Finer Consigner The

Only worth it if you want the big labels but even sale items are pricey or damaged. Not for the average consignment shopper looking for Loft, Banana Republic and the likes. It was a walk in and walk out shortly after. Staff seemed friendly with greeting.

The up side to this store is that they have a really good selection of high end items in good condition, the downside is that they are priced kind of high and their location is pretty remote. Some times I find it worth it to pay the higher prices and sometimes I don’t. The staff has been mostly friendly and helpful. I will continue to stop in.

They’re a bit more upscale with the goods that they want and sell, but you get good prices for it. It’s in a dead shopping strip but it’s worth it. Service may be a little standoffish but they’ll sell your stuff.

I used to shop at this store 7 or 8 ago when I lived in Alpharetta, I love, LOVED this store and I was thrilled to have time to go back and visit today! As soon as i got out of my car, I ran to the sales rack outside (one of my favorite parts), Items are priced 5,10,and 20 $. Much to my dissapointment. there was not much on the racks. but I was not swayed. Upon entering the store, My heart just skipped beats, it is so pretty. The clothing is perfect, current, designer, trendy and unique. There is no filling of junk, mall brands, etc. It is pure designer consignment. However,. something changed. things were expensive before. but now they are practically untouchable for somebody with my income. I mean $ 150 for a used Betsey Johnson dress?$ 89.99 for an Anthropologie shirt, $ 99.99 for a pair of used designer jeans? You can buy these all day long at Platos and other shops for no more than 50 $. Everything I found was 169.99 or higher. which was way too pricy for me.. They used to have a sale rack along the back wall. it was gone. I left without buying anything. although had the prices been just a tad bit more fair I probably wouldnt have been so hesitant to continue looking and probably would have spent some money. I spent 800 $ in there the last time I was there and bought myself a nice fall wardrobe. … however $ 800 would not get u very far in there anymore. The shopping center is empty… I dont know what happened. On a plus. the staff is friendly and they do offer layaway!

For anyone who digs consignment shopping, ya gotta do the drive and check this place out. The Finer Consigner is located 30 – 35 minutes (depending on your speed) North of Atlanta in my hometown of Alpharetta.
They are picky when obtaining used clothing which translates into the best finds for consumers. In fact, nearly all of my jeans come from here– I have gotten Hudson’s ($ 20), Citizens ($ 15), People for Peace ($ 50), and Chip and Peppers to name a few. Additionally, a lot of their items come with tags still attached. Alpharetta is an affluent area so this really is no surprise. And, to piggyback on that statement, I have gotten a pair of jeans there for $ 50 that still had a tag on them (from Intermix) reading $ 180, as well as a Marni skirt for less than $ 50 that had a tag reading $ 400 on it. They have great bags, shoes, jewelry, and clothing. Since I started shopping there (probably about 5 years ago), I would say 95% of the time I leave their giddy, astonished by the deals I have found. A definite must for people who like to shop at consignment stores! :)
Just to enunciate on this review that I wrote for Citysearch in November, 2008, I still love this place but am only giving it 4 stars now rather than the 5 I gave on Citysearch. The reason is that they have sort of shifted who they are selling to now– it seems they are trying to appeal to a more older crowd. So, if you are a little older, then this is actually good for you and consider this review a «5.»
Don’t get me wrong, though, they still have every name brand jean you can think of and all sizes. Also, they have really stepped it up on the shoes they carry now. They are really rad but unfortunately out of my budget at the moment (plus, I am not too big of a shoe person). Hope you get to check it out!