Plato's Closet

It's okay, it's maintained the midlevel thrift shop since I was in highschool. IT seems the only thing that hasn't changed is their staff, they're oddly rude, and intimidating. I feel like a bother when I'm in the store. Aside from that, the selections vary day to day I would imagine, I recently got 2 items from there, and they were nice. Just not my normal destination, I usually stop in after Eileens cookies.It's ever changing so no tripIs the same. I just wouldn't recommend selling here.

This store was recently remodeled and has a great vibe. The aisles are a little cramped since they have SO much to look at! There is hardly ever a line for dressing rooms even when I go on the weekend.The items they will buy are very hit or miss based on their inventory/needs, but they usually take $20-40 for 10-20 items when I bring a big tub in. They often are backed up and end buys early--almost always posting this on social media so customers are aware. The price and selection of items is great, I've shopped here for years and a lot of my wardrobe has lasted as long despite being bought used and at a discount! Some items are still pricy for what you get, but probably 80% of the time I know I'm getting a good deal.The staff here is the best part in my opinion, as it's gotten so much better over the years. It is clear that turnover is down as I recognize faces often and that never used to be the case.Overall I highly recommend coming in if you are looking for juniors/trendy styles. They also have a great selection for men these days!

My first mistake was even walking in here. The second you hit the front door, you see how trashed it is. I walked in with my clothes to sell and there were PILES of clothes on the floor. A teenager rudely and very quietly and oddly said "we are not buying anymore". I turned around, went to clothes mentor and got a whole lot of money for my items. I don't think this place will make it another year.

This is supposed to be the place where you can beimg in gently used trendy clothes for cash. There are times they will take several pieces of clothes that were worth hundreds of dollars, and a year later, it's worth 7 dollars and change. If you don't mind getting pennies for your used clothes, arrive early since 10 people arrived with clothes, and they will tell you their worth within 4 hours of dropping off your clothes. Whatever is left, my advice is to donate to a good organization.

I mean.. you get paid for your clothes, so why not take them to platos? I would say plato's is a step up from goodwill because although their clothing is used, they are extremely (I mean EXTREMELY) picky about what they take vs what they don't take. The plus to Plato's is that you can find a ton of gold if you look hard, and they really do always have at least a few pieces that are worth the look. You can almost always find SOMETHING and it be a steal. The downside to Plato's is more in the experience as well as if you are someone taking in your clothes. Lets just say, expect them to take 3 things out of your 5 bags of clothes and give you a good $3.50 for it. Here's a trick : take LESS, and be specific about what you take in, and it will increase your chances of them taking more from your bag. This is not the place to take 5 bags of clothing... if anything it's a burden to them and they'll just try and plow through it, not giving your clothes much thought. I feel bad for the employees, they sort through 5 trillion clothes a day, but it is what it is. This is an overlooked thrift store that always has goodies - stop in! Try and sell clothes! It's always worth a shot, but make your bar of expectation ~ l o w. ~

All the girls here are so rude!! No customer service, very dismissive, act like they don't have the time of day to be kind. I usually come here to drop off clothes and shop but I will not be returning after my last few experiences. Bummer.

I had a terrible experience today. It was my first time bringing in clothes. I asked for help and was told to scan the code, so I did, and the employee turned around and started eating Hot Cheetos. I thought I was checked in - turns out I was not and I waited 2 hours for them to sort 10 items. They low-balled me on their offer because of their own communication issues. The amount of unprofessional attitudes I saw during my short time was insane - doordashing McDonald's and eating it while on the floor, wearing an AirPod while checking out customers, rolling eyes at my sister who politely asked to enter her phone number into the register. Someone needs to be supervising this staff!!

Came in around 5 pm and they told me they were done buying used clothes for the day and would start back up at 10am the next day. I showed up the next day around 11:30 and they told me they wouldn't start buying clothes until 4pm. don't bother trying to sell anything here they don't want anything more. sign on the door changes all day everyday. no possible way to know when to come in. Terrible service. Style Encore took my stuff right away and was done in 30 minutes. take your business there.

CALL AHEAD BEFORE YOU LEAVE IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO SELL CLOTHES. We have sold here several times. Many of the mostly young employees seem very judgmental and condescending. They also only buy certain types of name brands, and your clothes and shoes/accessories need to be in pristine condition. Call to find out what brands they buy. They do not buy Walmart brands and they have rejected all Lee's that we have called. They will gladly tell you what they are looking for.

Two days in a row, not buying/ not buying until 4pm...I get that people probably bring a lot of clothes but that's what this store is for and it's wildly inconvenient. Especially when it's a 30 min drive and this is the only notice posted.