Miss Priss

Miss Priss has spent close to two decades as an upscale women’s consignment boutique in the middle of historic downtown Ormond Beach on West Granada Boulevard. The shop describes its own inventory as ranging from Gap to Gucci, capturing the wide price and quality span consignment shopping can offer, from everyday brands to designer labels, all under one clean, curated roof.

Miss Priss carries clothing in sizes 00 through 16, along with shoes, handbags, and accessories, and offers closet calls by appointment, sending someone to look through a client’s wardrobe directly rather than requiring sellers to haul everything into the shop themselves. Items priced under 100 dollars that do not sell are donated to local charities, while pieces over 100 dollars are held for 120 days, a policy that reflects a business that treats its consignors as ongoing partners rather than one-time drop-offs.

The shop also offers a 10 percent discount to military members and first responders, a detail that reflects its downtown Ormond Beach roots and the community it serves. Miss Priss keeps weekday hours from 10:30 to 4:30 and a shorter Saturday morning window, closing entirely on Sundays, and describes its own atmosphere as clean, upscale, and friendly.

For Ormond Beach shoppers who want secondhand designer and everyday clothing without digging through a cluttered rack, Miss Priss offers a more curated consignment experience in the heart of downtown. Its position on West Granada Boulevard puts it a short walk from the rest of the historic shopping district, making it an easy stop on a downtown shopping trip.

Miss Priss keeps weekday hours from 10:30 to 4:30 and a shorter Saturday morning window ending at 3, closing entirely on Sundays, a schedule worth noting before planning a visit to downtown Ormond Beach. Its West Granada Boulevard address puts it within a short walk of The Pocket Jeweler, Decodence, and Treasure Cove Cards and Gifts, making it easy to combine with a broader downtown shopping trip. The shop’s closet call service, sending someone directly to a client’s home to review items for consignment, is a convenience worth asking about for anyone with a larger wardrobe to sell rather than a few individual pieces.

The shop’s sizing range, running from 00 to 16, reflects an effort to serve a broad cross section of women’s consignment shoppers rather than a narrow subset of sizes, a detail that matters in a resale category where inventory availability by size can otherwise be inconsistent from shop to shop. Nearly two decades in the same downtown Ormond Beach location have let Miss Priss build the kind of consignor relationships that keep a steady flow of both everyday and designer pieces moving through the store.