FreeStyle Clothing Exchange - Roseville, California

Brooke H.

Not worth your time and effort to try and sell anything there. I folded about 30 items neatly into a laundry bin to sell to them and they offered me $8 for just a few items including a new jacket that was originally $80. I would have never put in the work to drop something off if I knew they weren’t going to accept the majority of the items and also offer me pennies basically. They also forgot to put some of the items back into my basket when I came to pick up them up from them and I had to go back the next day again to get the missing items. Very unprofessional and poorly ran.

Jay

I’ve sold here a few times now and it’s safe to say it’s honestly not worth it. You can offer them a pair of brand new doc martens, they’ll give you $10 for them and send you on your way. I’ve taken multiple bags one time of good clothes, they didn’t buy a single thing. I wasted my time getting to the store and having to come back the next day because they have a 24 hour hold policy. But they’ll buy cheap shein items and sell them for more then they’re worth on the actual site. Friendly workers, but thats all it’s got going for it.

Jeff T.

Been managing retail stores for a decade. This location is gonna go out of business if it doesn’t get its act together. At 6:30pm on the dot the employees are yelling across the store to each other “who wants to do it” some girls says “I’ll do it” & proceeds to enthusiastically shut off the music and yell with pride and joy “the fitting rooms are now closed it’s 6:30 if you want to buy something do it now because we close at 7.” Then they all started frantically pulling in the signs, loudly shutting the doors and giggling. Listen I get it… like I said I’ve been there. I’m sure these kids are getting paid dirt, but there was maybe 3 people shopping and the store was basically recovered, there was really no reason to rush everyone out so rudely. Mind you it looked like they were already closing a register so idk what on earth there would be left to do for closing that would've prompted them to rush out the customers that way. I left some of the things I was gonna buy because it left me with such a bad taste in my mouth.

P.S. & this one isn’t on the employees but $29+ for raggedy old free people is not the move. Do better…

Katie O.

They take into account how important it is to show different sort of styles on mannequins, their prices are great! (Expect for some of their jewelry but even then it was a decent price), the males department is fairly big and even then they can go look at other parts of the store, I love how they color organized the clothes too, very nice staff and overall a wonderful experience!

Zoë B.

clothes selection is nice, however the employees were discussing very inappropriate relationship details amongst each other. the subject matter made me sick. i hope they change their ways.

Brenna V.

One of my favorite spots in Roseville. I prefer it over Crossroads, Plato’s Closet, and Goodwill. I have found some of my most complimented pieces here! About 3-4 racks per size (S, M, L) of tops, handful of seasonal or new racks, lots of jackets, skirts, pants, jeans, vintage, athletic wear, and final sale items. Men’s clothing section is limited but they always are, still some great tees. Love freestyle 💜

Oksana B.

Clean store, good customer service, fast, too. My teenagers love this store, say what ever they need they get here for good price 😊👌

K H.

I called in advance, hours ahead and spoke to a nice gal, Angelle (sp?). She was very helpful. I was clear to indicate I was coming from the Auburn area and wanted to bring in certain items to see if it was worth the long drive. When I arrived, I became VERY disappointed. I brought in fall/winter clothes only for the very unprofessional "buyer/supervisor" to say they don't fit the season they're looking for. I let her know I had spoken to Angelle who assured me the majority of my items would qualify including a barely worn Guess black blazer, among other items, and with the exception of a more formal-like purple gown.

While she was reviewing my items, I perused through the store to kill time. It didn't take long before I saw other work-attire blazers and formal dressers, not a lot but some. I brought the blazer from the floor to her attention after she told me it doesn't fit what they are looking for and she looked at it and said they accepted that one because that's the Emo style they're looking for. How is an all black blazer NOT considered Emo? The last straw was selling them a long North Face rain jacket and only getting $5 for it. I felt judged the moment I walked in by this buyer/supervisor. I wish I could go back, give them the $20 they gave me in exchange for the clothes, grab my stuff & never return. Needless to say, I will NEVER go back there AGAIN!