Children's Clothing in Shenandoah, TX

“There was a pricing error (on my part, mind you) with some merchandise and the Manager Rachel and cashier Seth were FANTASTIC in helping me out. It took a long time because of how many socks I bought and then had to get checked out but they both always had a smile on their face and were so helpful.This place is GREAT. Thank you Rachel and Seth!!Best cozy socks in town”

“Bought several outfits here for new babies coming into the family and with Oshkosh B'Gosh also in the store I was able to get my grandkids back to school clothes. Staff is very friendly!!”

“First time here and I loved it! They had the cutest things,and most of it was on sale. There was a really nice worker that helped us from the moment we walked in the door, and thanks to her we found exactly what we needed.”

“Heard about this store on a group and wanted to check it out.It is a good place to have slightly used kids clothes exchanged for cash.They do accept new clothes as well.They take both boys and girls clothes,shoes and clothes.They have a restriction on the clothes and items to be given at once.It is 2 bins ( regular clothes bin), they ask you to lay out the clothes and the clothes to be clean and washed.They take 20-30 mins to inspect your clothes and take another 20/30 mins to cash out.Mind you if you have more folks the time taken can be longer.They will take your state id for cash to be processed.They have some rule which they follow.They don’t take all stores clothes.And also if the clothes have stain or faded.This is bit odd as some clothes in the stores are faded.They have a very particular method to pay for clothes. So don’t expect high prices for clothes sold.Similarly the clothes in the stores are priced between 3-10$ (most of them).They take toys and as well as crib and bassinets.Again the price they pay might not be high $, but the pay out is immediate, so good for folks who want instant cash.They have a good selection of toys as well.The store assistant are good and they manage a lot of folks.”