2nd STREET Pasadena — Local services in Pasadena

Probably the worst of all the 2nd streets as far as consignment wait times.

Staff was beyond inattentive — too busy having conversations about karaoke with other coworkers to be bothered.

I came in with 8 items, and within my wait time of 1.5 hours the person was only able to authenticate two items, and when I asked for an eta on the rest all they could say was “a while.” Professionalism was nonexistent, the person even told me how much they were marking up one of the two items I sold to them in comparison to what I was getting. I was paid $40 on an item they told us would be selling at 150.

By the rate at which my other two items were authenticated, if I had actually waited for the rest of my items to be authenticated I would have been there for 8 hours on a work shift with them.

The worst part was them telling me that the only way they can authenticate is with a chat system in Japan. Definitely do not trust a place that uses a chat system as an authentication service.

Don’t waste your time here, everything is beyond marked up and buyers clearly have no experience in what they’re doing.

Shown in picture: wait start was 12:25, came in at 2:30 to check on items and was given a wait time...

It is probably a better idea to shop at, rather than sell clothing at 2nd STREET Pasadena. The guy employee on the phone didn't tell me info regarding selling my clothes and wasn't friendly wanting to get me off the phone it seemed. When I arrived there to sell my t shirts, another guy employee explained to me that they only pay 10 cents,. and up for my shirts. After waiting for the grand total from the 39 t-shirts, he basically paid a little bit over $1 each for 33 shirts I calculated. He told me, without asking me first that they'd donate the remaining t-shirts that he wasn't interested in buying from me. I said I'd donate them myself to whom I chose and took them with me. I advise others go online, make sure what there clothing is worth before just selling it to this store. You might actually have something you own, not necessary vintage worth more than they claim it is. Meanwhile they turn around and sell the clothing for way more than you got when you sold it to them. Sorry to say, a lot of clothes there don't sell since it's mainly used...

GO SOMEWHERE ELSE TAKE YOUR CLOTHES ELSEWHERE. I went to drop off a bag of my clothes and when I got there they took my id to right down on my receipt and handed it back to me. They took my clothes and told me it would be a 45 minute wait so I went to the shops around the area and two hours later they had not called me. I went back in to see what was taking so long and they told me the guy who was going through my clothes left but it shouldn’t be much longer. Another hour goes by then they call me to tell me they are done. When i walk in they say they forgot to add my uggs and to wait so they can add them to my receipt. They ask me for my ID again and then they say “you’re not 18?” I said no and then they told me I can’t sell if i’m not 18. Which they could’ve told me when they first took my ID but instead they wasted 3 hours of my time. They also didn’t care that they...