a buy/sell/trade page, but who has the time? The consignment process was simple: I just gave them my bag of stuff and did some shopping while they went through everything. Then they called me over to tell me what they could offer me and what they did not need because of oversupply (mostly onesies). They do have certain hours when they do consignments (no appointment necessary) so make sure you go during those times if you have stuff to sell. As for shopping, I love going here! My twin boys go through a LOT of clothes, and they have some cute stuff here--if you are willing to browse through a lot of so-so stuff. Most items are around $2.50, or more for matching outfits. I've gotten lots of board books when they were half off and an activity table for $8. They have pretty much everything: baby equipment, toys, rockers, books, shoes, maternity clothes. etc. That said, definitely check out their "Last Chance" location right across the street first, where everything is $1 or less. I come out with a huge bag of clothes every time I go in there, and even scored some nice heavy winter coats for my boys recently for a buck each!

Lots of clothes to choose from and very decent prices! The staff was friendly too.2nd time going in, however, the women working there were rude and very cold. Came in on a Sunday 1/8It was like night and day from going in on Friday to a cheery , "treat others like you want to be treated " to coming in on Sunday "rude, I hate working here so I'll look at you like it's your fault".

Big wheels to butterflies is a rip off to sell clothes. I took them over $100 worth of clothing some still had tags on it and in very good condition just yesterday. Mind you I drove from the Benson area to 192 for them to take our what they wanted,and give me $60 for it. What a rip off 3garbage of clothes too by the time they were done ripping me off I had 1 bag of clothing for $60 B2B yall need to get better with price for buying because by the time you purchase from B2B you will be spending the money that you just made selling your stuff to them and at unfair prices just f@#!$% up and that's the truth it was a waist of time driving all the way out there.

Update- I talked to one of the owners, Sherri Wheel.I can't say what I really want to say about her, but in other words she takes the cake for the rudest, most classless, foul mouthed, ignorant store owner I've EVER encountered. She actually told me if I didn't like her employees bad attitudes, I didn't need to shop in her trashy store.Ok- I won't. When I go to buy clothes for the needy I'll choose one of the other 100 consignment/used clothing stores in Omaha with NICE OWNERS who value their returning customers.