(NASHVILLE, Tenn) — Middle Tennessee shoppers, get ready because your favorite pop-up resale event is back and bigger than ever. Statemint Style Nashville, the biannual consignment experience that’s taken Tennessee by storm, returns to the Nashville Fairgrounds from October 30 through November 3, offering thousands of name-brand and designer pieces at 50–80% off retail.
From Lululemon and Alo to Nike, Vuori, and Athleta, Statemint has become the go-to event for fitness lovers, fashionistas, and savvy shoppers looking to score high-end finds without the high-end price tags.
“It’s truly a shopping experience,” says franchise owner Abi Price, who oversees the Nashville, Franklin, and Lebanon Statemint sales. “You’re walking into one space with thousands of brands all curated, all discounted, and all from local sellers. It’s part community, part treasure hunt.”
This week’s Nashville sale will feature more than 400 sellers and tens of thousands of items for both men and women, including clothing, shoes, jewelry, handbags, and athletic wear. Each piece is carefully inspected and priced to make all labels accessible to everyone.
Sizes include XS up to 4XL.
The event’s signature Luxury Section includes designer brands like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Coach, Prada and more, where every item over $50 is displayed in a secure, boutique-style area. “It’s like stepping into a private shopping experience,” says Price. Hint: You might find Prada heels for $50.
On the last day of the sale, shoppers can experience Half-Off Day when everything marked “discount” is an additional 50% off the already reduced prices.
“If you’ve been waiting to snag those leggings or that bag, Half-Off Day is the time to go,” Price says. “Everything goes fast, so come early, wear comfy shoes, and bring a bag or wagon, it’s a full-body workout in the best way.”
Shoppers are encouraged to bring whatever they need to carry their items. Statemint also provides large bags for those who want to shop hands-free.
Fitness fashion is one of Statemint’s biggest draws. “From just two sellers, we have over 600 Lululemon pieces this season,” Price says. “Add in brands like Alo, Nike, Gymshark, and Athleta, and it’s like a dream closet for activewear lovers.”
If you are also looking for some pre-loved sportswear, look no further. From the Tennessee Titans to the UT Vols, you will be sure to find something perfect to wear on gameday.
Beyond the racks, shoppers can expect a community vibe. “You see moms shopping alongside college students, fitness instructors, and first-time consignors,” she says. “It’s people connecting over style and sustainability.”
Statemint Style is about more than just good deals, it’s about giving pre-loved fashion a second life. By shopping resale, visitors help keep high-quality pieces out of landfills while supporting local consignors across Middle Tennessee.
“Every item you buy supports someone in your own community,” says Price. “It’s a win-win! You’re helping families make extra income while finding something amazing for yourself.”
For Abi Price, owner of three Statemint Style franchises across Middle Tennessee, her journey with the popular consignment pop-up began unexpectedly. After leaving her full-time job due to health issues, Abi attended a Statemint sale in Knoxville, where she met the brand’s founder, Sarah Mcaffry, who happened to be a family friend of her husband’s. The two connected instantly, and within months, Abi decided to bring the experience to Nashville.
“I had just quit my job, and everything sort of fell into place,” Abi recalls. “Once I saw what Statemint was doing — bringing people together through affordable, high-quality fashion — I knew I wanted to be a part of it.”
What began as one event in Nashville quickly expanded into three thriving locations — Nashville, Lebanon, and Franklin, all driven by Abi’s heart for community and her lifelong love for thrifting. Growing up as the oldest of seven children in a small Ohio town, she learned early the value of stretching a dollar and finding beauty in secondhand pieces. Now, she’s turning that passion into a movement that makes designer fashion more accessible and meaningful for everyone.
Can’t make this one? Abi Price will host another Statemint Sale at The Factory at Franklin in January, featuring spring and summer styles.
For more information, visit the official Statemint Sale website or follow the Nashville, Franklin and Lebanon sales on Instagram for updates, sneak peeks and more.
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