Lucky Star & Curvy Q.T. Consignment Clothing Silverdale

"Rip Off! These people are crooks. They take your clothes and sell it but never tell you about it. If you want your clothes back they’ll give you the run around and have you email the Owner. Then the owner gives you the run around. Waste of time. Don’t go there."

"Oh my gosh this place is a lifesaver. I have to go to an event today and they were the nicest. Stacy was so helpful and really was the encouragement that I needed to find something in a pinch. I'm not a confident person with fashion but they made my life so easy. Thank you!!!"

"I wanted to like and trust this place. But I don't. I found out my neighbor had the same experience; You never see what you have earned, and if you ask, they don't know. They'll throw a few bucks your way, it's a joke. The whole operation is sketchy. I know the owner will respond very defensively. She never responded to my requests. And I'm done complaining. Just beware people."

"Cutest little boutique shop ever!! The lady employee was super sweet and bubbly :) we chatted and connected and she showed me to the cat lovers collection (such a joy for us Cat mamas). I admire art so she showed me the best coloring books ever !! There were a lot of locally made things which made me even more excited. I peeked around and there were clothes of all sizes super cute and shoes and hats and costumes It's so easy to get lost in a shopping trans there. They even had like new Victorias secret bras. So much fun stuff and I'm so glad to finally be able to check it out and I so recommend this lovely consignment shop "

"Love the $1 sidewalk bins! Found a few great items in there! I think this shop is definitely more for people who wear juniors clothing. While there was some women's and even plus sized clothing in there, it just all felt a bit too hip and trendy for someone who has some very tried and true fashion choices. I think young people and teens would definitely love shopping in there, but I didn't find much of anything for myself. There were some designer bags but they were up on the wall and you couldn't reach them to see the condition or the price on any of them. The shop is clean, smells fine, and everything seems to be pretty well organized. I personally didn't like how they had the jeans folded in half on the jean hangers, it made it hard to assess each item as I was shopping since I had no desire to take them off the hanger, unfold them, inspect them, then rehang and put back. Probably a space saving decision but definitely made me stop looking at pants right away. I was a little surprised when I walked in with a little bundle of the $1 sidewalk items and this lady kind of rushed up to me and said, "Did you get those out of the bin outside?" and when I said yes she immediately extended her arms to 'take them and put them up front at the counter.' It was probably meant to be friendly, but 1. I'm hearing impaired so her sudden appearance startled me, and 2. I felt like I was being profiled or something, like she was worried I was going to steal $4 worth of clothing? Again, I'm sure it was probably meant to be an act of kindness, but it rubbed me a little wrong. Perhaps because I wasn't apart of the decision, it was just feeling very "give me these now" and less "can I help you by holding these up front until you are done?" That being said, there is a lot of selection so you could certainly spend a long time looking around in there."