New resale and consignment shop opens in downtown O’Fallon
O’Fallon’s newest boutique, Divine Thrift & Consign Resale Shop, opened in May the city’s historic downtown shopping district at 111 W. State St.
The store offers what it calls a “Uniquee Boutiquee” way of shopping where customers can find great buys, one-of-a-kind treasures, and fashions at affordable prices. For those with a stylish eye for the latest clothing trends and couture, Divine Thrift & Consign Resale Shop will also resale items from local consignor.
“We hope shoppers who visit our boutique will have an enjoyable experience,” said Vivian Moore, owner of Divine Thrift & Consign Resale Shop. “Our goal is to make sure those who visit leave with a positive image about themselves and their purchases.”
Moore, who resides in O’Fallon and is also a philanthropist, says sales from her store will help support Girls Inc. of St Louis and Fostering Hope Closet in Lebanon, Mo. Both are non-profit organizations that help young ladies and families in the foster care system.
For now, Divine Thrift & Consign Resale Shop will only be open weekends from 12 noon to 6 p.m., with plans to eventually expand their hours of operation. Private shopping and Thrifty Parties are available by appointment. For more information call (618) 741-0646, [email protected] or visit facebook, https://www.facebook.com/divinethriftandconsign
Pictured cutting ribbon, from left, Natalie James (James Building property owner), Vivian Moore (business owner), Darryle Dixon, Jermaine Manor, Dagne Barton and John Moore.

Proofing is your friend y’all. “divinthriftandcosnignresaleshop”? You misspelled divine and consign.
Proofing is your friend y’all. “divinthriftandcosnignresaleshop”? You misspelled divine and consign.
Nice to see this new business open in O’Fallon. I pray it gets community support to help make it successful.
I am a consigner who brought in over 40 items and have never gotten a check or had owner return my calls. When I walk in the sales girls say the owner is not reachable.
This business should be shut down after so many terrible reviews sighting unethical practices.
It is an embarrassment to O’Fallon!
Just to point out: This story was published in June 2021, over two years ago.