What consignment shops have you used in the Baltimore area?

shoeboxx · August 2011

I still have all of LO's clothes and gear and we don't plan to have another LO anytime soon. I'm interested in selling the items.

Can anyone recommend a consignment shop?

lenebene · August 2011

I know my SIL uses weecycle. It's a consignment sale. There is one coming up in Baltimore in a couple of weeks. https://www.wee-cyclemart.com/

KathrynMD · August 2011

I've taken some stuff to Once Upon a Child, but its better for gear/equipment. If you have a lot of basic clothes - Carters, Target, Sears, etc. you can sign up for Tot Swap or Wee Cycle or Thred Up. I keep trying to do Wee Cycle, but run out of time or don't have the right paper to print tags or something stupid like that.

shoeboxx · August 2011

Awesome...thanks ladies!!!

Mini1in5 · August 2011

We've used Greenberries in Columbia. You can get cash or store credit. The store credit is nice because they also carry new toys and gear. They just opened a new, larger location.

KathrynMD · August 2011

Mini1in5:
We've used Greenberries in Columbia. You can get cash or store credit. The store credit is nice because they also carry new toys and gear. They just opened a new, larger location.

greenberries is good, but they mostly sell premium brand clothes, right?

Mella&T · August 2011

There is Kid to Kid in Cockeysville - https://www.kidtokid.com/

daisyterp · August 2011

I am in Annapolis and I like Return to Oz here.

I have done the Thred Up website, but I think it's a scam- you are paying $16 for the privilege of swapping a box of hand-me-downs. I did it once and got some nice things, but I also gave away a box jammed w/ nice things and the person who bought it didn't love it, so I got a somewhat lousy review.

My mom has bought things for my daughter @ Kid-to-Kid in Cockeysville and it sounds like they have some nice things for sale there.

I know that some people have great success w/ the Wee-sales and other sales like that, but it is a pretty big effort to hang and tag all of your stuff- but I think w/ some of these sales you get a very large % of the sale price vs. the 50/50 split most consignment sales have.

Personally I like to just have a bag going and then be able to drop it off w/o an appt and pick up my money as it comes in.

jdouglas84 · August 2011

I have sold and bought from the Once Upon a Child in Ellicott City, but I know they have other locations in the area. I've actually found quite a few pieces of clothing, new with the tags, for good prices.

autumn bliss · August 2011

I haven't sold anything, but frequently go to kiddie consignment stores:

Cockeysville- Tried but True (pretty good); and Kid to Kid (love them!)

Timonium- Hopscotch (kiddie clothes start at 2T)

Towson- Lily Pad (very small)

Perry Hall- Little Kids Mart (just opened last month- looks just like a Kid to Kid)

I plan on checking out:

Reisterstown- Elephant Trunk

Bel Air- Bows and Britches; One More Time

Overlea- Circle Shop

Towson- The Suprise Shop

Pine Valley Swim Club in White Marsh has a huge kids consignment sale twice a year so the fall one is coming up.

shoeboxx · August 2011

Thanks everyone for the recommendations. Smile

SnoopyLuv · August 2011

The Tot Spot in Owings Mills is my new favorite. They give 50% back, Greenberries is too fancy for me and they only do 40% but I had a carrier I needed sold and no where else seemed like they could sell it.

I like Kid 2 Kid in Cockeysville too.

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