Chloe’s Closet

This is a beautiful store, well organized by size/​maternity, etc. If you are looking to buy used instead of new, they have a large selection. If you’re looking to save money for high quality items, move someplace else. They have high quality brands, but $ 17.99 for a pair of merrell shoes that look like they have been hand me downs to 10 kids is not getting value. They are overpriced and do not offer much back on consignments.

Chloe’s Closet is a great children’s resale shop. There are so many items in there, I could have searched for hours! However, with a 1 year old in tow, I only spent about 15 minutes.
Despite my short timeframe, I ended up finding some great bargains in the $ 1 bins! This included a book, backpack, and some other random items. I also looked through the clothes rack, but didn’t find anything my son had to have. There is also a huge selection of gently used toys and books. Once again, my son just didn’t need anything new.
The employee on staff was very friendly and helpful.

Great deals on recycled baby and kids clothes. Nice selection and friendly, helpful staff. Highly recommend

A good place to find secondhand children’s clothes. They have a huge selection, and will pretty much have what you need from newborn to size 6. Diaper covers, sunglasses, soft soled infant shoes, snow clothes, baby leg warmers, bath toys, and so on.
It looks like their policy for what they take to consign is pretty liberal. The shelves are packed full of items, and they donate what they can’t sell after 4 weeks. This kind of business is a necessary step in reducing waste, and I am always happy to support either as a buyer or a seller.
After a little digging, I found exactly what my kids needed, and I walked away quite pleased by the price.

Just came back from Chloe’s and they’re über generous and fab to offer FREE photos with Mr. and Mrs. Claus! And a print too!
Also took a browse and found an amazing deal with a great London Fog jacket for my grandson. And to make things better offered my phone # and received an instant 15% off instant purchase!!! We’re definitely coming back! Great consignments and customer service.

No one greeted us or came over at any point. Not a real issue but worth a mention. I was looking for a couple different items so didn’t go through everything thoroughly but was not impressed in the selection and some of the prices were really far to high. i saw a pair of ballet slippers that were in excellent condition but they were almost $ 14. i can buy them new for $ 17(just checked the same brand on Amazon) and that is assuming no sale/​discount. The boys jackets looked like mostly Target offspring. Clothing is nicely organized and the store is clean.

I have purchased a number of cute items here over the last year. Its been quite a little gold mine given that kids grow out of their stuff so fast. Here I can find some really amazing deals, not to mention stylish clothes for my daughter. I haven’t sold anything here before. I tend to give my stuff away rather then sell them. I do understand that the store can’t give me anything close to retail since they have to make a profit. The truth is, they are in it as a service to those who want a little return on their investment and to sell to those who want to save ALOT. So I don’t expect them to pay me a bunch for my items. They have overhead and employees. So I appreciate it.

It’s a small place, but the prices and inventory for clothes are decent. The people there are always friendly.

I will not be doing any business with this store. I’m a single working mother so I loved the idea of getting a little extra money for the toys and things my son doesn’t use. I’ve sold my own things on craigslist but I figured with school taking then here would be way easier. Bad idea. It was hard to part with some of my son’s amazing toys all in new condition and nice. I left a fair amount of items all of which they took. I waited up for my check and was sadly disappointed with my 35% because it really felt like a rip off. I’ve gone in before to buy things and they are overpriced for quality. Cheaper then brand new but still rediculous overpriced. I figured my like new piano step and play entertainer would make me some real money. I get my check and it says it sold for $ 21 leaving me about $ 7 or so. Yeah right I saw the girl price it at 85 as I was leaving. In all they sold about 8 items for me. The check list sold price and my cut plus a $ 2 check fee I made $ 16.47 what a rip off. I will never go back there to consign or buy anything. If you do your wasting your time might as well donate them because you will make nothing. I really wouldn’t even be upset about the money issue if I didn’t feel cheated and lied to about the selling price. There is no way they sold my like new fisher price step n play piano for 21. I also gave them a brand new little people fire house which o never heard about it is abiut $ 35 new like I said I was only given $ 16 from them next time I’ll go to craigslist or just drop them at the shelter since I’m basically giving these things away for them to profit off of.

I’ve always had fairly good luck when consigning things here. The only drawback is you cannot get straight cash. When you take an item, you either agree to receive a store credit based on when your items sell at a certain percentage or you can receive a check by mail for a percentage of profit from the item sold which turns out to be less than if you opt for a store credit. If you’re looking to make a quick buck this isn’t not the place because the process is long however, they do have some cute clothing and a nice array of children’s toys that you can get int return. Cool place.

I just had the privilege of meeting Molly, the owner of Chloe’s Closet. Molly loves kids, she is sweet and is passionate about helping families with babies and toddlers. The store has a good selection of children’s clothes and I myself wanted to play with some of the toys. The play area with wooden blocks and train set was popular with the kids and keeps them occupied while shopping. This children’s store is a gem:)

I think this is an okay store to purchase from and its easy for consignment if you want to drop your clothes off and have them donated otherwise.
Prices I feel are not that competitive and its easier at Hannah’s just to get cash or credit calculated right there so you don’t question how they price.
They could have a better system to manage their inventory and be able to share what has been purchased vs. donated. Not difficult — supply chain 101– but seems hard for them…

Awesome prices for good quality slightly used baby/​toddler finds! It’s an awesome store. My go to for clothes/​accessories. Not to greatest for toys, but this isn’t why I come.

This is a great store for all of the used baby gear. There is a much better selection of strollers, bouncers, carriers and other big ticket baby items than at Grove Street Kids, and in general the prices are lower (and the hours are a lot better!!). Sometimes it’s not that well organized (for example, there are random bins along the wall with stuff that seems randomly dropped in there), but I have often found good deals tucked away in some corner or another. I think I prefer other stores for clothing — turnover here is not fast enough in my opinion and there tend to be lower-​end brands that are already cheap to buy new. But there is also more inventory than Hannah’s or Grove Street Kids.
I wish they had some crib bedding sets, which are absurdly expensive to buy new.

I want tasteful, clean, durable gear that doesn’t cost a lot. The consignment items here are perfect for my needs! Clothes are a dollar or 2 cheaper than Hannah’s, books are about half the price of Toy-​Go-​Round, and the return policy is stress-​free (relative to Grove Street Kids). I’m not someone who cares about brand names or latest styles, so I can’t comment on that. I CAN say that the pants I’ve bought from here have withstood some impressive abuse and are still going strong.
The store is well-​organized, the staff is friendly, there is a little play area to occupy the toddlers (toys not for sale) and there is an area to try out consigned toys. There are also new toys and a smattering of baby supplies, but those are priced as expected for a Solano store. This place is definitely worth a visit and is my new go-​to store for children’s clothes.

I do not understand why Chloe’s closet is such a crowd favorite. This location is far cleaner and easier to navigate than the bernal heights store, but same racks stuffed with indiscriminate finds. It’s great to have a go to for used clothes, but the prices are same as anywhere with a much more ho hum mix. Gems are in there but you have to dig.