Inside Modo: The Brands Our Customers Love Most
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One of the questions we hear all the time is:
“What brands do well at Modo?”
The answer changes a little with the season, but looking back at our recent sales, a few things are clear: Portland shoppers love great denim, easy layers, natural fabrics, comfortable shoes, interesting prints, and pieces that feel current without feeling too trendy.
Here are 50 brands that have sold well for us and that we’re always happy to see come through the door when they’re current, clean, and in great condition.
Everyday Favorites
These are the brands customers reach for again and again — easy to wear, familiar, and strong sellers when the style feels current.
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Anthropologie
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Madewell
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Free People
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Lululemon
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Everlane
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Reformation
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Eileen Fisher
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Aritzia
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Levi’s
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J.Crew
Denim, Layers & Portland Staples
These brands make sense for real life here: denim, jackets, sweaters, walkable shoes, good layers, and pieces that work beyond one season.
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Vince
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Rag & Bone
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Mother
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Patagonia
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Frank & Eileen
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Vuori
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Sézane
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Frame
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Farm Rio
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Pendleton
Shoes, Bags & Accessories
A great bag or pair of shoes can sell quickly when the condition is right. These are some of the accessory and footwear brands our customers notice.
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Coach
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Frye
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Dr. Martens
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Birkenstock
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Sorel
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Tory Burch
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Hobo
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Clare V.
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Charlotte Stone
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Baggu
Contemporary & Independent Designers
These brands often stand out because they feel thoughtful, wearable, and a little more special than everyday basics.
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Rails
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COS
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AG Jeans
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Prairie Underground
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Nili Lotan
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Johnny Was
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Alex Mill
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The Great
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AllSaints
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Citizens of Humanity
Designer & Special Pieces
These are the pieces that can make a rack feel exciting — especially when the style is timeless, the fabric is beautiful, and the condition is excellent.
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Isabel Marant
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CP Shades
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Jenni Kayne
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Ulla Johnson
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Ace & Jig
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Veronica Beard
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Rachel Comey
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Ganni
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Doen
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Velvet by Graham & Spencer
But the Brand Is Only Part of the Story
A label can help, but it isn’t everything.
A beautiful linen dress from a smaller designer may be a better fit for Modo than an outdated luxury piece. A great pair of jeans can sell faster than something more expensive that no longer feels current. A well-made jacket, interesting print, perfect boot, or beautiful bag can stand out even if the brand isn’t one everyone knows.
What matters most is the whole piece: condition, fabric, fit, season, style, and whether someone would be excited to find it on the rack today.
Thinking About Consigning?
If you have pieces from these brands — or similar labels — we’d love to take a look.
We’re especially interested in current, clean, in-season clothing, shoes, bags, jewelry, and accessories that still feel fresh and wearable.
And if you’re not sure whether something is a fit, bring it in. Some of our favorite pieces are the ones that don’t fit neatly into a brand list at all.
That’s part of what makes consignment fun.
The best closets are collected over time, and the best pieces deserve another life.