Consign & Estates
Bring Me Something Good
If it's well made, it has a place here. Denise reviews every piece herself.
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What She Takes
High-end women's clothing, accessories and jewelry — designer labels and true vintage alike. Some pieces arrive new with tags. Others have been cared for across decades. The standard is the same either way: quality of make.
Denise trained in fashion merchandising and worked as a buyer, so she can tell quickly whether a garment was built to last. Everything on the floor has to meet that standard.
- Sizes
- 0 — 20
- Categories
- Clothing, outerwear, bags, shoes, jewelry
- Era
- Contemporary designer & vintage
- Condition
- Clean, pressed, ready to wear
- Review
- By Denise, in person
Not sure if a piece qualifies? Send a photo. That's the fastest way to find out.
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How It Works
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Get in touch
Call, message, or use the form below. Photos help. Denise will let you know what she's looking for right now.
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Bring the pieces in
Clean and ready to wear. Denise goes through everything with you, in person, and tells you honestly what will sell.
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Agree the terms
You'll know the split and the consignment period before anything goes on the floor. No surprises.
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It finds its person
Your piece goes out on the floor in front of shoppers who came looking for quality. When it sells, you're paid on the agreed schedule.
Note — confirm current consignment split, term length and payout schedule before publishing.
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Estate Clean-Outs
Clearing out a loved one's wardrobe is a lot to take on alone. Denise has done estate work since the shop's first year. She goes through everything piece by piece, identifies what can be consigned, and helps the family decide what to keep.
The work is careful and private, and you don't have to sort anything before she arrives.
A lifetime's wardrobe, handled with care.
Enquire about an estate→04
Closet Organizing
A buyer's eye through everything you already own. What stays, what goes to consignment, what you'd forgotten you had — and what you should never let go of.
You end up with a closet you actually use, and maybe a consignment check too.
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Start a Conversation
Tell Denise what you have. She'll take it from there.
For a handful of pieces, a few photos and a sentence is plenty. For an estate or a full closet, say roughly how much there is and where it is — she'll arrange a time to come and look.