About Our Store
We help women de-clutter their crowded closets and earn some money for their gently used clothing that is still in style.
We help the savvy shopper find beautiful and trendy clothing with designer and name brands that won’t break the bank.
Our Location
The Consignment CAT opened on their doors on January 9th, 2010 in Historic Downtown Enterprise, one block from the Boll Weevil Monument. We enjoyed 8 years downtown but outgrew our building. We renamed to "Consignment Cat" and relocated to 1235 Rucker Boulevard in 2018.
Our Logo
I had just watched "Breakfast at Tiffany's" for the first time and fell in love with Audrey Hepburn's character "Holly Go Lightly" and her little cat. Soon after that, Tina Fey (a comedian famous for spoofs) was on the cover of a magazine portraying "Holly Go Lightly" with a white cat draped around her shoulders. That's when I got the idea for the logo.
Our Reputation
We have years of successful experience in the consignment industry and our reputation continues to grow. We have many loyal customers and we have served over 2000 consignors since 2010. We have a reputation for being a very nice consignment store and new customers are pleasantly surprised when they first visit.
Our Favorite Things
Contemporary fashions in new to like new condition, sizes 00 to 22, are organized by category, size, and color. Some of our favorite brands are Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, J. Crew, Chico's, Talbot's. There are too many to name here. Our boutique store items are popular too.
Our Mission
Our mission is to stand out as the best consignment store in the area. We use top of the line consignment software to manage our consignors and large inventory. We keep the store neat and organized and offer friendly service.
We try our best to stay on top by asking ourselves everyday "What can we do to make the store better?"
We help women de-clutter their crowded closets and earn some money for their gently used clothing that is still in style.
We help the savvy shopper find beautiful and trendy clothing with designer and name brands that won’t break the bank.
