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Belltown’s Hidden Boutique
Sell Your Sole Consignment Boutique boasts impressively well-named garments and shoes.
By Seattle Mag July 16, 2012
This article originally appeared in the August 2012 issue of Seattle magazine.
Prada, Jimmy Choo and Vivienne Westwood are bunking behind Cherry Street Coffee House in Belltown. Tucked into a hidden suite off First Avenue, Natalia Biner’s new Sell Your Sole Consignment Boutique boasts impressively well-named garments and shoes, often sporting original tags. Biner has organized her russet- and lime-colored space by garment type, with colorful dresses from the likes of Kate Spade opposite edgy Vince jeans and plaid Alexander McQueen skirts. Prices vary depending on how “well loved” a piece is, the designer or where it was made. (“Almost anything made in Italy, I instantly snap up,” Biner says.) But $100 designer dresses abound, with more unique pieces topping $400. Turn your gaze upward to the second-floor shoe loft, where a floor-to-ceiling mirror and a couch may encourage you to try on knee-high Coach boots or colorful Missoni striped heels, an endeavor that’s satisfying for both soul and soles.
Belltown, 2121 First Ave., Suite 101; 206.443.2616; sellyoursoleconsignment.com
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