Nu Look Consignment Apparel - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Raquel

The selection here is awesome, but the prices are even better! I got some pink velvet booties from here for only $10, when the retail price was $70+, and they are in excellent condition! I usually struggle to find cute shoes that fit, but with their huge shoe wall in the basement, I was able to find just what I was looking for! They also have super stunning designer shoes upstairs that you won't find on consignment anywhere else. Love, love, love!

Cole C.

Came to this place for the first time with my friends and was immediately in my happy place. Plenty of vintage yet trendy pieces here.
The men’s section is pretty tiny compared to the women’s, but I was still able to find some pretty good stuff. The first floor already feels big, but then there’s still another whole floor including a room full of shoes.
I definitely recommend this place.

Edit: came here a few more times, and I’m beyond happy. I found Ralph Lauren slacks for $8, $15 Abercrombie cargo pants, $15 corduroy pants, and a $60 Lands’ End winter coat. I’m now set for the season.

Big Rich

Brought in a ton of high-end designer men's clothing, and was told "I can't get rid of the stuff," despite the entire store being peppered with items I've seen in there longer than the last calendar year. I had two personally tailored/designer high-quality men's peacoats and was also told, "Men don't wear suits anymore so there's no need for peacoats." I'm a CEO and I wear a suit and peacoat every day along with all of my male peers every work-day, fall and winter. A peculiar exchange to have holding thousands of dollars in clothing and coats with a clothing consignment leader. Fortunately, the young staff members were approachable, kind and had great customer service and communication skills but ultimately and obviously were not trusted to be decision makers in the process. #WrittenOff #NonInclusive #OutdatedPhilosophy #DinosaurBusinessModelAndLeadership.

Frances Kowitz

Very disappointed in the maternity section. From the reviews, I was expecting a good selection of items. The clothes looked very worn and out of style. Drove about 30 minutes and didn’t spend more than five minutes in the store because there was so little to look at.

Stephen Suss

I love this stores' organization and selection. The men's section is dwarfed by the women's section, but I've always found more items here than I intended to buy. For me this is my go to thrift shop when seeking casual to dress menswear. Nearly everything is gently used to like new in condition.
The prices are generally good. Check the tags to see if it's currently full price, or if you're getting 50%-75% off. Usually, I'm shopping for fun and tend to seek out those deals.
My teenage daughter likes this store too!

Karen Raymer

I came here today for the first time and didn't find anything to try on or buy. I see that other reviewers felt the racks were packed; that wasn't my experience--I was surprised at how little there was to go through. It's an odd set up because a large portion of the store is kids clothing, which I don't need, and another large portion is men's/maternity, so the general women's area felt small. They used their square footage on some categories that I am not that interested in, like scarves, and the prices felt high to me compared to other twin cities consignment shops. If I lived in the neighborhood I'd probably stop in now and then, but because it's a trek for me I probably won't be back.

Angela Lipe

My first time here last week with 4 girlfriends. We all scored big. I have never seen so much Eileen Fisher in one place before! The gal working was friendly and helpful. Prices are what you would expect for higher end items. I will put this on my list of places to go when I'm shopping in the cities. Wish I could have spent another hour in there but I can only handle wearing my mask for so long ?

Anna Kuehn

We were at the store on a slow Sunday afternoon. There was a new employee who was eager to learn his new job. The more senior person said he "couldn't" and moves him aside. I reassured them that I was in no hurry and that it was very ok for him to "practice" with me. They then let him do the check out process. There were three other employees standing by watching him do the tasks. When he struggled they laughed at him. It was very obvious that he was nervous and a little intimidated, but still very eager and willing to learn. The fact that the others were laughing at him was disheartening as he was trying very hard. This is an excellent example of why people aren't staying in their jobs. This was not a supportive environment for a new employee. I'm not sure what others experience have been, but I was very sad to see this eager employee treated so poorly by his peers.