One More Time

I have had great experiences here selling and buying clothes. I got a great Nike running top for a few bucks. The people are very nice that work here as well. I have tried Second Chance a couple times but won’t go back after a few bad experiences. I much prefer One More Time!

Place is awful to sell. They do have a semi great clothes selection and variety if you’re shopping to buy but to SELL??!, AWFUL. just took a basket of name brand/​designer, tags attached, NEW and current season, never worn clothes and sandals/​frye boots all valuing over $ 350.00 and they offered me $ 8.00 cash OR $ 17.00 in store consignment credit. Are you serious? I’d rather leave them in the basket not getting used in my closet then take $ 8.00. What a rip off.

Consignment shops are the bane of my existence, or at least my wallet. I think, «oh if I sell a couple things for store credit, it won’t be that expensive if I pick up a few things» but more often than not, I spend much more than what I sell. Also, I feel drawn to always come back even though it takes a long time to sift through the racks. This is one of the biggest consignment stores that I’ve ever been in and I’ve found gems when I’ve had the patience to really search (i.e. I found a really cute new banana republic sweater for $ 15, it had the tags and cost $ 50+ in stores).
FYI if you’re selling, consigning requires more patience but will get you more monies than letting them buy outright. So do that.

this is not a thrift store! not a great selection and prices were too high for my taste

Not a fan of this place for two reasons: (1) I’ve been here 5 or 6 times over the last couple years and every single time I am met with the rudest, most inattentive salespeople ever; (2) all the clothes look like they’re from Kohls. No offense to Kohls, but this isn’t the place for designer duds or luxury goods. This shop’s one saving grace is that they have an enormous selection of denim. I have never consigned here, so I can’t speak to that. Honestly, I’d stop in more often if it weren’t for the rudeness. Tip for the sales staff: lower your voices if you’re going to talk about the customers as they shop. Geez.

I consign here on a pretty regular basis & find the staff pretty helpful but inconsistent in what they will accept from one visit to the next. Nonetheless, I like that they make it really easy for you to rip off and that they donate anything they don’t want so you don’t have to go back to pick it up.

Was planning a shopping visit to this store. Emailed them to find out what type of handbags they had in stock. Never got a reply. Day before the shopping trip I called to ask them the same questions because it is an almost 2 hour drive.
The person who answered was not knowledgable about the stock. And then told me she was going to transfer me and hung up. Needless to say, this location is scratched off our must see list.
I suggest that they retrain their employees. Handling «high end» merchandise they should know what they have in stock and more importantly, phone etiquette.
Ridiculous.

A large used/​vintage store for men and women. I have to say I love that they have a plus size store right next door.
Inventory Summary
Standouts:
–designer corner with brands like Ferragamo, Dior, Michael Kors at OMG prices
–large women’s shoe section
–mostly casual to business casual clothing. Brands: Banana Republic, Anthropologie, JCrew, Loft, Ann Taylor, H&M, Kenneth Cole, Francesca’s, Express
–Men’s section is very small in comparison to the space dedicated to women’s apparel, almost exclusively shorts, tee’s, and polos
Clothing Consignment/​Sale Summary
bring items in on hangers
they seem to really care about brand/​designer here
Two options available:
1. Sell upfront — doesn’t matter the season — and get 10−20% of their selling price. For instance, I wanted to unload a couple of coats, and got $ 2 a piece. Would have gotten $ 4 each for store credit
2. Consign — must be in season — and get 50% of the selling price. They give you a list of the items they’ve taken and their asking price. You can check on your items sold online. Items that haven’t sold in 3 weeks are marked down 20%, and another 20% after 6 weeks. Sales last for 60 days. Checks are issued every other month on the 15^th. Checks more than $ 30 are mailed.
Seasons:
Feb — Spring
April — Summer
Aug — Fall
Sept — Winter
Nov — Holiday
Overall, the girl that helped me was very fast, super friendly, and I definitely didn’t feel judged. Items they turned away were either for condition or «brands that don’t sell well» (Forever 21/​Mossimo).

I’ll bump up my rating from my previous review to 4 stars — although there’s little there for us guys, my wife has been parading around the house like it was a catwalk in all the shoes she got from there. ;-)

I have found some truly great items here. An Andrew Marc fall jacket on clearance that fits me snugly. A beautiful pair of Express skinny jeans that totaled ten bucks. If I were to rate One More Time solely on the success of my finds I would easily give them a five.
However, as others have mentioned, the men’s section is but merely a fraction of the women’s. I have, however, seen dresses I liked enough to consider wearing as drag costumes.
A poofing-​up of the men’s section would make One More Time a definite five-​star consignment shop. As is, I think the shop will be of more use to your girlfriend or sister.

I went to One More Time for the first time today. Overall I had a great experience. There are plenty of nice clean fitting rooms and the staff is nice. Women’s tops are organized by color, then size. (Men’s clothes are just organized by size.) I don’t really like shopping by color but I found that browsing through all the racks in my size worked pretty well for me.
There are some pretty lame items, but I found several gems: a Milly blouse for $ 20, 2-​ply cashmere, never-​worn Coach pumps for $ 47. I felt like I was robbing the place! Will definitely be back.

I love taking items to One More Time for consignment. They are very organized, you can even check your account balance online for items that have sold. The selection of men’s clothing is great if you need to shop for a husband or boyfriend. The Jeans selection is outstanding! You really have to enjoy taking your time and digging through the racks of clothing, but you can find some amazing bargains.

I’ve been going to One More Time off-​and-​on for a couple years now, and I never thought of writing a review until now. Why? Well, the store just isn’t that memorable.
They really DO have some nice things here. In the past two years, I’ve bought a nice pair of jeans, a couple of tops, a favorite sweater, and a frumpy suit that I needed for a last-​minute meeting. It’s a good way to save money over buying new. But the selection is nothing to write home about, and more often than not I’ve left with nothing that excites me, or the only good items that I saw are too overpriced to be worth it.
I sold some clothes here before, and I probably won’t bother with that again. Out of all the consignment stores I’ve sold stuff at, they’ve offered me the least amount of compensation by FAR. While they don’t offer a set percentage like some other stores, based on their prices and the amount they offered me, I calculated that they’re paying you less than 5% (cash, twice that in trade) of what they ultimately sell their clothes for. That compares to the standard 20 – 25% (cash, 40−50% trade) that other stores in the area offer.
So why do I keep going back? Well, like I said, it’s a little cheaper than buying new, and you can find a few nice things if you look for awhile. Or maybe it’s just because I don’t have a television and second-​hand shopping is my form of entertainment. Either way, I figure my occasional trips to One More Time will continue as long as they’re open, but they’re not my first choice for secondhand clothing in Cbus.

I love One More Time and was a big fan of their Plus Store next door until I lost too much weight! I feel very welcomed in both stores. Staff is helpful, honest and friendly. The clothing selection is stylish and in excellant condition (they are picky what they sell.) I haven’t found another consignment shop that comes close to the selection, prices, and staff. I recycle my clothing as I have been losing weight. I have been given fair pricing and more money to spend at the store. I love the frequent buyers card, which I have filled a few in my time for free stuff. I am a huge fan and stop at least twice a week. There is no place better.

I had a good experience here. I found really nice gold J Crew sandals, a Kate Spade organizer, a barely worn J Crew silk top and a really cute Banana Republic dress all for about $ 100. You have to DIG, but you can find really good stuff.

Clothing selection: Minimal. Less than 15 of each type of item (jeans, slacks, skirts, sweaters, jackets) in each size MAX. Most sizes had far fewer items, except the plus sizes, which seemed to have a bit more variety. I didn’t find a single item I would have considered purchasing in any size above a small.
Pricing: Pretty steep for some items, considering they’re used and quite out of season. I saw a lot of things in upwards of $ 50.
Other stuff: They have a few dozen books (I picked a brand new-​looking hardback copy of a Harry Potter book for $ 4, which was sweet) and a lot of jewelry, which was annoyingly priced comparable to new jewelry at a store like NY&C (I have no idea if it was even used, though.)
Personally, I’ll be sticking with Ohio Thrift Stores for clothes.

This thrift store has high standards for their merchandise and not high like the eye rolling that goes on at Rag-​o-​Rama but high in the obvious criteria in label, quality, and condition of the stock.
I’ve been here several times to browse after getting my free gas from the nearby Get n Go, feeling like i can burn a few bucks since I just saved on fuel.
My recent finds include a pair of never worn still original tags on stiletto Aldo boots for only 15 bucks and basic LBD from the H&M madonna collection. HA! Remember that crap? I’m glad I only paid 10 bucks but have to admit I love the dress.
I also noticed the good selection of barely worn and notable brand name coats and jackets from Gap, Banana Republic, and Columbia.
The jean collections vary from traditional to scary standouts like acid wash and Lee mom styles.
To each their own.

One More Time is a consignment shop for mostly clothing. Priced about like a Marshalls, all the clothing is in good condition. Like other consignment or thrift clothing stores, you can find some really pretty things next to some really gaudy things. Most of the clothing lines are from higher end department stores — no Wal-​Mart clothes (at least that I could see). Compared to their original department store prices, they’re still cheaper at One More Time. They do have sales and you can find really good prices on those racks. Currently they’re having an up to 80% off sale.
In the front room the clothing are arranged by color and season. The next room over is where the most of the spring items are and a lot of the shoes. OMT also sells books, jewelry and furniture. There was a lounge couch, but a sign advertised their furniture as in another location. The plus size collection is fairly decent, but it was tucked away in the back room.
I’d actually give them 3 ½ stars but since that’s not an option, I’ll round it up for them.

I stopped here at the recommendation of an ex girlfriend who said the prices at One More Time are good and that there is a nice selection. Well, it turns out that the men’s selection is not that robust but i did find a few nice shirts that were in like new condition for not too much dough. Also a cheap and spiffy pair of sunglasses.
One more time exists more to fortify the wardrobes of women more than those of men, but the very friendly help at the store did tell me they are trying to expand the men’s section. The women’s areas extend over a couple of adjacent rooms and the selections look plentiful. The employees were extremely pleasant to talk to and the experience of visiting One More Time was a wholly pleasant one. I only give it four stars because of the disparity between men’s and women’s offerings.

I expected a lot more out of One More Time. Viewed from 5^th Ave., the fashions in the windows look pretty trendy. I had my hopes up for a sort of Plato’s Closet for adults.
I was disappointed once inside. The window fashions are as good as it gets, really. The clothes are OK and a tad overpriced. I still prefer more traditional secondhand stores. I suppose something can be said for the fact that you don’t have to sift through as much junk here. They have some standards for what they except.
As a guy, I felt a little left out at One More Time. There are two large rooms of women’s clothing and two or three puny racks for men’s stuff. So sad.