By far the #1 shop in Gettysburg. A little overpriced but their quality backs everything up. They…read morehave all kinds of merchandise and their store is a good size and spacious. The two owners interact with the customers and are the friendliest people you'll ever meet. I always look forward to shop with them, and they even have an e-commerce website. The only store I look forward to when coming to town

I love love loved my visit to A&A Village Treasures. My mom and I were browsing the streets of…read moreDTGB, mostly window shopping, and said "hey, let's go in here." Not really knowing what was inside. First off, the clothes. Most of the boutiques in the area have clothes I wouldn't really wear. There were so many cute finds in this store. A really fun rain jacket, a very flattering dress, other unique, colorful designs. Pricey for my teacher budget, yes, but adorable clothes. The "Pantry" section. While there, we sampled many delicious dips and jams. We ended up purchasing a few. The service. The people working there were so friendly but not that annoying friendly way. They had actual tips to make our shopping experience better. We will be returning to this store! Maybe even to get that rain jacket I fell in love with.

This might be the start of an addiction... I popped into this store on a day out and immediately…read morefell in love with the wonderful music and beautiful vibe. The selection of dresses is truly amazing with representation of good brands from the 70s-early 2000s, lots of sizes, and variety of patterns. The quality and upkeep is clear in every piece. They also have a good selection of jewelry, jeans, and tops which I'll be coming back for. The owner clearly takes a lot of pride in the store as it is beautiful and clean. She also mentioned that all pieces are carefully dry cleaned and ironed; making them great additions to any wardrobe.

Visiting Frederick for a wedding and found this delightful/fun/fabulous store---the display windows…read morewere to die for and such a cheery and happy store owner. This was by far my fav in the darling town of Frederick,MD.

Only go if you are interested in vintage clothing or records. The store is jam packed with many…read morelovely collectibles but you cannot purchase them. Very disappointing. They really should call themselves a clothing store.

This is a must visit on Hanover St. in Carlisle. Unique Collection of relics in a great setting of…read moreantiquity. The selection is everything from retro clothing to jewelry furniture & albums. Get your retro on!

The selection is outstanding and the prices for items are phenomenal. The people who work at this…read morestore really care about their customers and it shows! I have made purchases from this store 2 or 3 times in the last year or so and will be making many more.

Family owned and operated. Vintage items, collectibles, used furniture, antiques, etc.read more

Beautiful and fun shopping day. Lovely items and the beautiful Boho is a delight!!!!…read more If you want fun and unique, this is the place.

Ítem Item I purchased was perfect! Great resale shop! The owner was so nice to interact with.read more

Just a wonderful place, so many things to see. Nice people run this place. You have to go check…read moreit out.

Big place full of antiques, just sad to see multiple displays that held Nazi paraphernalia. Not…read moresomething I think should be sold or displayed.

This was a cute and curated thrift store. I found some good pieces there like a Chanel scarf, snake…read moreskin purse, a limit from Japan, large belt buckle attachment, some jewelry and some match boxes. I believe the value is good. I probably came out spending $160 or so. I bought quite a few things that could be signature pieces. I think it will depend on your style. A lot of items I can see being more 70s or 80s. Retro throw back, coming of age movie type vibes. We spend a lot of time there because of the vibe as well as just looking through a bunch to find what we could. For plus size I wouldn't say there was a lot but I like accessories and other things so I still found it worth while. Because the clothing is more vintage sizing can be different but anyone who thrifts kinda knows that. I thigh the cashier was nice. Saw some regulars that she was friendly with.

Buyer Beware!!!! SARA AUTREY of Get Shredded Vintage Baltimore (3813 Falls Road Baltimore, MD…read more21211) sold me a pair of sunglasses sitting casually on a table at that "vintage expo"at Craft Union Brewery on Sunday in a random open case next to her rack of old dirty T-shirts for sale with a price tag of $25 while also reconfirming the price of $25 when I asked. She swiped my card on square, gave no paper receipt, and said it would be emailed. When I got home and looked at my emails there was a charge of $2650.00 on my credit card!!!!! She won't return it, sent me a slew of nasty disgusting messages, and has had her friends harass me online. She needs to pay me back immediately and let me return them. What she did is deplorable. The only thing she shreds is your credit card and her reputation I guess now!!! SNAKE!

Lovely Selection, and beautiful clothing. I do wish there was a few plain short sleeved bodices for…read moreballgowns, but they come as a set with a skirt, for those looking. The price is very reasonable (50 (skirts)-200 for a handmade dress). Some other prices are the day wear (100 I think?) The clothing is very accurate, and if you stop at Gettyburg, it's a great shop. Very kind people who worked at the store,

Well I can not say I reccommend these folks for tailoring especially men's uniforms Twice now…read moreplaced a commision , even provided precise patterns for the modification but the workmaship was very poor. These seasmstress/tailor are not trained professionals Very friendly people ..the goods manufactured elswhere are reasonable reproductions. But I can not recomend them for tailoring historic costume at all.