$7 for $15 Worth of Women’s Clothing, Accessories, and Home Furnishings at Twice as Nice The Consignment Shoppe
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- Two stories of merchandise
- Shoes, jewelry & clothing from popular brands
- Home décor & kitchen goods
Unlike new clothes, vintage clothing is already broken in, has had time to establish its pedigree, and is almost always house trained. Save on ensemble obedience training with today's Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of women’s clothing, accessories, and home furnishings at Twice as Nice The Consignment Shoppe.
From its boutique housed in a large, turn-of-the-century Lincoln home, Twice as Nice The Consignment Shoppe consigns and retails nearly any gently used item that might fit in a domicile or fashionable closet. The store brims with two stories' worth of goodies, ranging from shoes ($10+) and kitchen goods ($4+) to dresses ($19+) and jewelry ($4+). Pieces from popular apparel brands such as Kenneth Cole, Old Navy, and Coach vie for new parents, and lamps, wall art, couches, and other furnishings decorate the store, awaiting transplant into a welcoming home or discotheque.
- Two stories of merchandise
- Shoes, jewelry & clothing from popular brands
- Home décor & kitchen goods
Unlike new clothes, vintage clothing is already broken in, has had time to establish its pedigree, and is almost always house trained. Save on ensemble obedience training with today's Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of women’s clothing, accessories, and home furnishings at Twice as Nice The Consignment Shoppe.
From its boutique housed in a large, turn-of-the-century Lincoln home, Twice as Nice The Consignment Shoppe consigns and retails nearly any gently used item that might fit in a domicile or fashionable closet. The store brims with two stories' worth of goodies, ranging from shoes ($10+) and kitchen goods ($4+) to dresses ($19+) and jewelry ($4+). Pieces from popular apparel brands such as Kenneth Cole, Old Navy, and Coach vie for new parents, and lamps, wall art, couches, and other furnishings decorate the store, awaiting transplant into a welcoming home or discotheque.