Best Consignment Shops in Seattle

Curvy Q.T. is a plus-size women’s clothing consignment shop in Poulsbo. The business opened in 2003 as Big Hugs and was renamed when purchased by Stacy and Jason Patrick in the summer of 2011. Along with the name change, the store also rebranded itself to offer more trendy, younger items. Curvy Q.T. accepts name brand clothing sized XL and larger as well as designer accessories such as purses and wallets. Items to be consigned should be in ready-to-sell condition and in season. Unsold items are donated to the Kitsap Foster Care Association.

Fury Consignment is a family-owned women’s consignment shop situated in the heart of Madison Valley in Seattle. Established in 1985, it works with various consignors from all over the country. Its curators inspect hundreds of pre-loved pieces from designer brands, such as Lanvin, Givenchy, and Bottega Veneta, on a daily basis to match the needs and personal styles of customers. Its current owner, Pam Levine, took leadership of the shop in 1995, expanding its network of consignors to more than 7,000.

Gather Consignment is a women’s clothing and accessories consignment store in Seattle. The business constantly changes its inventory based on the season of the year. The company accepts consignments by appointment only, and prospective clients can make appointments by phone or in person. Gather Consignment requires all clothes to be cleaned, pressed, and on hangers when brought in for consignment. The company makes no guarantee to accept all items offered for consignment. Items will be displayed for a minimum of 60 days, and consignors receive either cash or store credit for their share of total sales.

Labels Consignment Clothing is a women’s and children’s clothing consignment shop that opened in the Phinney Ridge neighborhood in Seattle in 1988. The business accepts women's and children's clothing and accessories in great condition including vintage clothing that reflects current styles. The store also accepts slacks and blazers but not full two-piece suits. The store also does not consign larger children’s accessories, including strollers, toys, or books. Consignments are made by appointment only, and all women’s clothing must be clean, pressed, and either on hangers or folded nicely in shopping bags. Consignors receive 50 percent of the selling price, and checks are issued every other month on the 1st.

Luxury on Demand is a modern consignment boutique in Seattle. The owner previously sold her own line of women’s clothing before shutting down that business five years ago. Her time as a designer sharpened her eye to find the right items to consign. Luxury on Demand offers its inventory of designer clothing, shoes, and accessories online. The company accepts all major credit cards and offers layaway. Consignors receive from 50 to 70 percent of total sales based on a tiered commission system.

Sell Your Sole is a consignment boutique in the Belltown section of Seattle. The shop sells gently used designer women’s apparel, shoes, and accessories. The store accepts items purchased from both luxury department stores and local boutiques. No appointment is necessary for prospective consignors, and there is no minimum number of items. Sell Your Sole offers both cash or in-store credit to its clients. Proceeds are paid out monthly, and Sell Your Sole mails out checks to all consignors.

Two Big Blondes is a women’s plus-size consignment store in Seattle. The company specializes in top designer clothing for women sizes 14 and larger, including talls and petites, as well as accessories such as jewelry, purses, and shoes. The company offers a gift certificate to clients who bring a friend who has never shopped at Two Big Blondes before. The business is affiliated with the Seattle Women’s Assistance Fund. The company also posts its inventory online, and clients can purchase items from Two Big Blondes’ eBay or Etsy stores.