Burlington Woman's Club Thrift Shop offers affordable clothing, accessories, and housewares at 317 S. Main Street, with purchases supporting community projects.
Affordable secondhand clothing
Accessories and unique housewares
Shoppers who want purchases to support community outreach and service projects
Consignment Connection accepts clean, damage-free furniture by emailed photo approval and offers a 90-day consignment contract in Burlington, North Carolina.
Consigning clean furniture without tears, rips, stains, or major scratches
Selling furniture through a 90-day consignment arrangement
Furniture sellers who need optional pickup or delivery coordination
Jack and Jill pays cash up front for accepted eligible items and offers store credit worth 30% more than the cash offer. Its furniture and home decor are consigned on a 60/40 split, while Little Blessing lists a 40/60 split with the consignor receiving 40%.
What condition should items be in before consigning them?
Little Blessing requires clean, stain-free, odor-free items without tears, holes, missing buttons, dirt, or missing pieces. Toy consignments should include all pieces and required batteries.
When can I drop off consignment items?
Little Blessing accepts drop-offs Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It limits drop-offs to 20 non-clothing items or 30 clothing and shoe items per day.
What should I bring when selling items to Jack and Jill?
Small items should be brought in lidded bins rather than bags or boxes. Clothing and shoes must be from a currently accepted season, and Walmart or Kmart clothing and shoes are not accepted.