We know that sometimes you just feel like adding a new handbag to your collection, but for whatever reason, budget constraints mean it’s just not possible. That’s where consignment stores come in, they’re great places to check out if you don’t want to break the bank when you’re doing some retail therapy.
On this page, we’ve compiled a list of consignment stores in the Milwaukee area. Every one of these stores offers quality products, including handbags, that have been checked to ensure they don’t fall apart on you when you get them home.
Of course, these stores all accept consignments as well. So if you’re finding that your collection is getting a little too big and you want to make space for a new addition, just contact the stores and they can run you through the process.
Please be aware that due to COVID-19, some shops may have varying opening hours. If in doubt, just call the store before you plan to visit.
Levine’s Consignment and Resale Boutique
Located along Center Street, this consignment store stocks everything from everyday fashion to luxury designer brands. This store does stock its fair share of vintage items and makes sure that apart from maybe some minor scratches, their products are in great condition.
5510 W Center St
Milwaukee, WI 53210
Phone: (414) 459-1123
Sole Salvation
Located along Humboldt Avenue, this store offers a wide range of items for you to choose from. They stock items from everyday brands as well as designer labels, so you can be sure to find something that will fit your budget when you go there.
1693 N Humboldt Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Phone: (414) 273-1286
Plume
Located along Kinnickinnic Avenue, this store creates a curated collection of vintage and modern goods that focuses on sustainability in fashion. The shop offers men’s women’s and unisex vintage apparel, as well as furniture, house wares, and handmade gifts.
3001 S Kinnickinnic Ave # A
Milwaukee, WI 53207
Phone: (414) 465-8197
Please let us know if we need to make any alterations to this list. If any stores close, move, or open up, we’d like to know. It helps us keep this list as up-to-date as possible.
Keep in mind that due to COVID-19, some smaller stores might restrict the number of customers allowed in at one time. It’s also likely that some stores will require you to wear a mask for you to enter. It’s better to be safe than sorry, so make sure you’ve got your mask with you when you decide to go shopping.
Make sure to take an unmarked bag with you as well when you make your purchases. That way you can keep prying eyes away if you end up purchasing any high-end products.
