The Singing Lady Consignment Emporium

I personally have found the service in the store to be good. Not spectacular but good. Unfortunately for myself and some friends who recently bought me a birthday present at the store the return policy was not clearly stated. Not only would they not take back the gift they would not provide a store credit or recommendation as to who may want such an item.

I was happily surprised to see this cute little shop had popped up on this strip. I used to be taken to this plaza to get a slice on my way back from the Olympium in the ‘90s when the Pizza Pizza was on this corner.
It was kind of a run down strip of stores then, with not much happening. But the times are ‘a changing and when I saw the bright green ‘Singing Lady Consignment’ sign and a lovely display of goodies out front, I immediately pulled over.
This consignment store is like a well-​curated garage-​sale of neat, shiny and pretty things. Their website is also incredibly organized for this kind of store. They itemize, price, and photograph and categorize nearly everything. This is a great feature!
While most items there were a little more frilly and lady-​like than my own taste, I still managed to find a lot of great retro housewares that I loved and old picture frames and art.
I think this would be an awesome place to pick up a one-​of-​a-​kind gift, especially for someone of a more traditional taste (Read: your mother-​in-​law).
I’ve noticed a trend in consignment shops catering to a luxury market and not just collectors. This means if you have expensive taste, you can save a lot by buying consignment, plus you’ll be recycling. Neat-​o!