Well Suited

scrutiny to ensure it is in fine condition. Staff are friendly and helpful if needed. Shared parking outside.

makes me question whether I wish to continue bringing my business here. Other than, issue with clerk, our experience was flawless.

lot.

sunglasses, and smaller items which are in the glass case. Shared parking lot.

in this lot.

of times. Shared parking spaces.

pants, jackets, shoes and designer wear. Shared parking lot and Cox WiFi for subscribers.

informed me that the clothes show inconsistencies, and they will not accept them. Here is the issue, I had purchased all these shirts at the Well-Suited Store in North Scottsdale, two months prior. I have not worn them nor touched them, other than to place them on a hanger. The inconsistencies are not with the clothes but with the In-take representatives. This is truly a lack of training. The consignment store has a wide selection of designer clothing, belts, and shoes. This issue will not prevent me from shopping there but be aware if you want to consign, your items can be rejected even if you purchased the items from their store earlier. The is a solution, train, train, train your employees.

I felt very welcome there, the opposite of at the Scottsdale rd location. I admit I drove 4 miles out of my way just to see what my experience would be at this location of Well Suited. I'm glad I did!

to assist me. Did I look wrong?. There was a $400 dollar watch that looks like a Movado style that I have wanted to replace. I mentioned it to her and was told the only Movado was in another case? Remember me? If that woman had had the courtesy to even suggest my looking at the other watch, I might have bought it. I've looked for the basic style long enough. I asked her a couple of questions concerning shoes which she , in my opinion, grudgingly answered. I have over 100 pairs of shoes so I am not desperate. But, I do like shoes, so what's another pair if I find one? I finally walked out. There are other stores that are quite friendly. I won't be going back there any time soon. I do want to compliment. Lee, in the woman's store. There is a piece of Mother of Pearl jewelry which he didn't have any issue taking the time to show me. Now, if I can just figure out if someone will want it??? Thank you, Lee.

in beautiful condition. D&G, Armani, Tom Ford, DSquared2, Lanvin, Prada, etc. They held many for their fall sale, and many sold that first day. However, when I went in to retrieve my payment many items were missing. On the printout provided it showed the items entering their inventory, but never being sold, and still in stock. But nowhere to be found in the store. I questioned the sales associate who then passed me along to the Manager (Ann) who's answer was I needed to look through the store myself to locate my items. Many were shoes, so would be easy to locate, some near new and they were nowhere to be found along with the rest of the items. I then asked where my items could be, and if they were stolen, she said there was always a police officer there, so I asked if an employee may have taken them? And she became extremely rude and sarcastic. Saying if they were not there, there was nothing they could do. Seriously? We're talking about many items and a substantial chunk of change. So I was out of luck, they hold no responsibility, which is ridiculous, and how do I know the items didn't sell and they didn't keep all the proceeds? All I can say is this was a shady transaction, and I will never consign nor patronize this business ever again. So proceed with caution when dealing with this company.

large signs advertising "No trash bags" to lug around your load of items. Despite coming from a understandable place of dissuading bringing in potential wrinkled clothing, it is a policy you would be hard pressed to find on their sites, or even the typical brands they're seeking. Then again that might give the game away of their pretensions. But, what if you're donating used gently used, dressier midrange clothing? Do you risk a drive from Central Phoenix to Scottsdale for the hassle? They have a nice curated store but their rude, kurt approach to business is not worth it for the distance or the trouble. Obviously, I'm never shopping inside one of their stores ever again.

and if they were on my team, I'd fire 'em both. ​

well used yet charging a high price. They have some shoes on display, Nike Kyrie with scuffs and still want $90. A Versace sport coat with a mark on the shoulder and it's going for $195, NO I do not recommend this establishment.