Mona Pants Mintage — Local services in Zebulon

As an avid animal lover (I’m a Registered Veterinary Technician & Zoologist), I absolutely LOVE this store!! I’m always looking for more ways to help animals in need & what better way to do so than when shopping. Not only do they donate a portion of their sales to various animal shelters & rescues, they also help the environment by selling up cycled items. The store is full of gently used clothing, jewelry, & accessories, as well as, decorative items for the home. However if you’re not into “mintage” items, they also offer a selection of new items. You’ll also find items for your furbabies, so they don’t feel left out. I highly recommend visiting the store, but if you’re not local, they offer online auctions & shopping, and will ship your purchases. I have purchased numerous items from them & have always been satisfied. Don’t look any further for your upcoming Christmas & other holiday gifts! And if you’re not shopping, please consider donating your gently used items to them. You’ll feel good helping such a wonderful & worthwhile...

Mona Pants Montage offers a curated collection of new to you costume jewelry, some has been upcycled to suit current styles...all of it has great price points, and they ship! You will receive compliments on these purchases, which can include Ts, ball caps, handbags, scarves and more. I love being able to shop with the knowledge my purchases support animal welfare issues such as vests for K9 officers, development and support of no kill local rescues, funding for medically needy cases, getting lost dogs found, foster to adopt, and Mona Pants has introduced me to so many small rescue organizations. It brightens my day to see good in the world when I come here. Humor is an added benefit, it's always uplifting and I'm amazed at what one shop owner has managed to accomplish so far. May your ripple of goodness continue...

I was very surprised when I came in here. First of all, it was partially my fault as the whole time before I went I thought it was called Mona Paints and I assumed it was a craft store. Second, when I came inside she immediately explained their mission (K-9 vests and rescue animals). Third, it was an incredibly eclectic bunch of items for sale. It wasn't junk per say, but it seemed like you had to have a style for sure to shop there. It was incredibly unique. All in all, I wasn't a fan, but that style isn't...