The Best Places To Sell Clothes For Money In Atlanta

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An old adage tells us to look inside yourself for the big change you want in your life. For the big money, look inside your closet.

If you’re interested in making some money without spending any (or much), you should sell your clothes. You can sell older clothes or even new ones that you don’t intend to wear.

In this article, I’ll share some tips on where you can sell your clothes in Atlanta, including some trendy consignment shops.

You want to target consignment shops. Some of the best consignment shops in Atlanta are:

  • Alexis Suit Case
  • Board of Trade
  • Buffalo Exchange
  • Finders Keepers Boutique
  • The Lucky Exchange
  • Rao-Rama
  • Labels Resale Boutique

We’re going to cover each of the retail stores listed above, including how to sell your clothes to them.

Because Atlanta is a city that gets all four seasons, the right seller has the ability to sell clothes year round, including coats, jackets and shoes.

First of all, you should make sure your clothes are up to par. That means:

  • Your apparel needs to be clean and stain-free.
  • Make sure your type of clothes you want to sell matches the retailer.
  • Be open to price negotiations as the clothes are being resold.

Alexis Suit Case

Alexis Suit Case has three locations in metro Atlanta, including Buckhead, Sandy Springs and Johns Creek. To sell to Alexis Suit Case, you can request an online estimate or do it via Curbside.

  • What They Buy: Upscale and designer clothing, shoes, and accessories for women. They cater to higher-end brands and are known for their curated selection.
  • How It Works: Request an online estimate or drop off items via curbside. Be open to price negotiations, as items are resold at consignment prices.
  • Tips: Check their website to confirm they accept your brands. This is a great option for luxury or boutique items, but ensure they’re in pristine condition.

Board Of Trade

1078 Alpharetta St. Roswell, GA 30075 | 770-640-7615

The Board of Trade is your go-to consignment shop in North Fulton County. The store boasts more than 500 consignments every week and is a hidden gem.

Once you call 770-640-7615 to schedule an appointment, the Board of Trade will offer you a contract, which is how you go about the business of selling your clothes there.

Buffalo Exchange

1057 Ponce de Leon Ave. NE; Midtown | 404-817-0921

Buffaflo Exchange specializes in sustainable clothing alongside big brands like Levi’s, Gap and Polo, so they expect the same type of quality.

During the pandemic,  the store is only buying closet cleanouts in-person via appointment only. To set up an appointment, call them at 404-817-021 or ask an employee in-store to make one.

Finders Keepers Boutique

  • Location: 2753 N Decatur Rd., Decatur, GA 30033.
  • What They Buy: Gently used clothing, particularly higher-end and name-brand items like Ralph Lauren and Columbia.
  • How It Works: Bring your items for appraisal. They’re known for fair offers, especially for luxury or professional attire.
  • Tips: Ideal for those with big-name brands in good condition. Check their website for specific guidelines, and consider selling online if they’re selective.

The Lucky Exchange

212 Ponce De Leon Ave., NE Atlanta, GA | 404-817-7715


The Lucky Exchange has the a nice mix of vintage and modern styles to choose from. If you want to sell to them, make sure your clothes and accessories are in line with the type of clothing that is curated at The Lucky Exchange.

Rag-o-Rama

1111 Euclid Ave. NE; Atlanta, GA 30307 | 404-658-1988

Rag-o-Rama is the place to buy, sell and trade your apparel for some vintage pieces in the store located in Little Five Points.

  • Location: 1111 Euclid Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 (Little Five Points).
  • What They Buy: Vintage and contemporary clothing, including brands like Polo, Gap, Levi’s, and Urban Outfitters. They accept a wide range of gently used items, from casual to fashion-forward pieces.How It Works: Bring your clothes to the store (no appointment needed). They offer 30% of the retail value in cash or 50% in store credit. Only about 10% of items brought in are typically purchased, so quality matters.
  • Tips: Ensure clothes are clean, stylish, and in excellent condition. Check their website for current buying guidelines, as their inventory needs vary. This store is praised for its streamlined selling process and is a favorite for vintage lovers.

Labels Resale Boutique

Labels is located in Buckhead and other metro Atlanta locations.

  • What They Buy: High-end, designer, and boutique clothing, with a focus on women’s fashion. Brands like J.Crew, Theory, and Vince are commonly accepted.
  • How It Works: Bring in your items for review. They rotate stock frequently and offer cash or consignment options, with payouts after items sell.
  • Tips: This boutique is ideal for professional or upscale wardrobes. Their frequent stock rotation means you may need to time your visit for the best payout. Shoppers and sellers rave about their curated selection and online presence for easy browsing.

Final Word

Consignment shops aside, Atlanta has just about everything you need for a fun time in a big-city. If you love to laugh, you should check out the best comedy clubs in Atlanta.

For those who feel like dancing or vibing to some music, Atlanta’s got some of the best clubs in the South.

Want to get out of the house during the day? Why not get some shopping in the city by patronizing local vendors with handmade goods, arts, crafts, candles, soaps, vintage and more.

Tee Johnson: Tee Johnson is the co-founder of AtlantaFi.com and as an unofficial ambassador of the city, she's a lover of all things Atlanta. She writes about Travel News, Events, Business, Hair Care (Wigs!) and Money.

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