A local not-for-profit hospice HQed in Winchester. They have several second hand stores to help…read moreraise funds. This shop while relatively small has a good assortment of clothing, kitchenware, books etc. Great place to make donations for a good cause.

Had a great assortment of stuff for really good prices!! I was so impressed!…read moreFrom clothing to home decor to walkers to books, they had so much to offer. I spent some time in their crystal dishes section as they could definitely make for a beautiful gift - and only cost you $3!!! They're always welcoming and grateful for donations but make sure you know the hours as it's not always when they're open. I think only during weekdays

I love the sales on Saturday. I also love the men's shirts for my husband. Always look for the…read morelittle sign posted with the sales of the day. Never left without a large bag full thank you. Next week I'll look for a nice hat and some belts.

Of the five thrift shops in Leesburg that I'm familiar with, the Resourceful Woman is tied for…read morefourth with Blossom and Bloom. But, since all five are great, that isn't a bad thing. Rather, it just means it's the fourth best thrift shop in the area. I try to hit all the thrift shops at least once per week. For most of the others, their stock rotates pretty quickly. But I've noticed at the Resourceful Woman they don't seem to have as much turn around. This really just means that people in the area are not donating many items to them, so it isn't really their fault. As with most of the other stores (all but the Salvation Army), they are 100% charitable, with their work force being, as far as I know, volunteer. The people are nice, and their merchandise is laid out clearly and is easy to find. They have two fitting rooms if you would like to try on clothing. Some of their items tend to be a bit over priced, but for the most part they are decently priced. Overall, it is definitely worth visiting if you are already in the area, but probably not worth a trip on its own.

So glad to have a place where crafts can be donated and used by others!…read more The store is small but you can find a wide variety of items. They have three bag sizes to choose from and you can fill the bag with goodies! There are a few items that are not including for the grab bag pricing and are marked for separate pricing but they are very reasonable. I was able to get a nice assortment of beads and gems for jewelry making. Staff is very friendly and helpful as well. I would recommend checking this place out!

I was looking for some scrapbook paper and stickers for my crafts. This store is like a thrift…read morestore but with craft and art supplies. Instead of throwing away your craft supplies you don't need anymore, folks donate them here. This way supplies can be reused instead of tossed out. This is a great resource for teachers and crafters. They have 3 sized bags, that you pick from and you put the items in your bag and that's the price you pay. I did the smallest size which was $9, I purchased several sticker pages, scrapbook papers, and crayons.

Trust the 1-star reviews. Hands-up! You'll be robbed…read more Everything previous reviewers have written about this shop is valid. The owner and her staff are rude, not responsive, not transparent and treat consigners with complete and total disdain. My bad! I thought after meeting with them it might be different. Big mistake! I thought they were professionals who knew and understood the resale business and I trusted them with pricing and sales. Don't ask for or expect any updates verbal or written on your account. They're either nonexistent or an inconvenience. There's no system to sign-in and get an update. They don't send out consignment statements, not even when they finally make a payment. Dark ages! We had our 10-piece luxury outdoor furniture refinished by the manufacturer, complete with a new $250 glass table top. Then we realized it no longer fit our remodeled outdoor space. Calls and emails to Consignment Solutions went unanswered so we visited the shop and spoke directly to the owner. After meeting with her, we were confident that their Leesburg Pike address meant this would be an ideal location for selling. We're not new to consigning. Yes, we read the Agreement before even visiting the store. We paid the owner recommended moving company $300 for pick up and delivery to the shop, Several days after the delivery we called the store for an update. Only then did we receive one email stating the following:  "The list shows the date the items went on the sales floor, the item numbers, a description of each, the starting price of each, and the status of each (none has sold; all are available for sale). 4/8/2025  - Dining Set / RndBevGlassTopTbl/4Chrs, $799.00, Available 4/8/2025, - Chair / Metal Chair & Footstool, $299.00, Available 4/8/2025, - Chair / Metal Reclining Lounger, $299.00, Available 4/8/2025, - Table / RndBevelGlassTopEndTbl, $199.00, Available 4/8/2025, - Table / RectBevelGlassTopEndTbl, $199.00, Available Please refer to our Consignment Agreement and Policy for information on our markdown schedule, special sales, and the sharing of proceeds from sales." THREE DAYS later, 4/11/2025, they sold these items for 50% less than listed in our Agreement. They couldn't bother to let us know!? Typically, items in this store are marked down every 30 days. Why was this done after only three days? Standard practice for markdowns in most consignment shops is every 30-45 days. Did the owner, her friends, or one of the sales people get a great deal?  We were never told that the owner decided to have a one-day, 50% off patio furniture sale that included our newly listed items. During a store visit two weeks later we were simply told that our items had sold and that we'd receive the check from the sale the next month. All the other outdoor furniture on the floor at the time we first visited remained unsold. Strange. Seems ours was the only furniture that sold at 50% off. Today, two months later we received a check for $431. Do the math.We've been robbed!!

I visited this store and was impressed by the inventory. I wanted to consign some items, and was…read moretold you must send an email with pictures. I did so twice, once last year, once in the past couple of weeks (using the link on their web site) They never, ever respond to emails or voice mails left to follow up the emails. It's fine if you don't want the stuff, but at least have the courtesy to say so. Not sure how they're getting anything they're selling if they treat everybody this way.

I absolutely love it! The prices are great, and the employees are all volunteers and very nice and…read morehelpful. The prices are great, most things under seven dollars, and it's well organized and very friendly. I will definitely be coming back :)

This is a very cute shop set up in an old house. A lot of neat things to look at and the prices are…read moregreat, and they had a sale on clothes when I visited. The shop is a bunch of tiny rooms and it did get very crowded on a Saturday, so I didn't feel comfortable to be in such close proximity to several people during the pandemic, even when everyone was wearing a mask. I will be back to browse after I'm vaccinated!

What a huge waste of my time gathering designer clothes that were practically new for this upscale…read moreused clothing store. I called 2 days before to let them know I was coming to get them. They said they would have them collected for me for which they didn't. I had to sit and wait until they looked for them on the racks. So after 3 months of them being there there was only two sold and they wouldn't give me my money because they said I could've left them there longer however I was contracted to pick them up. So, never again! Total rip off! Take them to Wear it Again Kid! Or sell them your self on line.

I have occasionally found good buys here. Not too long ago they listed a Gucci bag and it was a…read morereasonable price I thought of $300. The strap came loose in less than three days. I called in and spoke to a very nice sales lady she agreed that for the price at their consignment shop it shouldn't fall apart in 3 days. She very appropriately said she would have the manager call back to not credit my account but to provide a store credit to buy other items. I felt that it would be fine. Needless to say I never received a call back. I ended up calling explaining my situation to the manager and being told there was nothing to be done to accommodate me. I would say I'm hesitant to return and if I do I would not buy any luxury/designer handbags... Only I terms maybe under $30-40 dollars or whatever you are willing to gamble with. Wish they could have provided better service.

Still terrible. Men's and women's clothes of all sizes are jammed together on the upscale racks…read morefor "new clothing." The new clothing frequently has company logos and should not be priced so high. If they invested !20 in plastic size markers for the racks and not put so much on them that they collapse (yes, it happened), they could improve the experience. Also, you hear the employees talking about and see them with their own purchases. It's tacky to do that in front of the customers who get their leftovers.

Thrifting is subjective. Everyone wants different things... some clothes, some electronics, some…read morebooks... Some don't mind digging. Others expect neatness. Price is also pretty subjective. I didn't find anything, and it's probably not a place I'd return to if I lived in the area.