Children’s Orchard Las Vegas
7035 W Ann Rd Suite 140, Las Vegas, NV 89130, USAAboutChildren’s Orchard Las Vegas
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I am a teen mom and I can not afford other things. This store helped me get baby things for my little baby boy
Good place to buy gently used baby items. Good place to sell your gently used baby items (don’t expect to get much $ for your items). Overall good experience the last couple of times I’ve been here.
This kids thrift store is AMAZING I went there yesterday to shop for my 3 children and I was able to put together nice outfits and felt good at the register because the prices was awesome.... all the clothing was good quality I RECOMMEND THIS THRIFT STORE .... MY NEW STORE FROM NOW ON .....❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Came here a few times. The used clothes are a great deal and in decent condition. I would buy here again, but not sell again. I did twice first time lady was nice, but the second time wasn't as great with an other lady. I prefere the clothes swaps where I used to live, then selling barely used clothes here. Plus I was only able to get store credit for the clothes that I was able to sell which isn't bad when they have enough in my kid's size. Overall this place is ok and the used clothes look really good and they did have school uniforms when I last visited.
I’m not the average customer here, meaning I’m not a Mom and kid stuff is usually anathema to me. My questions were answered efficiently, over the phone, so I went in person. Being a Dad, I still felt good at this place. It was well kept and I didn’t feel uncomfortable. I felt like they actually cared about their customers. I don’t see that very often nowadays.