Ditto

"I live in KC & drive to Lawrence Ditto. You can tell the store manager really cares about her store. I don't expect to make a large profit when selling items...so know that going in. It is the customer service that makes this location my favorite. They know their brands. There are a bunch of accessories that I enjoy shopping. If you are considering where to go, this is it."

"This store is not for the girlies. The prices are too high. If I wanted to buy anything second hand i would go to ATC. or Plato’s before this store. One pair of used boots was $58, I could buy a new pair for that price. 0/10 would not recommend."

"Update: in retaliation for my review, the manager was able to identify me and the owner has disallowed me from selling here unless I take the review down. As I feel my review is honest, and well-researched I am unwilling to take it down. I'd be willing to change it in the event changes were made addressing the things mentioned. However, I will not be blackmailed into removing a review based on honesty. Even asking me not to return without adding "unless you take down your review" is a valid response, but that's not what happened. Hopefully they address the things I mentioned in my initial review, but it appears I will not be present to see it if they do. From a selling perspective, Ditto is well below Plato's Closet but above Arizona Trading Company. Ditto rounds to the nearest dollar and almost always gives you $3.33/item no matter the brand or item price they will sell it for. Plato's and ATC both give you 30% of what they plan to sell items for, but ATC sells things at insanely low prices so sometimes $3.33/item is more than they would give you. Additionally, Ditto has the least knowledgeable staff. Their racks are full of Shein and Walmart clothing despite them absolutely not meant to carry these. ATC staff are very knowledgeable and Plato's staff have a computer system that helps them determine what to buy. So be wary of what you buy at Ditto as well, I have actually seen Walmart dresses being sold for more than they cost AT Walmart. If there's more than 1 staff member, Ditto moves very slow as well. Instead of increasing productivity, they mostly congregate and chat and it can be hard to either check out or sell to them. All in all, Ditto is absolutely not as high-end as they pretend to be and should probably be your second stop for both buying and selling, if not the third (ATC does carry some great higher end items for much lower prices). Not terrible by any means, just not as great as you would expect based on their marketing."

"This place always has the best selection and i love how they have cute in-style outfits put together. My hubby and i stop every time we’re passing thru from Olathe, KS. Always seem to find a few good items in great condition! Friendly service as well."

"Creative business name for a consignment shop. Merchandise is boutique-style, designer quality wear. Intentional lighting flatters the merchandise, and the music is feminine and relaxing....fitting background music for the venue. Two primary pain points. For one, the early twenties staff were inattentive, and detached. The blonde girl at the check out counter wore an LSU sweatshirt and casual leggings. That is fine...if you are drinking Pabst Blue ribbon while watching a football game, or if you are headed to bed. But considering that Ditto's targeted market is fashion conscious consumers, her pajamas look contrasted with Ditto's image. Fortunately for Ditto, these pain points can be easily addressed. Highlight. I walked away with a winning pair of leather Cob Holl boots originally priced at $130 for $32. Score! If you are a fan of consignment shopping, Ditto is worth a visit."