Used, Vintage & Consignment in Carmel, IN

“I invited my designer client extraordinaire Joan to attend a special Hoosier Sister Event and it was so fun, informative and beneficial! It was a Christmas / Holiday themed workshop. I believe it was a group of 20 women and we had a little pre demo and post demo shopping time. Most of us found goodies to purchase. I selected a candle with the scent of Fir. They make the candles themselves and I believe they are soy. You can small the Fir scent as you walk in the door. They showed us a few different ways to decorate a mantelpiece and also let us know about a new trend that is asymmetrical decorating (for example the garland only hangs down on one side of the mantel). They had lovely appetizers stacked in cups for us. It was a very special evening both informative and fun!”

“Visiting a friend and she took me to this store. Such a great assortment. Was able to find a great outfit from WHBM-pleather plants and a great top. Saw a fur I loved however it was newly consigned a a little to pricey for me. My friend went back in December to check on the coat and, unfortunately for me, it was gone...sigh. Anyway next time I'm back in IN, I'll be back! Highly recommend.”

“Needed some jeans for me and just stopped in to see what I could find. They had a good selection of jeans and I was able to get a pair of jeans. The price was very reasonable. Going to remember to check out other items in the future. Check them out sometime soon and see what they have for you.”

“One of the best Goodwills I have ever been to! They do overprice men's brands such as Nike and Under Armour , however they seem to overlook actual designer brands that come in, pricing them as low as $4.99! If you know your designers, this is the place to shop !”

“This Goodwill Store does a good job of keeping things very neat and tidy. Everything has a place and for the most part are all in their places. I've been able to find several really nice items, such as a record player for $5.99, several glass storage containers for my pantry at around $1.99 each, handbags at discounted prices, cookbooks, sporting goods, etc. The donations made by members of the community provide this location with an excellent selection of goods. One day, while shopping, another customer was asking about the record player that I'd found. She began telling me how she's purchased an entire wardrobe of office attire in this store. She went on to compare it to the stores in Chicago, which is where she is from. She and her husband were expecting a child and likely shopping for maternity clothes or things for their new bundle of joy!More recently, I have noticed that the pricing has become a bit outrageous for some of the items. I saw a set of vintage hammock chairs priced at $349 each. I asked a member of the staff why they were priced so high and was told that online they are going for somewhere around $700 each. I understand the store wanting to make money, but these items were donated and I don't feel that it is right for them to gouge the public for items they received for free. Items such as hand-weights are also grossly overpriced, in my opinion. I personally like this store, but I just have to be careful when it comes to the pricing. Some of the USED designed handbags are being priced higher than the same bags being sold BRAND NEW on the designer's website, so buyer beware. All of the employees that I've had interactions with have been friendly and courteous.”