Curated consignment and polished resale thrive around Delray Beach, with boutiques that favor quality, authentication, and attentive service over clutter. Whether you are refreshing a wardrobe or elevating a room, expect tidy showrooms, fair pricing below retail, and a hunt that feels enjoyable rather than chaotic.
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Mona Lisa Fashions Inc
Only like-new passes muster at Mona Lisa Fashions. Clean, pressed, odor-free, on hangers. No pilling, no scuffed heels, no missing buttons. The result is a floor that feels curated, not combed through.
Racks are thoughtfully labeled, from Chico’s to dedicated petite and plus sections. Expect casual pieces, skirt suits, sportswear, and formal gowns. The star turn is vintage and designer handbags and shoes in pristine condition. Fitting rooms are comfortable, and the boutique stays tidy.
Prices sit comfortably below retail, often far below. Mid to high end labels surface at steep discounts, with occasional new closeout lines mixed in. Inventory moves quickly through a loyal consignee network, so repeat visits pay off. Sales and rewards sweeten it.
Consignment is by appointment, six months with a two-week grace. Sellers are paid in full, and consignment credit earns extra savings. Occasional buyouts happen, and select high-end vintage goes online.
In West Delray Beach near the Villages of Oriole, the shop skews to women 40+ who value quality and service over chaos. Knowledgeable staff keep it personal. If a clean, upscale treasure hunt appeals, put this boutique on the short list.
Great Stuff
Gallery polish without the gallery attitude. A decades-long local fixture, Great Stuff brings consignment to a higher orbit in Delray Beach.
Along the George Bush Boulevard corridor, the showroom reads like a well-edited home. Designer seating vignettes, statement lighting, fine art walls that often include Highwaymen-style pieces, and cases of jewelry create a calm browse. It is clean, staged, and mercifully uncluttered.
Inventory skews mid to high end, so you come for quality, not rock-bottom tags. Expect well-kept designer furniture, collectible décor, vintage finds, and the occasional clothing and accessory that feels special rather than filler.
Because the shop feeds off estate sales and consignor intake, new arrivals appear often, just not on a set schedule. That unpredictability is part of the fun, so a quick check-in or call can pay off.
Staff are seasoned and kind, fluent in provenance and pricing. They also handle appraisals and estate services. If your taste leans design-forward and you want pieces with staying power, this boutique deserves a spot on your rounds.
Affluent Finds
Affluent Finds keeps the luxury part of consignment honest and current. Current-season pieces, pressed and pristine, with a firm no to knockoffs. The handbag case gets serious authentication, a relief with names like Chanel and Louis Vuitton.
Shopping feels boutique, not rummage. You will see a tight edit of Chanel, Gucci, Prada, Ferragamo, and Brunello Cucinelli alongside Theory, Rag & Bone, Tory Burch, and Lilly Pulitzer. Prices land mid to high, but the math is friendly, often 65 to 85 percent off typical retail.
The shop sits along George Bush Boulevard about a mile north of Atlantic Avenue, with easy parking and owner-led service. Staff guide sizes, note construction details, and steer you to pieces that fit body and lifestyle.
Consigning is by appointment. Bring authentic, season-appropriate pieces on hangers, cleaned and odor-free. The split is 40 percent with a three-month window, then donation if not retrieved. Online listings are available for a small fee, and checks are ready after the 15th of the next month.
Ideal for anyone who wants real labels without the sticker shock, and for closets ready to trade up rather than start over.
Gutsy Boutique Inc
Gowns on one rack, designer handbags winking from the shelves. Gutsy Boutique makes dress-up feel attainable in west Delray.
Curated rather than cluttered, this independent consignment boutique stocks name-brand clothing, formal gowns, shoes, jewelry, and the occasional home accent in an organized, boutique-scale space. Gutsy Gowns and Gutsy Home sections make browsing easy.
Prices hit that sweet spot, kinder than retail yet respectful of quality. Ideal for shoppers who value labels and craftsmanship, but still love a smart deal. Inventory rotates often; expect a grown-up treasure hunt.
Service earns praise, with a local owner presence that keeps things personal. Parking is a breeze in the plaza, so quick pop-ins are simple.
Consigning? It operates on a consignment model; terms change, so call for drop-off rules and payouts. Bring current, well-presented pieces and think special-occasion or notable brands.
True Treasures Consigned Furniture & Home Decor
Palm Beach taste meets secondhand smarts here. Prices skew mid to high, yet well below designer retail, which is the sweet spot if you want quality without the sting.
The Delray showroom, part of a long-running local family operation, reads like a well-edited design book. Polished vignettes guide you from chandeliers to rugs, art, and mirrors, with staff skilled at staging so you can see potential.
Pieces move quickly. Weekly New Arrival blasts, Facebook Live previews, and an updated online catalog reward decisive shoppers. If your heart beats for bargain-basement thrifting, this is not that. If you want designer finishes at sensible resale pricing, you are in the right lane.
Selling is turnkey. Submit photos, sign a consignment contract, then choose self drop-off or use preferred movers, even for estates. Track sales in a consignor portal, and checks go out the last day of the month after an item sells. With nearly 40,000 square feet across Palm Beach County and a claimed A BBB rating, True Treasures skews upscale, efficient, and polished from start to finish.
A Blast From the Past
Two boutiques, one clever concept. A Blast From the Past splits its personality in the best way.
On downtown Delray’s Atlantic Avenue, you move from the Couture room to the Vintage room like turning a page. Couture leans into authenticated designer handbags, shoes, and fine jewelry, while Vintage brims with costume jewels, hats, collectibles, artwork, and quirky decorative pieces. It is tidy and boutique-style, so browsing feels easy rather than overwhelming.
They buy, sell, and consign, but only pieces in good condition make the cut. Expect authenticity checks on labels and a curated rack, not heaps of fixer-uppers. New finds trickle in often, so following their social channels or eBay listings pays off.
Thinking of consigning? They also purchase outright after inspection and authentication. Payouts vary by item and contract, so a quick call gets you the current split or cash offer.
This spot suits shoppers who love a treasure hunt with standards. Prices sit in the mid to high range, which means discounts on designer without the chaos of a warehouse. Staff tends to be hands-on and knowledgeable, though reviews note the occasional communication hiccup. Shop cats patrol, charm in tow, and seasonal markdowns sometimes sweeten the deal.
Coconut Consignment Company
Think gallery, not garage sale. Coconut Consignment Company stages sofas with framed art and vintage accents so the pieces make sense together, which makes decision-making easier.
In downtown Boca Raton along the South Federal corridor, it suits the boutique, walkable vibe.
The mix skews home furnishings and decor, not clothing. Prices range from approachable decor to mid and upper tier furniture, and everything is clearly tagged. Inventory turns quickly, with new arrivals landing often, so treasure hunters tend to check back monthly.
Consignors describe a straightforward process: about a 60 percent split early on, markdowns around 60 to 90 days, and a window near 105 days, with some unsold pieces donated. Selective owners prefer good to excellent condition; standout items may be purchased outright. Staff stays candid when assessing what will move.
Shoppers who value one-of-a-kind finds and a clean, gallery-style floor will feel at home. Family-run warmth plus sharp curation make it a smart stop for elevating a room without showroom prices.
Legacy Estate & Home Furnishings Consignment
Showroom polish meets treasure hunt, and the mix works. Legacy Estate & Home Furnishings Consignment turns home shopping into a slow stroll through staged rooms, not a dig-through.
Expect gently used furniture, rugs, artwork, decor, lighting, collectibles, and costume jewelry. Occasional designer bags and standout vintage appear, which keeps things interesting. Clean, smoke-free standards keep it refined. Prices run from modest shelf pieces to investment furniture in the thousands, a sweet spot for decorators and mid-to-upscale browsers.
Tags are clear, and older pieces drop in price on a schedule, so timing can pay off. New arrivals land several times a week, which makes repeat visits smart. It feels curated, not cluttered.
Staff is seasoned and attentive, with mover referrals at the ready. On North Federal Highway in Boca Raton, convenient to Delray, the roughly 10,000-square-foot showroom is easy to navigate and nicely staged. Bonus for sellers, consignments are by appointment with a 120-day term and a straightforward 50/50 split, and the team can plan full estate sales or arrange pickups for larger projects.
POSH Consignment By V
Authenticity is the house rule at POSH Consignment By V, a longstanding local boutique. The focus is high-end resale, and it shows in the lineup: Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Fendi, all curated and vetted.
Handbags headline the story, with fine jewelry in glass cases and shoes and accessories styled just so. Ready-to-wear and the occasional vintage piece round out the racks, and there are fitting rooms for a quick try-on.
Prices sit in the mid to high range for resale. Not thrift cheap, yet well below boutique retail on classics. New arrivals rotate often, so the hunt stays fun without feeling chaotic.
Consignment runs like a proper boutique as well. Clothing intake is by appointment, while smaller accessories are often welcomed as drop-offs. Seasonal intake varies; call ahead.
A smart stop near North Federal Highway in Boca Raton, an easy hop from Delray Beach. Best for shoppers who value authenticated luxury and a polished environment; reviews on service are mixed, but selection and peace of mind are the draw.
Encore Plus
Luxury without guesswork is the promise at Encore Plus. Designer heavy hitters are the draw, with Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Hermès tucked into glass cases and an edited mix of ready-to-wear lining bright, tidy racks. Items are vetted for authenticity and condition, which is why locals trust it for big-ticket pieces.
Pricing skews upper-mid to luxury resale. Think hundreds to several thousand for handbags, with shoes, jewelry, and accessories rounding out the mix. There is a small discount section, so patient hunters can score a win without compromising on quality.
Sellers take note. This is a true consignment boutique with strict intake standards, and longtime consignors commonly report a roughly 50-50 commission split, typically paid on a regular schedule. Shipping items in can be an option, which keeps the selection interesting.
Expect turnover weekly, so timing matters. The Boca Raton Palmetto Park corridor is a quick hop from Delray Beach and parking is straightforward. Reviews on service run the gamut, yet repeat shoppers and consignors say the trust factor holds.
If you value authentication, curation, and a boutique experience with occasional bargains, this one earns a spot on your short list.
