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Several of us group chat members, saw a doll dressed in the window of this shop The Doll had a white cone hat With a white cape with a red t-shirt we saw it during the Night Market festival, so we went back to see it during the day, we were Very shocked. 😳
The worker whom we spoke with we believed was the owner. She tryed to dismiss what we were seeing First by saying she didn't See it then said she didn't know who Dressed the Doll.
Neighbors It was VERY CLEAR THE DOLL WAS DRESSED to look like the KKK.
this was painful to see in our Diverse community where we raise our children and Grandchildren.
This introduction of hate was Being masked and very sneaky IN PLAIN SIGHT.
we didn't Even know it was a consignment shop for our children.
# Loving your Neighbor is free
The worker whom we spoke with we believed was the owner. She tryed to dismiss what we were seeing First by saying she didn't See it then said she didn't know who Dressed the Doll.
Neighbors It was VERY CLEAR THE DOLL WAS DRESSED to look like the KKK.
this was painful to see in our Diverse community where we raise our children and Grandchildren.
This introduction of hate was Being masked and very sneaky IN PLAIN SIGHT.
we didn't Even know it was a consignment shop for our children.
# Loving your Neighbor is free
There's a great variety of new and used children's toys and clothing, some toys are out on display and for kids to play with. There's a consignment/donation option as well, with potential for store credit. Check out their Instagram for details.
Prices are sometimes cheaper than a regular store, but often in the same range. Is it worth it? If you want to support a local small business, recycle good clothing, and get many things that are overall better quality (or vintage) for a similar price to what you might spend at a department store, then I'd say why not?
Really friendly as well.
Prices are sometimes cheaper than a regular store, but often in the same range. Is it worth it? If you want to support a local small business, recycle good clothing, and get many things that are overall better quality (or vintage) for a similar price to what you might spend at a department store, then I'd say why not?
Really friendly as well.
Sweetest staff ever. So patient and honestly the easiest and friendliest consignment store I’ve visited.
This is my favorite kids consignment store in Seattle. The owner collects vintage kids clothes, every time I'm in here I find some absolute gems. Everything is also fairly priced. Highly highly recommend.
Do not shop here. They are over priced and dishonest in the trade in practices. They are not transparent or honest when trading in clothing. We attempted to trade in 10 items, mostly brand new, with the promise of follow within a week. They never contacted us. Six weeks later we called and they credited us $3.15 for a pair of shoes and had donated they other items claiming they weren’t accepting winter gear…when they had already viewed the items prior to accepting them.