Ragamoffyn's

Well when I first saw the store I thought it was cute, classy, and appeared to be very professional. I put a brand new pair of Jimmy Choo Boots for sale there. It seemed extremely high in price, but I figured by the looks of the place they knew what they were doing. They had very strict rules when it comes to getting paid. You have to contact store prior to the tenth of the month to see if your item has sold. Now if it has you need to contact a manager and request a check that will be delivered to the store on the 16th of the month only.

I completed all the necessary requirements and drove all the way to Bellevue, WA from Arlington just to be told the owner went on vacation and there were no checks delievered today.

The most important thing I would think is keeping the merchants happy. Nope.. Set aside until the owner returns from vacation. I am so not happy, mostly disappoointed their lack of professionalism. You created the rules and you couldnt even follow your policy. I did. Im not paid, you are, and I have no idea when I will be getting paid?

Ragamoffyn's is love-it or hate-it. That's just the truth. It's a high end consignment shop, so don't come in looking for dollar deals. You won't find any.

The first thing I see going in is the wall of luxury purses on my left. Purses are my favorite thing to buy at this store. I've bought maybe 6 by now, two of them were new in box with tags and/or receipts. Woo hoo! "Luxury" is Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Fendi, etc. They also carry some "Designer", i.e. Michael Kors, Coach, Kate Spade. I also bought a new with tags Tumi tote bag that I use all-the-time as the "personal item" when flying. It's the best treasure hunting ever.

Of course, they have clothing, shoes, and accessories. I haven't had as much luck with those, but I know a lot of folks buy clothing from them. For clothing, be sure to understanding the layout of the store. At the front on both left and right side are good quality brands; I think of them as "normal" in reference to this store. In the mid section, one side is brand(s) specific. The other side has the highest end luxury brands such as Dolce and Gabbana, and many names that I don't even recognize but the tag says made in France. Enough said. The back room is their clearance section where everything is at least 50% off the tag. That's also a favorite section to browse.

During a recent visit, I noticed the shop thinned out quite a bit post COVID shutdowns. They also re-did the floor and the counter. It looks very, very organized now. Several reviews mentioned snooty service. Yeah, I can see that. Never bothered me though. I preferred to be left alone to browse.

I came here based on the great reviews. I said hi as I walked in- she didn't give me the time of day. Followed me around like I was going to steal something. Asked questions about purchasing some items. Blew me off. I was ready to buy! I wanted to purchase a new Louis Vuitton but was treated so poorly/ literally like I wasn't worth being in the store. Snobbish- rude and unhelping. Will never go back. Too bad. I had just gotten a substantial bonus and was ready to buy.

Ragamoffyn's is such a pleasant experience that I go purposefully out of my way to shop here. Today, I walked out with a Patagonia light zip up jacket and a Bernardo's moto leather jacket. I get cute stuff, the store sells me cute stuff, the consigner gets some money back for their beautiful pieces. Win win win!

Faith (associate) and Jennifer (manager) are complete delights to work with, and they patiently helped as I tried on everything from Theory, to Armani, to Prada, to St. John, to Burberry. Their selection is excellent and the quality is truly superior to any consignment store I've ever been to. Prices are more than reasonable for luxury, high-quality goods.

If I ever wanted to consign my things, I'd take it here over any online consignment website, any day. Winner winner chicken dinner!!!

Best consignment store in both Seattle and Eastside!
They only take lightly used high quality clothes and accessories. One of my favorite go to's. Inventory moves very fast.

When I had an issue with my purchase, Ragamoffyn's went above and beyond to solve the problem, stepping up with A+ customer service. Every staff member I encountered was extremely friendly as well. Highly recommended.

Those working here can sometimes (ahem always) be a bit icy, but Katie was friendly, warm, and I really enjoyed chatting with her while I was perusing the lovely items in this store. She's a huge asset to the customer experience here!

Lovely store with lots of good quality resale items. It was a bit pricey for me, but much less expensive than the original prices. Very nice and helpful sales people.

I am frequent customer at this store, I live right above the street so I am always stopping by and checking out new merchandise. Yesterday, I wanted to bring my mom and my aunt to check out this fabulous store with amazing merchandise, but the two ladies that were working there were not friendly at all. At moments I felt as if they were judging us because we were Asian. No help, no customer service, no greeting or smile, just felt like we were an inconvenience being there. The older lady who seemed like the manager/owner was not even wearing her mask. She just had it hanging on her chin. The feeling of being there made me feel like there is still racism going on in all parts of the country even though it may not be verbal or physical. Either that or they were just judging us. Either way, after that experience I will not be going back. Rude and impolite.

OMG, I need something for my wife's birthday. Here's my plan: I'm going to buy her a shawl. She likes shawls. They go with anything. I've only got a day. I start looking for Yelp reviews nearby. I don't go by stars or such, I go by reading a bunch of reviews and getting a vibe.

Off I go to Ragamoffyn's, good Yelp vibe, looking like a Microsoft millionaire in my cargo shorts and untucked shirt. I'm not one of those millionaires, I just hope I'll be mistaken for one so everyone will kiss my bohind.

I'm ignored when I walk in, thank you, I'm so tired of being asked if I need anything every time I shop with my wife in a store where it's pretty obvious that if I need anything, I'm crossdressing, I seek out an employee, and ask, do y'all have some shawls? NO, cargo-boy, we only have scarves. Well, EXCUUUSE ME! Shawl, scarf, what the hell do I know? Isn't a shawl a winter scarf?

But the nice lady points me to the sections of scarves and I spend about 5 minutes finding one that even I know is brilliant and beautiful and perfect. As I'm buying it, she says it's brilliant and beautiful and perfect, but, after all, she's getting it out of her store.

So, my wife, when I give it to her, says it's brilliant and beautiful and perfect, and then tells me a little later I have to tell her where I got it. Which was how I knew it was brilliant and beautiful and perfect.

I endorse this store as a place for men to find things for a reasonable price that are just freaking gorgeous. Take pictures of your wife's favorite things if you're bewildered and take them to the store. Once they know you're serious, they'll help you.