Plato's Closet

Benjamin Borden 

on Google

a week ago

Be sure to read up on how and what to submit for their consideration—it will save you some running around up front. No trash bags ($10 mesh laundry bags at Wally World will suffice). No stained or worn out clothing. Only one "load" per day can be submitted (meaning whatever will fit into that container you probably just bought). Two of the clerks were curt but polite, as if they were very tired of explaining things to the uninitiated; however, a young woman in a Tougaloo College T-shirt was SO helpful and polite, I can't do ... read more

Richarx Palmertree 

on Google

a week ago

I wasted your time in a waste of your gas.Go there at the most are only trying to give you twenty dollars if that. They want you to wash the clothes and fold them neatly.So that they could go through and just pull them all out , and throw them unfolded back in there and tell you they don't want them. I would give them a zero star , but they wouldn't let me 

Savannah Witcher 

on Google

2 months ago

I read the reviews about this place and unfortunately, I decided to give it a chance. The staff was extremely rude. Besides, this one staff member named Ashley. She was very nice but her coworker that was working with her was extremely rude. I regret that I did not get her name because most of the staff needs to Be educated on customer service 

Lisa McCray-Carter 

on Google

2 months ago

I have mixed feelings about this shop. On one hand, the men’s section is excellent and diverse you can find a great mix of styles, eras, and unique pieces. It feels like there’s a lot of variety to dig through. ​On the other hand, the women’s section is a bit disappointing if you aren't looking for trendy 'fast fashion.' It’s mostly stocked with clothes geared toward teens and young adults (lots of Shein, Forever 21, etc.). If you’re looking for more mature styles, professional wear, or high-quality vintage, it’s a bit of a ... read more