Plato's Closet is all about being fashion savvy and shopping smart. We're part of a nationwide unique recycling retail store specializing in clothes for teens and 20-somethings — we buy and sell the latest looks in gently used clothing and accessories from the hottest brand name designers for girls and guys. We focus on the latest styles at no more than 12 to 18 months old, which in turn offers our customer a wide variety of items at greatly reduced prices without compromising style or trend. We strive to offer a fun environment with a cool place to shop, cool music, a cool atmosphere with creative displays, great clothes and organized for ease of shopping. Whether you're buying or selling, we would love to help you find what you're looking for. We offer a convenient way to sell us items because we pay cash on the spot with no appointment necessary. We buy all seasons everyday!

Each Plato's Closet location is individually owned and operated by local business owners. The Sanford location is owned an operated by Rebecca & Herman Vandenberg. The Vandenberg's are residents of Sanford and can be met in their store on a regular basis.

We believe our customers are smart and trendy and want to find value without compromising style. Our management team and staff have created a fun and friendly shopping environment with our main goal being to help our customers find gently used items at prices up to 70% less than regular retail.

Plato’s Closet pays cash on the spot for gently used items that are in current style and in great condition. We buy styles for all seasons, all day, every day, with no appointment necessary. We strive to provide our community a cool place to shop with good music, a fun atmosphere, great clothes and organization for ease of shopping. We also offer our customers a sustainable shopping experience by buying and selling gently used items that come straight from our communities.

Today Plato’s Closet is recognized as the nation’s largest chain of teen and twenty-something resale stores with over 480 store locations in North America.