The store is clean and well laid out. The staff is cordial. I have purchased several high quality…read morecoats and dresses here. This is a very good location. My feedback would be that the sales signage could be clearer. I brought several items to the counter to purchase only to find out that the sale sign above the rack did not apply to my selections. There is plenty of free parking steps from the store and I recommend it.

I'm not a fan of shopping, but J. Crew Factory was a positive experience. The store is clean,…read morewell-staffed, and the fitting rooms are in better condition that their neighbor Old Navy. The men's selection has many options, but not in an overwhelming way!

2/14/22 On 2/4/22…read moreWhile waiting for our pizza at Little Ceasar's Pizza, we checked out this store. We were greeted by the staff members upon entering. After a short amount of time we were approached by one of the owners in case we needed assistance. I did not need assistance and neither did my wife. Still, we appreciate the offer. I saw one outfit I liked, but my wife doesn't wear skirts or dresses. Something she picked up from her mother. Nevertheless, I liked the dog picture, but will have to imagine someone else wearing in my mind. Guess I will put it on one of my characters, but I digress. There are other items I this store and I only got a glimpse of what is sold here. Still, the staff was friendly and I will pay another visit to this store. I might just find something I could use next time.

Really cute little Korean clothing and accessories boutique!! I'm a fan of Korean style/aesthetic,…read moreand have always wanted to visit one of the little boutiques in Annandale, VA. I ventured in and was wooed to make several lovely purchases by the very attentive shopkeeper! One cool thing is that we discovered we have variants of the same surname! (My husband is half Korean.) It's a relatively uncommon Korean name, so that was pretty neat. I probably wouldn't have bought anything (the items were a bit pricey for my income), but Kum (the nice shopkeeper) gave me discounts after I asked if there were any sale items. I realized that you can definitely barter a bit, especially if it's your first time. They want to make you a repeat customer! I was surprised by the pretty leather handbags. They were a bit too expensive for me, but my eye was caught. They have a variety of colors and styles (more unique than you'll find at TJ Maxx). The clothing was interesting. A lot of the styles were not quite for me (intentionally loose blouses with pretty involved/sparkly patterns), but there were a few that I absolutely loved. I ended up getting two BEAUTIFUL flowy skirts, of very good quality. It's so hard to find delicately made, modest, beautifully worked skirts like these. I bought a blouse that has a lovely pattern (it's a fabric that Kum assured me is sought-after in Korea). I bought the loveliest little tulle scarf (they had a variety of colors...could have bought them all). Kum was constantly checking on me as I was trying things on and brought me tops and bottoms based on what I'd picked out. As a former sales associate for a women's boutique, I can tell you that this strategy WORKS and is actually appreciated by customers who just want a little encouragement (and a little pampering, if I'm being honest!). She even brought me some bold kitten heels...that cracked me up! But I was actually considered some black-and-white striped ones...and I never in a million years would have tried them on without her suggestion. I also bought something I never thought I'd buy...stylish tennis shoes. They're absolutely adorable (see the photo I posted). They were thoughtfully displayed in the fitting room stall (brilliant marketing move, putting attractive handbags and a variety of shoes in there to catch your eye!). They look like they're emulating a designer (I'm not in the know enough to know which one) and are super cute. Kum asked me how I'd found her shop. I had seen a few Korean boutiques while getting amazing authentic Korean comfort food, and did a simple search on Apple Maps for "Korean apparel." There are several other boutiques in the area which I look forward to perusing. She said she would love to attract more visitors who aren't Korean. I told her that I agreed, that I thought lots of ladies would love her store. She asked if I could leave a review and I enthusiastically assented! Visit this store if you want to spend an afternoon imagining what it would be like to shop in Korea! Don't worry...prices are displayed in USD, not Korean won. ;) There's something for everyone here, and I bet you'll be asked where you found your purchase!

Very curated items. Prices are higher but you are paying for quality brands. Staff was very…read morefriendly.

Moderate to high end merchandise consignment boutique store. This place is definitely not a thrift…read morestore or a place to find a great bargain. They did have items for sale from 25% to 75% off yet they were not items I was interested in buying. Customer service was good. They informed me of how I could build credit with purchases made there to use to obtain items there. High end items were well curated and priced fairly. Most of the expensive & luxury brand items were placed in locked cabinets except for a set of $400 Waterford crystal. I saw and tried some jewelry items in one of these cabinets but didn't find any to my liking. I enjoyed browsing the items and selected a dress & children books to buy. Proceeds from the store help fund the hospital's mission to provide world class healthcare. This store is like a boutique consignment store to purchase gently used to almost new items - moderate to high end luxury brands. Avoid this place if you are expecting a thrift store and cheap prices. This place is worth checking out if you like consignment stores with high end luxury items & brands.

Good selection of Pokemon products! Packs, ETBs, very few slabs…read more Prices are basically scalper level and above eBay comps.

Pretty decently sized store that features alot of street wear clothing. I think you'd like it if…read moreyou are a fan of brands like Supreme, ASSC, Essentials, Nike, ect. It's not for everyone but I'd at least check it out if it's your scene. When you walk into the store, you're greeted with all sorts of things, branded clothing, toys, skateboards, plushies, and many more. I mean the average person walking into it and is going to question what's the difference between getting this versus the non branded counter part? Honestly, there isn't really much. Check it out if you are into streetwear or is a hype beast. It's cool to see these shops pop up more frequently in the DMV area.

I am a very loyal customer of this store. When I tried to return something 25 days after I bought…read moreit, they would not accept it. Even for store credit. Tags on w receipt. The clerk called the owner who said NO RETURNS. NO EXCEPTIONS . What kind of store can't afford to give store credit after 25 days (and a crippling snow storm in the interim). I liked this store and have bought a lot there but will not be returning.

Scout & Molly's is my favorite upscale women's boutique located in the Mosaic District, and their…read moreReston and Annapolis locations are just as great. They offer curated women's clothing, unique designers, premium denim, dresses, jackets, accessories, and personalized styling you won't find in department stores. The Style Scouts give honest, personalized styling, and the selection is always fresh. I bought a Clara Sunwoo jacket here and get nonstop compliments. If you want high‑quality women's fashion and a boutique with a variety of stylish options, this is the place to shop.

My mom and I visited B-Thrifty a couple of Sundays ago, and the customer service we received was…read moredisappointing enough that I wanted to share our experience. I asked our cashier, "Joe," if I could enter my phone number for any discounts or to accumulate points toward membership benefits, and he rudely said, "It's too late." When I asked what he meant, he repeated that it was too late because the store was closing and he couldn't allow me to enter my number, even though it wasn't 7 p.m. yet, the store was still open, and there was still a line of customers checking out. I wasn't asking for anything complicated, just to enter my number on the keypad right in front of him, ring up our items, and check out. I also asked if my mother could sign up for a membership, since I'd been raving about this store and she was excited to join. He said no to both. I was genuinely confused because he seemed annoyed with us, and we hadn't done anything to him. Confused, I asked for a manager. It wasn't a miscommunication, since Joe spoke perfect English. I just genuinely didn't understand the refusal. While waiting, I overheard another cashier explaining the day's color-tag discounts and promotions to a different customer. Joe never offered us any of that information. We were met with rudeness and dismissiveness from him. When the manager came over, she had an attitude and talked over me as I tried to explain what was going on. She said Joe meant "there's no deals on Sundays" and pointed to the sign. I told her I already knew that, I can read, and I've been a member there for years. I was trying to explain that Joe had refused to let me enter my phone number, sign my mom up for a membership, or tell us about the color-tag discounts, claiming it was too late because the store was closing , even though there were still people in the store. The manager's response was that if we needed discounts, we should come back Monday through Thursday, which missed the point entirely and left my mother and me feeling like we'd been stereotyped as customers who were only there for discounts. I've shopped at this store for years and brought my mother because I wanted her to love it as much as I do. Instead, the visit left us feeling dismissed and stereotyped over what should have been a simple, friendly interaction. Joe and the manager were rude and unwelcoming, which made us so uncomfortable. A little patience and basic courtesy would have made all the difference. Please work on your customer service.

You can find some good finds if you sift through this thrift store…read more Some items are very cheap for what they are worth but some items are too expensive. For example you can get an undershirt brand new from Walmart for 2 dollars, and sometimes they charge 5 dollars for an undershirt here. I've found some awesome antique items here for pennies. Great place to look for rare vintage trinkets