Children's Orchard

I 100% agree with the above review. I almost found the store's buyer very very picky. i brought in a bin of extremely clean, neatly folded baby clothes. they were excellent brands like janie and jack and hanna anderson because i was SPLURGING with my first baby. i called ahead of time to clarify their policy of not taking separates for infants. it;'s confusing (and outdated) because so many good brands don't sell sets all of the time. yes, you can actually buy designer jeans for babies- that don't have to come with a carters-esque matchy matchy top that says ""daddy's big guy"" or something silly like that. the woman on the phone told me to bring separates in anyway- she totally understood that baby clothes don't only come in one piece or sets. problem is that i did all of this work (cleaning, folding, organizing) for absolutely nothing because the buyer made a complete mess of a pile of my clothes and said she couldn't buy any of it bc it was either stained or not a set.????? she was absolutely wrong. i triple checked for stains. and even though the ""set rule"" is a soapbox issue for me, about 75% of my clothes were not separates. so...you have me on why she would lie. all i can say is that if they are not interested in clothing from a certain age group, they should be honest. i have two little ones. and no time to waste on this kind of game. more

i find it difficult to sell to this store as the buyer is strangely picky about some items and does not in my opinion pay very fairly. yet i find clothes in the store which are stained/ripped and priced far too high., but she refused mine? very odd. this particular co is very messy and way crowded, the racks are crammed far too much and i know i am not the only one to get frustrated. i also think the principal buyer is too abrupt and not very friendly. i'd rather buy new at target and donate my used items to someone who would appreciate them. to sell for a few dollars is not worth the hassle. Cons: many more