A MESSAGE TO ALL OUR LOYAL CUSTOMERS AND CONSIGNORS REGARDING COVID-19


We have limited our hours for the safety of our staff and customers, as well as limiting the number of people that we can allow to come in. Consignment is by appointment only now. Please go to Hours & Directions tab for shopping hours and consignment hours.


We are doing all that we can and are following the guidelines and regulations set out by the State of CT and the CDC.
Masks are recommended in the Old Saybrook store and required in the Waterford store.


We wipe down all surfaces with sanitizing wipes. We have shields at our check-out and consignment areas. Our fitting rooms are open and sanitized.


If you have any further concerns, please call us at 860-661-5967.

Two Great Stores, Thousands of Ways to Shop & Save!

Visit our Connecticut shoreline consignment stores, located along RT 1 in Old Saybrook and Waterford, for a truly wonderful resale shopping experience!

In today's economy, consignment shopping is not only a fun and smart way to shop, but is also very environmentally friendly. Consigning and recycling gently worn clothing and other items is green for the planet and green for your wallet. Enjoy hours of guilt-free shopping, adding creative clothing and accessories to your wardrobe, and helping you redecorate your home on a whim, ALL while helping the planet!

So shop in-store at our two convenient locations, or browse our online storefronts on Shopify and eBay to see our latest offerings. (All items online are available in-store as well.)

​Come visit us. We can't wait to see you!

SKIP THE OUTLETS,
SHOP WITH US!

 "The Cedar Chest is my all time favorite store. The staff is friendly and helpful, the items for sale are in beautiful condition, and very reasonably priced. I love it. Everyone is helpful, and the other customers are friendly too!!"
​~ Judy Kaplowe
via Facebook

 "The Cedar Chest has been my favorite destination shopping trip every time I am in the area. You never know what you'll find as selections change rapidly, but I rarely leave empty-handed."
~ Liz P.
Easthampton, MA