“The store is more about the space,” says owner Maureen Court. “The clothes are here just to decorate the place. People come in to hang out.” A consignment store that caters largely to the university crowd, Court has seen her business grow over six years in existence, selling jackets that go for $200 (“people are shocked to see a Burberry coat”) to items considerably less dear. “I have a $2 bin that has become famous for its slightly damaged merchandise. But not all of it is damaged.” If something doesn’t sell within three weeks, Court will often mark it half price. “It changes from day to day.” 1530 Queen, 425-2599
First runner up: Junk and Foibles, 1533 Barrington, 422-7985
Second runner up: Lost and Found, 2383 Agricola, 446-5986
| Nov 7, 2019
| Nov 1, 2018
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| Nov 7, 2013
| Nov 1, 2012
| Nov 3, 2011
Elsie's Used Clothing
| Nov 4, 2010
Elsie’s
| Nov 2, 2009
Elsie's
| Nov 6, 2008
Junk and Foibles
| Nov 2, 2006
Junk and Foibles
| Nov 3, 2005
Frenchy's
| Nov 18, 2004
Value Village
| Nov 6, 2003
Value Village
| Nov 7, 2002
Winner: Value Village
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Winner: Value Village
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