Twice As Nice Consignments

This store is great! Well organized– VERY nice merchandise at great prices– friendly and helpful staff! The store is HUGE — unbelievable amount of inventory. It was taken over by new owner «Catherine» who’s made some great changes — making it easy to find the great labels we all love. Great sales going on all the time too –Known this store for 24 years— it is AWESOME! Stop in and see for your self

I was really disappointed with my last experience consigning with Twice as Nice. I had been a customer for years and always enjoyed buying/​selling with them. I don’t know if they’re under new management or something but I had a TERRIBLE experience. I brought in some dresses I no longer had use for and this woman started examining them like she was scrubbing for evidence on CSI or something. She told me that several of my dresses were «not the kind of styles they would sell there», which was ridiculous. They were all designer and purchased in the last year and in very good condition. She finished her examination and took only one of the dresses saying the the other one were «obvious they weren’t new». Um… this IS a second hand store right?! I’ve seen the kind of stuff that she sells there and she’s not running a designer boutique or anything even remotely close. Its one thing to be picky about what you allow in your store and its another thing to be completely rude and insult my clothes. I’m never coming back here. They’ve certainly lost a customer and a consignor.

I had the same experience as the woman below when dropping off items. I have consigned several items here before and only bring in clean, high end things, and some still with tags. This last time the woman checking in clothes was extremely rude, insulted the item’s condition and wouldn’t even take one of the items due to a hanger crease, even though they require all items to be hung when brought in. The woman was so pretentious and obviously thinks her store is much higher end than it is. I will never consign nor shop here again.

If I could give this woman zero stars, I honestly would because of the way she runs her business. She was incredibly rude to me and snarled at my clothes. I brought in about 10 clean, high end name brand items all on hangers and she took 2 of the 10! I couldn’t believe it seeing as I had Abercrombie jeans, Express tops, and Hollister sweaters! I went through all of my clothes and only brought what I thought they would take. You’d think I was consigning in the Hamptons, which honestly makes me laugh out loud since this place smells like moth balls and mildew. Never will consign here again, not like I can afford to! haha

I have consigned a number of high-​end items with this store — fur jackets, a Hard Rock Café leather jacket, women’s suits and more. Their policy of notifying when your items are sold is totally nonexistant. Never notified, never paid a cent. I feel ripped off and would never bring another stitch of clothing to them.

I found the prices very high for the type of items. I will look at tag sales.

It is a poor business practice that you don’t get a receipt of items you leave off. This is a business and they have an obligation to provide that to the seller. I’ll tell you why. Months later when I returned to find out what items had sold that I brought it, I noticed that a «brand new» pair of boots from J. Crew I handed the owner were not put on the list of my items I brought in. There was never any accountability or call back from the owner despite two phone calls to find out what happened to the boots. The only one who loses out on this is the consumer/​seller. That’s not a great way to run a business.

Be careful if you leave things to be sold. My daughter left 10 items. They don’t give you anything stating what you left. Months later when my daughter went back she wanted to know what sold and how much money was in her account. They brought her up on the computer and said they had her down for only leaving 2 items!
We could not prove it and we lost items that we would have kept.

I have a problem with the way the business is run. I had brought in a high end leather bag with price tags still attached, a mother of bride gown with matching sequined clutch. This was my first experience with consignment shopping. The woman wrote down my name, address, phone number on paper. She then gave me a ticket stub that identified my items and a business card with a date on it and told me to call back by the specified date if I did not hear from the store. Needless to say I did not hear from the store and lost the business card with the date on it. I think the business could be run in a more professional manner.

This place is huge, you could spend hours upon hours browsing through their odds and ends. They have a huge variety of purses and jewelry. The shop has a few different sections, one being upstairs. I don’t usually go up there because I never find anything I actually like. They do have a lot of shoes but all the shoes I ever stumble upon aren’t in my size (go figure). But one of the perks about consignment shopping is that it is either a hit or miss kind of risk. I highly recommend stopping by here, it’s the best consignment shop I have found so far in the Pembroke/​Marshfield vicinity.
The employees there are kind, helpful, and truly welcoming. The one thing I would improve is the organization methods they use. Sometimes there’s just way too much clothing, and i’m sure the employees there get overwhelmed with keeping everything in order. Perhaps take less items from people trying to sell? Or perhaps expand even more, or even hire another employee to help remain organized.

I love this place. It’s totally hit or miss, but it’s a consignment shop, and so, that’s to be expected. I stumbled upon this place accidentally, and I’m glad i did. Now it’s a staple of mine. Just went back there this weekend, and came out with a bag full of goods in perfect condition, for under $ 30. There is also a men’s consignment shop now, too, and I scored a shirt for my husband, with the tags still on it, for $ 4. Compared to the other consigment shops in the area, this place is the biggest, has the most variety, the prices are the best, and the staff is always so friendly.

I was a fan of this store, having purchased several designer handbags at a great price. However, one day before Christmas I went in gift shopping and found what I thought to be a designer bag but it turned out to be «faux». I didn’t realize it at the time of purchase and tried to call the store the next day to no avail. I returned to the store and was told that if items are «faux» it is indicated on the price tag and returns are not accepted. I was bummed because I paid $ 50 for a faux bag which to me is a rip off. I will not give this store any more of my business. This incident left a bad taste in my mouth.

Here’s my experience with this place… I have never brought stuff into a consignment store before but a friend of mine told me about it so I figured why not. Well I went in yesterday with a bag of items. The 1^st woman tells me they don’t accept items in a BAG but I guess it was my lucky day (sarcasm) because she would take a look anyways. She then said they are only taking items for fall and winter seasons and I told her I have a couple of suits and she was then to tell me they don’t take suits. Unless they are designer (Anne Klein, Jones NY, etc…) which they were so she said ok I bring my bag of suit and stuff down to another woman and she tells me they don’t take suits at all. I was aggravated by that point and just took ALL my designer items with me. I will be taking my stuff elsewhere. I also did have a chance to look at the merchandise while I was there and according to the rules of consigning there the items must be in like new, perfect condition a lot of the stuff looked run down and well worn. One example was a pill-​y sweater I noticed hanging up. So if your looking for a pair of old Faded Glory walmart jeans go there, don’t look for a a nice new designer suit though you’ll be S.O.L.

I love this place. Absolutely my favorite consignment shop in the Boston area. I have purchased upscale handbags there, and I always find are armload of stuff! Yesterday, I spent around 100 bucks (birthday money!) and got a couple of Banana Republic items, fall jackets, dresses and skirts. All in excellent condition. The clerks are very friendly and the place is very clean. They don’t have too many dressing rooms, so my suggestion is to wear a tank and leggings under your clothes and try things on right there in the room.

Love it! They have a HUGE selection of everything. I didn’t even look through all of the store because I already had my arms full of things I was buying, so I’ll have to come back and check it out more often.
Being a consignment store you never know what you’re going to find, so it’s like a treasure hunt ;-)
Everything there was in remarkably good condition.
I don’t know how I never heard about their giant room packed with formal dresses back in highschool!!! There are so many (and people rarely wear formal dresses more than once). It made my want to go back in time and do my prom all over again.

You definitely need to have some time to sift through the inventory, but it’s organized and easy to find the categories of clothes you might be looking for. There is a sweater, shirt, pant, teen, formal, and coat section. Jewelry, purses, shoes displayed throughout the store.
I found very good quality used clothes, which were very reasonably priced. The staff was friendly and helpful. I did not go into the furniture section, but would definitely want to check it out.
I recommend going here if you’re looking to save some money, or even if you just want to shop. Lots of options and a range of designer/​regular clothing lines. Great for any age as well.
I did about $ 100 damage on 2 Banana Republic shirts, a GUESS watch, a pair of earrings, a necklace, a pair of GAP jeans ($ 8), and a cashmere scarf. Some things were more expensive, but not compared to what the original pricing would have been. Ex. COACH purse originally around $ 200, consignment price about $ 35 and in great condition.

This place is organized well so it’s easy to find what you might be looking for, but it seems to skew towards the «my mom» end of the spectrum as far as what they have.
I’ve been in here a handful of times and rarely found anything that I was super interested in. A couple times I found jeans but they were a little pricey for what they were.
If there’s a sale, check it out, you never know right? I went in one day that happened to be $ 5 day, and I found an awesome rust colored suede barn coat that I have worn for 3 straight winters that makes me feel like Heath Ledger. Hot.

This shop is wonderful, reasonable, and extensive. They have just about everything… clothes, jewelry, handbags, shoes, formal wear, misc home items… there is a separate children’s section too. the furniture consignment store downstairs is separately owned but also cool. i love this place and always come out with something. they are packed with good stuff. if i were the phantom gourmet, this would be my «hidden jewel.» the staff is nice too, that always helps a review. you must go.