New To You is a consignment shop, strictly for women, that sells designer labels for much less than what you would pay in a department store. From designer jeans to Gucci handbags to new suits, New To You carries it all. Here you can find St. John suits for $300, Seven jeans for $75, and countless shirts, pants and dresses from Escada, Ralph Lauren, DKNY and Banana Republic.
All the clothing that we sell must not be over five years old and has to be brought into the store pressed and on hangers with no visible stains or marks.
All the clothing that we sell must not be over five years old and has to be brought into the store pressed and on hangers with no visible stains or marks.
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Owner Karen Careccio has owned New To You for over 16 years. Consigning clothes is a fantastic way to recycle clothing and accessories, and is also a great way of getting a return on your original investment. New To You has over 500 pre-owned pieces on display in our 850 square foot space. Here you can can drop off articles of clothing and accessories that you may have only used a few times and receive 50 percent of the sale.
Clothing must be of current style (within 2 years) and season, in excellent "like new" condition, cleaned, pressed, odor free and on hangers. Jeans and sweaters may be folded neatly. No trash bags please. We do not accept lingerie, bathing suits or workout clothes. All articles are carefully screened for stains and wear before being accepted.
Reviews (3)
Laura Nappi
Jun 17, 2021
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Worst shop to do business with, heard my check was in the mail for months.
She refused to pay me after she knew I relocated and kept insisting she mailed me my money.
Finally went to the shop and took what remained of my inventory, got a partial check; but I never received the initial amount that was “in the mail”.
You’ll hear lots of sad stories, and never get paid for your goods.
She refused to pay me after she knew I relocated and kept insisting she mailed me my money.
Finally went to the shop and took what remained of my inventory, got a partial check; but I never received the initial amount that was “in the mail”.
You’ll hear lots of sad stories, and never get paid for your goods.
Barnette Savitz
Nov 13, 2019
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R. David Koby
Jun 02, 2018
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