Shopping at consignment stores is a great way to not only find amazing deals but it also helps keep items out of landfills. So if you’re in the Charlotte, North Carolina, area and love to hit up these stores for a closet revamp or home makeover, we’ve got a list of the best consignment shops.
These shops are good options for buyers who want to look good on a budget, and for sellers who need to make extra money and don’t want just to throw out their goods. Charlotte’s consignment shops are popular, focusing on high-end goods and upscale fashion. There are also some that specialize in antiques, vintage, and home decor. (Here are 10 things you shouldn’t be afraid to buy used .)
We’ll link to the store’s website whenever possible so you can get information on consigning if you’re interested. Our list is comprised of stores that seem to be most popular based on Google and Yelp reviews.
Here are the 10 best consignment shops in the Charlotte metro area. Happy shopping!
The Brass Grasshopper — 1325 Matthews-Mint Hill Rd. (Matthews)
The Brass Grasshopper , formerly known as Antique Alley, is the oldest antique shop in the Charlotte area, having been in business for 30 years. It might be the best place in the area to find antiques and vintage, and they also sell local goods.
In stock are vintage clothing, furniture, books, trinkets, and more. Local vendors also sell here, so you’ll find even more treasures, including a shop that sells nothing but vinyl records.
Consignments on Park — 10701 Park Rd. A
Consignments on Park sells carefully curated used furniture and home decor. You can view their latest arrivals online but an in-store visit is a must because this place is packed with all sorts of treasures.
In business for over 10 years, Consignments on Park has over 8,000 consignors and the store’s owners put a lot of care into how the store is set up, making sure to reflect today’s home trends and styles.
Clearing House — 701 Central Ave.
Clearing House is another home consignment option in Charlotte. Open since 1987, they offer a variety of fine home furnishings and antiques. You’ll find furniture, antiques, rugs, crystal, china, paintings, and other accessories for your home.
If you have your eye on a piece and it doesn’t sell in 30 days, they reduce the price by 15%, another 15% after 60 days, and again at 90 days, so patience could pay off! You’ll want to stop by Clearing House more than once to see what’s new.
Divine Consign — 8145 Ardrey Kell Rd.
Divine Consign is a lovely high-end consignment store that sells gently used designer clothes, prom dresses, jewelry, shoes, handbags, and home decor. You can view their inventory and shop online as well.
Some brands you might see here are Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Yves Saint Laurent, Burberry, and Chanel. These designer labels can be bought at a great price at Divine Consign.
Hush Consignment — 8042 Providence Rd.
Another great option for designer goods is Hush Consignment at the Arboretum. Some high-end labels you might see here are Chanel, Coach, Oscar De La Renta, Balenciaga, Tiffany’s, and Prada.
You can peruse their new arrivals online, and check out their Instagram for sale announcements. If you become a consignor here, they even have a tool to track your sales.
JT Posh — 2400 Park Rd.
JT Posh is a brightly lit, modern consignment shop that sells designer clothing, shoes, and handbags as well as upscale jewelry. Brands they accept and sell here include Free People, Tory Burch, Chanel, Lululemon, Burberry, and Valentino.
If you’re looking to consign at JT Posh, they note they’ll take anything you would purchase at Saks, Nordstrom, or a high-end boutique. Consignors receive 45% of the selling price.
Karrousel Kids — 120 E. Charles St. (Matthews)
Karrousel Kids sells gently used children’s clothing, accessories, and toys. They buy clothes by the season, so check their site for what they’re currently accepting and selling.
This store has colored-tag sales, 50%-off sales, and a dollar bin for items that are not selling. They sell sizes from newborn to young adult.
The Rat’s Nest — 442 E. 36th St.
When you pull up to The Rat’s Nest in North Davidson (NoDa to the locals), you’ll know you’re in for a treat. This store sells unique items with an edge, from clothing to cowboy boots to old-school jackets.
Plan on spending some time here because there’s a lot to see. You never know what you’ll find!
Sardis Marketplace — 2328 Crown Centre Dr.
Sardis Marketplace has 60-plus vendors and local artists in a 20,000-square-foot space, so you’ll want to give yourself some time to browse this place. You might even want to sign up for one of their after-hours painting classes or another event.
Shoppers will find home decor, jewelry, clothing, antiques, gifts, and consignment items. The owner is a dog lover, so your well-behaved and leashed pet is also welcome! Consignors here get 60% of the selling price and vendors take home 70%.
Sleepy Poet Antique Mall — 6424 South Blvd.
Plan to spend the day at the Sleepy Poet Antique Mall , Charlotte’s most popular antique store. You’ll find vintage clothing, vinyl records, furniture, art, toys, and more in this huge store.
Sleepy Poet is loaded with all kinds of unique and off-the-wall goods. They’re open 363 days a year (closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas days) so you can make multiple visits and always find something “new.” They also have a café, so you really have no excuse to not spend a lot of time here! (Before you go shopping, check out these tips for spotting fake designer goods .)
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