From refined vintage and statement accessories to quality furniture and wallpaper, Nashville’s consignment scene offers style without the full retail sting. Expect curated racks, attentive help, and fair prices, along with straightforward options for consigning pieces you are ready to pass along.
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English & Company Inc.
Gallery polish meets consignment discovery at English & Company Inc. Styled vignettes, good lighting, and plenty of breathing room make browsing easy.
Expect a mid to high end mix, not a thrift dig. Well maintained sofas and chairs, dining and bedroom sets, rugs, lighting, art, mirrors, draperies, china, accent pieces, wallpaper, plus a few outdoor finds.
Inventory moves, and that is the fun. New arrivals land often, seasonal displays refresh, and the treasure hunt leans designer without feeling precious. Prices read fair for the quality, so hesitation can cost you.
The staff keeps it comfortable, too. They know measurements and finishes, can help you think through scale, and will discuss transport options or referrals so getting pieces home is simple.
Consigning is straightforward. Terms and payouts are set at intake, so call ahead for the current details and an appointment. Most sales happen in store, parking is free, and occasional promos pop up online. A smart stop in central Nashville if you want style without the full retail sting.
Goodbuy Girls
Boots first. Always boots. The spotlight here often lands on vintage cowgirl pairs that are stage-ready yet walkable. Sizes change often, and the fits are modern.
Beyond the leather, Goodbuy Girls is a petite, tightly curated boutique in Five Points. Think vintage and modern womenswear, jewelry, hats, and occasional reworked pieces, plus small-batch candles and gifts by local makers. The floor reads tidy and Instagrammable, which keeps the hunt fun rather than tiring.
Prices skew boutique rather than bargain bin. Special vintage can run about $75 to $150 and up, balanced by accessible accessories and trend-forward new arrivals. Quality control is the point, so pieces feel ready for regular wear, not just a photo op.
Inventory turns quickly. Follow Instagram if you are chasing a size or a specific boot style, and call ahead for consigning as acceptance is selective.
Choose this spot if you like a refined treasure hunt with Western flair and zero clutter. If your happy place is a massive thrift rack, expect a different rhythm. The tight edit makes discovery feel effortless.
Anaconda Vintage
Anaconda Vintage swaps the chaos of thrift for a calm, wearable edit. Racks are tidy, the styling is intentional, and the whole place reads more refined than rummage.
Curated pieces for women and men sit with handbags, shoes, jewelry, sunglasses, and a little apothecary and home. Western, eighties, and nineties influences show up often, yet everything feels current. Sizes are labeled clearly, plus-size options appear regularly, and roomy fitting rooms make try-ons easy. New arrivals roll in often, and highlights hit Instagram and Etsy so you can preview the mix.
Prices sit in the mid range for vintage. Rare finds track closer to retail, though sale moments help, including outlet and $5 racks, tent sales, and Locals Only Tuesdays.
Selling rather than buying? The shop runs a used and consignment mix, with intake by appointment. Standards favor clean, well preserved pieces. Staff are kind and knowledgeable, quick with size advice and styling ideas.
In East Nashville behind Grimey’s, it matches the neighborhood’s music-meets-boutique vibe. Best for shoppers who want one-of-a-kind, wearable vintage without the dig, and who like fresh stock each visit.
Consignment Furniture & Furnishings – Wallpaper & Designer Home Consignments
Wallpaper gets top billing here. Consignment Furniture & Furnishings: Wallpaper & Designer Home Consignments pairs a deep in-stock selection with designer books and guidance, so choosing a pattern feels doable. Discounted double-roll pricing keeps the math friendly. The expanded Nolensville Pike showroom, new in late 2023, has a wallpaper superstore feel. Locally owned since 2013.
Beyond the rolls, the floor is filled with curated consignments: like-new furniture, art, drapery, mirrors, and accessories, with the occasional vintage standout. Pieces skew designer and well kept, staged in a clean, boutique layout that shows how it all fits.
Pricing sits mid to high, yet value stays strong for quality seekers. Inventory turns fast, so every visit brings fresh finds and a bit of treasure-hunt energy.
Consigning? Terms, splits, and timelines are published, so review the policy before you bring items. The team also offers consultations and keeps an active site with catalogs, which makes planning easier.
Best for decorators and homeowners who want designer finishes minus full retail and prefer curated over cluttered. Skip it if you need rock-bottom prices or well-worn charm. Product knowledge earns praise, though a few note uneven staff interactions.
Star Struck Vintage
Stage-ready vintage with real patina is the sweet spot at Star Struck Vintage. In East Nashville on Gallatin, the shop leans into wearable statements rather than costume fluff.
Racks pull from the 1920s through the 1980s, with men’s and women’s pieces, band tees, great denim, leather and letterman jackets, boots, furs, and accessories. Designer bags and quirky collectibles pop up too.
Prices lean mid to high, with both worthy splurges and the occasional deal. Sizing varies, yet the owner-curated edit favors pieces you can walk out wearing. Staff knows eras and provenance, helpful when you want history that fits a modern life.
Expect a boutique vibe with curated racks that can feel full at peak times. Restocks happen often, and the online shop keeps the rotation brisk, so timing matters.
On the resale front, the shop is listed as vintage and consignment, but public consignment terms are not posted. Reach out directly for appointments and payouts.
Best fit for collectors, stylists, and anyone courting a show-stopping jacket or a lived-in band tee. Bargain-only hunters or shoppers needing deep size runs may be happier at a big-box thrift.
Designer Finds
The racks here read like a greatest-hits playlist of women’s fashion, with a few chart-topping surprises. Designer Finds leans into handbags, shoes, jewelry, and polished apparel, from boutique labels to true luxury.
Prices land mid to high, yet the spread is generous. You will see smart bargains alongside investment pieces, plus the occasional new-with-tags coup. Watch the tag colors and seasonal markdowns if you like the thrill of a well-timed deal.
On the floor, the setting feels boutique, not warehouse. In Green Hills, the shop is tidy and curated, although some days the assortment runs dense. Dressing rooms make try-ons easy, and while many applaud the staff, service can vary, so bring a little patience.
Inventory turns quickly, which keeps the hunt interesting. Stop by often if you want first pass at fresh arrivals.
On the selling side, consignors can expect an appointment and a selective edit that favors higher-quality and name brands. Splits follow typical consignment norms, but confirm your terms at intake.
Best for shoppers who love the chase and want polished pieces without paying full freight, especially handbag hunters.
Garage Sale Vintage
Cocktails with your closet edit? Garage Sale Vintage delivers both. With storefronts Downtown and in East Nashville, it doubles as a lively bar where shopping comes with a side of tacos and a playlist.
Racks are curated but still feel like a hunt. Expect 60s to Y2K vintage, heavy on band and graphic tees, denim, outerwear, accessories, plus vinyl, posters, and small collectibles. Dressing rooms make trying easy.
Prices land mid to higher, ideal for shoppers who want clean condition and real vintage. Trained buyers keep standards tight, items are generally 2008 or older, with no fast-fashion labels and no major flaws. The result is trend-forward pieces without the guesswork.
Clearing space at home? Bring items for one-on-one buys or trades, with quick decisions and on-the-spot payment when they purchase. Resellers can go deeper through in-store vendor racks by application or the online marketplace with monthly commission payouts.
Inventory flips fast, thanks to daily refreshes, vendor drops, and themed nights. Add happy hours and DJs, and you get a social way to shop that suits a relaxed afternoon or a pre-concert browse. If curated variety with a little nightlife appeals, add it to your list.
