DoubleTake Consignment Boutique

Over the past year I have frequented this boutique several times they have many designers and some unique things. But buyer beware. I bought a Channel jacket and found it the next day 600 cheaper they would not make me any consession or consideration. So I stayed away. So I then decided to just give them items to sell. However while in the store I saw a Dior bag and purchased it for 748. I did not learn my lesson and found it the next say for 550
I know my fault. But the worst thing they did was trying to clean a s missioni wallet I gave them to sell
And not telling me they ruined the finish. The owner said oh I have your wallet I need to give back to you. I just thought the time for the wallet was up and they were giving it back to me. She put it in a bag and I signed for it and went home What a difference it would have made if she had apologized and told me about trying to clean the wallet and ruining the finish. When I took it out of the bag saw what they had done I was ver upset at her underhandedness No wonder she was giving it back she could no longer sell it.
Pass this store up. They are conniving lying deceiving and not nice people.

No stars at all! Wished I would have read the reviews before giving them my business. Very dishonest business. Beware!

My review is based on the consignment and shopping experience.
I had a slew of merchandise and admittedly did not check the website for which retailers were accepted, but I did call. The young lady mentioned they only accept contemporary items. Cool, I thought I would be set.
I had two Calvin Klein dresses, several items from Talbots and a navy rain coat that I wore twice.
She said no to all of my items except the two CK dresses-​which she disappeared to the back to ask for permission. It was a no to all. No explanation even — not that they owed me one, but I still frustrated by the process.
I turned on my heels and headed to the door but stopped at a rack or two and could not believe the prices for some of the items. $ 68 for a tank top (I don’t recall the brand, but definitely not Gucci or Burberry) but c’mon.
No need for me to return.

I’ve gotten quite a few really great finds here. I go in just to look around anytime I’m in Ridgewood and I almost always walk out with something. I happened to go in on a rainy August day last summer. They happened to have just put stuff on a sale shelf and I scored an amazing deal on a beautiful designer bag I’d never be able to afford otherwise. I also got a summer dress for $ 42 on sale that I know retailed for over $ 300. They always have a great selection and the staff has been friendly and helpful every time I’ve been in there.

Cute place! Had a couple great finds-​a Theory shirt for about 12 bucks, BCBG sweater for 35ish, and a few other things. Nothing too high brand but I wasn’t looking in that price range, I’m sure you’d find something right for you. Staff was very helpful and accommodating with holding items and getting you into a fitting room. Good selection as well. Will be back if I’m in the area.

Today I was walking through town and decided to check out the selection. Wow– amazing sales and friendly employees. Lisa was so friendly and approachable. The selection was pretty good too with lots of options considering we are in between seasons. I wasn’t really looking for much but to browse… Thinking ahead to a wedding in November, I found a black evening gown worth a try on even though I knew it would be a bit too large… For $ 45 it was hard to pass up considering I was eyeing a similar dress for $ 398 at Bloomingdales. When I went to the register, I was even more shocked! The $ 45 was 75% off with a formal evening gown costing $ 11! I still cannot believe this. It will be well worth the tailoring with this price and I will be sure to stop in more frequently in hopes for some more great finds. Thank you for the bargains!

Are you kidding me? The assortment is very outdated and the merchandising of the store is terrible. The store is run by 2 unprofessional middle aged women who have no idea what designer apparel is. Go across the street to 2^nd time around or another consignment store in Ridgewood. There are plenty!

The people that work at this store are so incredibly rude. We left the store in tears — LISA, one of the sales women, was awful to my family and I.

I came across this boutique two years ago while shopping and have been a loyal customer/​consignor ever since. The staff are beyond friendly and professional– I have formed great relationships with employees in each of their stores as well as their higher management. Their prices are amazing, the quality of items they sell are close to new if not brand new. They do not sell used or damaged items as I’m reading others say. As a consignor they carefully check all items i bring them to sell and will not accept anything that is damaged even slightly. I’ve actually seen items pulled off the shelves when its brought to their attention items are damaged.
I don’t need to sell this boutique or the employees to anyone– go in there once and see for yourself how friendly the staff are and the top quality of merchandise they have.

I starting consigning here sometime last year and never really had any issues, until recently. I went in over the weekend to pick up some items that didn’t sell such asa pair of Manolos. Never have I had an issue coming to pick up my stuff past the expiration date until now.
Apparently my Manolos were donated in February since I never came to get them sooner once they expired. I was told they always donate and it is listed in their contract, which is not true. No where in the form I have or online does it say items in the Ridgewood store get donated. It doesn’t state donation at all. Does it even get donated? Sounds a little fishy to me.
Highly disappointed with the store, especially since this never happened to any of my stuff before. And on top of it, a wallet that was expired was still there in their showcase for sale yet the more expensive items of mine were donated. How does that make any sense? And how does it work that you just pick and choose what gets donated and what gets kept at the store.
I should have read the reviews about this place being shady before I stepped foot in there.

Be careful! The employees of this store write their own positive reviews. Both the shoppers and consigners are getting ripped off at Doubletake. DO NOT PURCHASE OR SELL ITEMS WITH DOUBLETAKE. Read the real reviews from real customers. Doubletake has unethical business practices selling used items, think about used car salesmen, and then take a double take and leave the store. Do not do business here.

so… I saw a Louis Vuitton… Looked at the price,… it was less 80 dollars cheaper than buying a brand new one. (the exact same design.) umm i think ill wait to buy the new thing… and not someone’s used bag.

Love this place! First and foremost great, friendly staff. I came in with my 2 ½ daughter and they were so sweet to her. Kid friendly goes a long way with me!
Ok, the good stuff… Found a practically brand new Burberry fur lined hooded jacket at an amazing price. I was hesitant to buy since I already own a red Burberry jacket, the staff was so nice and didn’t pressure me. Came back later with my husband and bought it. The price was a steal!

Cute place, I went straight for the 50% off sale rack and picked up some great stuff!

Beautifully curated selection of the designers your REALLY want. All items are updated & completely «now.» I dare you to go and not find something you simply HAVE to take home.

I stumbled upon this consignment shop after getting a quick java fix at Starbucks… Lucky Me! Although I have been in plenty of different consignment shops, this one stuck out. I honestly thought it was a «real» shop when I first walked in. It’s very clean, classy, and marked so you can find what you need in a snap. And lets not forget the best part — everything is high end without the price tag.
The staff is extremely helpful and friendly (I mean what other store gives out free bottles of ice water because it’s over 103 degrees out)!
They also have this great feature where you can put your information and favorite designers on a «Wish List». They will call or email you (with pictures) of products that came in from the designers you wish to purchase. What a great way to bring in customers!

Consignment shops seem to be popping up in Bergen County, which is fine by me (I’m a total bargain hunter who loves her labels). Located on the main drag of Ridgewood downtown, DoubleTake looks more like an upscale boutique than your standard consignment shop. The aesthetics did draw me in, but what hooked me was the relatively well curated selection. I scored a Giorgio Armani Collezioni blazer for only $ 70! I saw a tea-​length Chanel overcoat, and my sister nabbed a Calvin Klein boyfriend blazer. They also have a rack of jeans, including Seven for All Mankind, Diesel, J Brand, Hudson… They did have a few Chanel bags and shoes, and the shoe offerings was very well organized, unlike some other consignment shops where they are just kind of jumbled together. The last time I visited a consignment shop was in college, but DoubleTake dispelled the notion of the consignment shopping experience making you feel like you were in someone’s basement or attic. I definitely recommend shopping in the store vs. visiting their website — the store has a lot more to offer. Also, the employees and manager are all such sweet ladies, and I can’t wait to go back to scope any new offerings!