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October 2025 by Vincent Lam
This Plato’s is always clean with various and great selections of popular brands. It is absolutely a not bad place to sell clothes if you are not willing to donate to Goodwill. The payment is fine.
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October 2025 by Sindhu Chauhan
Such a worst experience for me , its not worth anyway , i almost wasted my 2 hours just because of this shit , waste of time . Disgusting staff
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August 2025 by Terri Sheffield
Not bad, friendly staff. Smells like fresh laundry inside. Good prices as well.
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August 2025 by Natalie Pickens
extremely rude and dismissive staff. Seems they only accept SHEIN, and will dismiss anything besides cheap tops as “out of season.” this location is “thrifting” for people who are too entitled to go to goodwill where they sell quality clothes for decent prices. as a long time customer of Plato’s closet, I am done. extremely disappointed.
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June 2025 by Alice Wallace
They have a great selection of clothes and the store is always clean, which is great. However, the customer service really needs improvement. Every time I visit, the staff seem unsure of who should help at the register, they just look at each other instead of stepping up. It feels awkward and uncomfortable as a customer. There are usually several employees behind the counter just chatting, and no one ever asks if I need help while I'm shopping. I understand they’re young, but that’s all the more reason good management and training are needed in that area. Customer service is a zero stars for me. I would have loved just for someone out of the 5 people to at least be like “are you ready to check out” or “can I help you find something” instead of people just staring at me with a blank face. This is my 3rd time visiting and it’s the same thing, I’m sorry but won’t be going back.
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June 2025 by Audrey Gebhart
Every time I come in to sell my clothes, they either low ball the total or don’t even take the brand new clothes. Even tho they’re selling SHEIN for $7. Like girl… we both know that top doesn’t even retail that much. They also never nicely fold my clothes, I fold them nicely and separate by category for them. It’s like they just throw them back in the basket.
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September 2024 by roxanne peffers
We stopped in Tuesday. Honestly some of the most respectful, helpful people.
Story: hoco dress shopping had become a nightmare. We asked the 2 working the counter for store suggestions. They both were very helpful. AND the fella!! (This part is impressive!) > he needed to use his phone to google, and before he did he stopped and asked permission from his boss!! Respect and concern for the consumer and the employer! We were all very impressed!! ??????
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August 2024 by b good
They offer you low prices for your clothing yet charge out the ying yang for what they do have?? I won't be shopping here till they lower prices on used clothes.
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August 2024 by Darlinda Johnson
Good customer service
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August 2024 by Nick Badjic
These people are the greediest scammers you will meet in your lifetime. I bring them like 80 items of jeans, hoodies and jackets, all branded Calvin Klein, Abercrombie and finch, true religion, etc, and they give me a lousy offer of 38$. I literally went to a Plato’s across town and got 75$ for a QUARTER of the items. When I go back to them to sell them the rest, since they wanted absolutely everything from me they “aren’t interested” anymore. Seems to me their only interest is taking advantage of their customers and they don’t care about a fair deal. I think their whole business model is lowballing the rich people who live around the sawmill/powell area because in their mind the clothes are just trash to the customer and taking up space so the customer will really just take anything for em and not care. Stay away from the rich area Plato’s closets and go to a more middle class area to get a fair deal.
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June 2024 by E Johns
if you like pilled up, old, faded, used SHEIN and Temu then this is the place for you. Plato’s closet is literally everything that’s wrong with thrifting now. I am a fashion content creator and model which means I get dozens of (current and in fashion) clothing items almost daily as part of my job. Usually I like to resell them online but wanted to give a small local business my support instead. Big mistake and complete waste of time. I brought in probably over $5k worth of brand new with tags, never worn (or worn once for a photo shoot) clothing in pristine condition. Zara, Aritizia, Express, Brandy Melville, ASOS, there was even a Chanel accessory and some items from a couture boutique in England that wasn’t good enough for them. After 2 hours and a day wasted they let me know that they “had to pass on my items” because they were “in poor condition and out of style.” Some of these items won’t even be in stores until August, so definitely not out of style. New with tags is perfect condition. The woman who “helped” me was over the top rude and dramatic about how she told me too. Made sure the entire store could hear and it was clear she wanted to embarrass me. Not sure where she got off telling me I had trash clothing with what she was wearing. Clearly not someone who has any clue about fashion. None of the workers in this store present in a way that would give them a right to judge current style trends. How are you going to pass on literally the most current styles when the dresses in your window went out of style 6 years ago? Who in the world would want to shop here and buy this used fast fashion garbage? Over 100k people who follow me don’t think my style is outdated or poor. I didn’t even want the money, would have happily accepted a few dollars for it since I got it all for free. just ended up donating everything anyway. but what a horrible experience. I caution others not to waste their time here.
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October 2023 by angela lauer
Over priced thrift store
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October 2023 by Michelle Massie
Horrible. They want to give you nothing for your clothes. I will never go back.
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October 2023 by Nataliee Grace
every time i come into this platos they barely take anything. i always have name brands like nike, free people, american eagle, old navy, etc. and they give me $25 for 8 items that prolly cost $400 total. its a rip off just save yourself time and sell them on fb marketplace or an app. i’m officially done trying with platos.
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August 2023 by Samantha Mayer
Came to this store to sell some clothing after the location closer to me had a days wait. The staff was nice enough when I entered. Dropped off 2 containers of clothes and waited an hour for them to look through everything and pass on all of it due to "skinny jeans and athletic clothing not selling"?? Wild to me that they wouldn't want athletic brands. Save yourself time and gas and just donate your items.
