They sell fake Coach bags. I pointed it out to the manager that there were two bags that weren't authentic and showed her how I knew that. Then she put them back on the rack! read more

Decent selection if you want pants, tops, or jackets. Fair selection for dresses, almost no skirts. As with most second-hand shops, the kitchen, furniture, and entertainment 'stuff' leaves something to be desired. Prices were reasonable and on some items exceptional. read more

Love this store Always have a great selection of beautiful dresses/tops, etc I try to stop in a few times a month to see what's new. My fave is the Lily PJ bottoms I got for $8.00! I enjoy strolling through the houseware to section to find unique pieces. You Something for everyone read more

Great selection of clothes and household items. Loved the handmade pottery they had this time.

New to you, is a consignment shop (vs. Thrift) with a select inventory of clothing; color-coded by type vs size; except for shoes; I stop here on occasion, never intentionally as I'm guided by the spirit of Helen Roper; the staff is friendly and available for questions; they're always getting new items so they start busy. "N2U" is great for shoes, bags, household items, and decorative items. They have some blue & white, lamps, bead spreads, kitchen gadgets, and more. I admittedly haven't consigned here, but they seem to have a good following... You pay a start fee of $5-6 dollars to open an acct for the yr; they "typically" price the item; store- a 60/40 consignee -split; 30 day contract, you have the option to pick-up, if it doesn't sell, or they donate. Prices seem competitive with other consignment stores; which is notably higher than you would pay vs thrift. Concluding: Nice pieces to be had here; and with a browse; as I remind myself to stop here more often then not. As always timing and thoughtful pulling is everything. Will you spend more here then goodwill, probably. Know when to hold them*know when to fold them* know when to walk away... - kenny rogers read more

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My mom and I came here for the first time in late October. The parking lot was pretty full since the store is located in a strip mall among other businesses. There is a sign on the door saying you're not allow to use your cellphone in the store, which I found to be a bit odd. The first thing I noticed when we walked in was a musty smell. It quickly subsided, but it was there when we walked in. There are racks and racks of clothing when you first enter. I didn't look at the clothes, so I can't comment as to their quality or how they display their clothing items (by size, color, etc.) There were two young girls behind the main counter tagging items. We weren't greeted, even when they saw us walked towards the counter, but they were friendly when I asked if they had a specific item. The layout of the left side of the store reminds me of how Goodwill has their items set up. They're on shelves and in no specific order. You really have to dig to find something because there's a lot of items shoved on the shelves. Or at least, that's how the Christmas shelves were. They offer clothing, jewelry, handbags, knick-knacks, household items, seasonal items (two full aisles of Christmas goodies), hats, perfumes, and more. I found a cute Hallmark ornament in perfect condition with the box for $1.59 including tax. Just about everything I looked out was reasonably priced for the most part. There were a few things I picked up that were priced a little too high for my liking. I'm not sure if they're willing to barter or not. I'm not sure if they're like other consignment shops where different colored tags are a certain percentage off. Again, no one greeted us or asked us if it were our first time there, so we didn't know their pricing structure. My advice is to take your time to look at what they have to offer. This isn't the kind of store where you can just glance at something and think you've seen it all. Don't be afraid to dig in. You'll never know what kind of gems you could find. read more

It's a two-unit thrift store in a strip mall. The location is good and the service seems friendly. I shopped around a bit but as other reviews noted, it was kind of spread out and not that organized. They have a lot of lamps and mirrors, plus elephant stuff. I guess someone who likes elephants is selling a lot of their things. I can't really comment on the prices because this is the first thrift store I've been into. Worth checking out if you're in the area. read more

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Always find amazing goodies at N2U! Appreciate all of the hardwork to run a small business. They have regular deals, always look at the tickets on sale either 20%, 40% off the original or more discounts. read more

You'll definitely find some great deals in this consignment shop, as long as you have a little time to look around. This store is mostly organized by color, and they really don't have any men's attire. The staff are friendly. The store also has a ton of household stuff towards the back of the store. read more

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If your looking to thrift shop on a budget do not go here, clothing is extremely expensive for a second hand store (shirts $35 jackets $175). If you have money to blow and time to waste (because nothing is organized by size, it's organized by color) then yes, check this place out. They do have nice clothing, I just cant convince myself to pay $35 for a used shirt. Also very crammed so if your claustrophobic avoid at all costs. read more

I've found some gems in this store like fragrances that are popular yet discontinued and even designer shoes. But the price and the disorganization make it tough to visit. I visit this store when I'm in the mood which isn't often. The prices are too high in my option for household Knick knacks that I could get elsewhere for much less. Also the store is overcrowded. The gems are hidden by the clutter. If the prices were better maybe I could overlook the clutter and disorganization...but I can't give both. I also consign clothing too and have decided against this place because of it being so overcrowded. I don't feel like my items would be well seen. read more

I was surprised to find a consignment spot tucked in this center! I will say, they have quite a few higher end brands which was a nice surprise. I think the pricing is a tad high (I saw a Lilly dress for $50-$80, Columbia jacket for $40, coach sandals for $45) BUT I left with multiple shirts ranging from $8-$15. They have a lot of quality women's shoes! Definitely worth popping in. The home supplies are nice too read more

New to You is fabulous! You can find thrift store prices here, if that's what you want. I got a brand-name hoodie for only 2.50 and that wasn't a huge steal, either; there were tons of items marked around that price. They also have some pretty high-end stuff. It's a nice alternative to enduring the mall if you're looking for a cute weekend outfit, and it will certainly be cheaper. New To You felt like an enormous thrift store where someone had magically selected one fabulous item for every ten items. You can have the thrift store experience without sifting through hot pink overalls if you know what I'm sayin. I haven't tried giving my old stuff to them yet, but it is a service they offer. They will give you 40% of the selling price of your item. read more

Honestly, I was torn between 3 and 4 stars. I let my heart decide, because had money not been an issue, I would have fallen completely in love. To be fair, I do love this store and will be making it one of my places for when I need something unique and stylish to wear, in a pinch. The problem is, it's categorized (by both my cars GPS and Yelp) as a Thrift Store; so money is issue, on principle. One does not go into a thrift store intending to spend $150 and I could easily see myself doing this here - on less than 5 outfits. Granted, said outfits would have cost me in the upper $500's at retail. Really. One of the reasons they are so expensive (for a thrift store) is that they're also a consignment store, which means they're actually selling these items for other people, like a physical form of Ebay or Craigslist. Their inventory is fantastic. Several dresses and shirts still had their original price tags. Almost all were in perfect condition; not a stain or snag in the fabric. Some of the shoes looked like they'd never been worn. I actually found this adorable pink renaissance/tunic style dress that looked like it had never been worn, not even once, for $20. I love renaissance clothing, and this was this fabulously unique Ye Olde Taylor Shope little thing, in cute, modern cocktail dress form. I would have felt like a trend-setter in that dress. Had I not been on Thrift Shop budget I'd have happily made a b-line for check out right then and there. If it's still there when I get paid, it's mine. Mine! Seriously... get your hands off my dress! I wish I could have taken a picture, but the use of cellphones is strictly forbidden inside the store. They have a sign asking you to turn your cell off. (Um, no. Even my college professors couldn't legally ask me to do that - as I am the emergency contact for a small child. I'll be happy to abstain from actually answering it in the store though.) The quality of the clothing here is very "gently used designer" - only without the designer brands. I think I found one or two, but I'm no expert and I was basing that assumption on the engraved brand name on the bottom of a $28 pair of heels. The average price of a pair of shoes is $15 - $35 Dresses go from $15 - $45 unless they're on sale, in which case the cheapest one I found was $9.50. There is a "Final Sale" rack (although all sales are final) where I found a typical, pink-nylon Ross dress for $3.50 and a stained size 4 prom gown with no price tag. It was cute, but looked like the kind of fabric where trying to get those stains out would melt it. If you can think of New To You as a very special breed of Thrift Shop, then it really is worth all four stars. They have clothing for men and women, although women's is predominant, and in the side room are some very interesting dishes and household items including some furniture. I will definitely be coming here again! read more

Pros: nice, helpful staff; large space with home tsotchkes, cosmetics (!?!), and jewelry in addition to clothes Cons: in my opinion, overpriced. Half-used jar candles for $5?? Maybe if they were originally $50 candles- maybe- but they sure didn't look expensive. Clothes were mostly too big for me (xxs/xs), but I was there the week before xmas, so maybe the selection wasn't as good. Style-wise, the clothes seemed kind of dated for my taste. read more

My experience at New To You consignment was less than desirable. We were welcomed with a disinterested attitude. I would not recommend this establishment to anyone. The service was subpar and the attendant was not attentive and welcoming. I will not be returning to this establishment nor will I recommend selling your items here. read more

I have been shopping here for 25 years. I consign and purchase way too much because they have so much to choose from. They have the a little bit of everything from clothes to cards. The owner is really nice she reconsigns me because I shop so much, she always acknowledges me every time. I do consign I get a good price for everything I have brought in. This shop is not as picky as all the others in the area for having to be designer items. I do not want to buy designer items I looking to have different knick knacks to decorate my house. I live a hour away and make this my to go place to shop. read more

I used to like this place That is until today. The manager followed my daughter out to the street and ran to the car and asked her where a fake $20 Louis Vuitton that she was looking at was located because somebody else wanted to buy it. Why? I went in to see the manager. Who would believe that it was The manager that ran to the car and chased my daughter down about the fake Purse. When I confronted the manager and asked her if she chased everyone to the parking lot to ask for items that they been looking for because somebody else wanted to purchase it? she stated yes if I want to know where it is. I then told her the seemed sort of racist. her first response is always the same one that most racist say... I'm not racist you have the problem. Next do you think she was even apologetic or said to my daughter I'm sorry I didn't see where you put it ??? nope. You might find some good things here. the prices are OK. the service and the management questionable. Oh by the way when you pick something up you might want to say that you put it back since they seem to chase people mostly those of color to the parking lot to ask where did you put the item back. Treven Martin Rest In Peace read more

New To You - Thrift Stores Near Me - Annapolis, Maryland

I have been shopping at New To You for years and I love this place! Yes you have to sift through to find your size but it is so worth it with the low prices. Sometimes I find a few items and sometimes (like yesterday) I leave with two shopping bags of wonderful, next to new clothing at a terrific price. I took pictures of a few things yesterday to see if my daughter wanted them and no one ever aid anything to me. I was at the front counter when I did it. It is not a huge store so if I were going to talk on the phone I would leave the store out of common courtesy. I live an hour and a half away and make a special trip there a few times a year.The staff are always so friendly and helpful and I appreciate they are following COVID protocols and requiring masks. Love Annapolis and New To You!! read more

My family has been going to New to You for the last 3 to 4 years and had enjoyed it very much. On Jan 8,2019 my mother & sister took in a few things in, which included swarvoski crystal Bracelets that my mother had made. Her first time ever to take things in to a consignment store.What a shady business & nightmare!! It was probably a week later when I went in to New to You to see what they had priced the bracelets for. The lady behind the counter said that the owner had taken them home to price ( they were priced $20 ea) I thought that was strange but ok. Went in the following week & didn't see them so I asked the clerk.There was a lot of jewelry in the case but after moving several bracelets we found 2 of them. I expressed concern that no one would be able to see them so the clerk moved them to the first shelf. On March 3rd the nightmare began! It was Sunday & the store didn't open until a little after 12pm. We got there early and waited in the car until the store opened. Upon entering mom & I decided to look around before checking on her bracelets. Before doing so we went up to the window where you find out if you sold anything and if so they give you the cash for what you sold. Mom got cash for $9. We went back to the cases where the jewelry was kept. My mother and I looked & looked & never saw the bracelets so we asked the clerk behind One of the cases and told her what we were looking for But could not find them. The lady told us that if they were not in the case they were probably put in a grab or sent to charity. I said grab bag?! charity?! The lady said "yes that's what we do when things don't sell after 60 days". I asked where was that in the contract & she said it's not and directed me to the owner, MADELANE POWERS. Ms Powers became rather offended especially when I said it has not been 60 days & she said "well almost". To the point MADELANE POWERS CALLED THE POLICE BC I was "irrate". Officer was very empathetic. In my opinion MADELANE POWERS IS A LIAR & A CHEAT! read more

This consignment shop has a nice selection of women's clothing, shoes and home goods. In my view a few notches above goodwill but not quite trendy upscale. Prices are reasonable, especially on items that have reached the automatic 30% off or whatever based on date. In contrast to other posters, I don't think that they do anything unscrupulous with nicer items that don't sell in so many days. They have a clearance rack near the registers containing drastically marked down items that have been there for a while (I suspect right before they move on to goodwill). On more than one occasion I've purchased new, with-tags-on brand names for a few bucks. This is also a great shop to pick up extra little items for home decorating. Like most, if not all, consignment shops the selection constantly changes. Most of the time they seem to set pricing fairly although occasionally some items (such as costume jewelry) seem a tad overpriced for consignment. I've gone a few times and found nothing that piqued my interest while other times I've found multiple great deals. That to me is part of the adventure of second-hand shopping! Clothing is organized by color which personally I prefer in a second-hand store. It might be nice if they further sorted by size within those classifications. Roughly half of the store is devoted to clothing & shoes, the other half to miscellaneous household items (kitchen gadgets, furnishings, etc.) Hours are somewhat limited and the layout does feel a bit crowded. Staff are helpful enough to ring up purchases though they don't seem to go out of their way to otherwise assist customers. All in all, though, this is a tried and true consignment shop that has been around for many years and hopefully will stick around for years to come. read more

Love love this shop! Such good deals and the staff are so nice!! I love going back and seeing the new product they have. Lots of brand names and designer products. They rotate the products so you always see new things. Also consigning some of my decor/clothing here. I haven't gone though a pay out process yet, but it seems quite clear. read more

I accidentally bounced a check here once, and the woman behind the counter threatened to call the police on me.

This is a great consignment store for women of all ages. They have a good selection of quality, fashionable clothing, including fabulous things for younger women and teens. There's also a decent supply of kitchen stuff, knickknacks, and even some furniture. This is my favorite consignment store in the DC-MD area. My only hesitation with the place is that the prices are a little high, but generally the quality is also high, so it's usually worth it. I've also consigned a few items, but the consignment policy is not that great - you have to pay a fee, and you only get 40%. Also, they don't give you a list of what they took, although they do give you the tags of the things that sold. You don't even know how much they are charging for your stuff, since they price it all. So I'd recommend doing your shopping here and your consigning somewhere else. (I'm still looking for the somewhere else, suggestions welcome!) read more

The best thrift store in the area with an excellent selection of high quality consignment. The shoes all look brand new and you can tell the folks running the place have good taste. Also a great find for perfumes, jewelry and housewares. Definitely worth the price. Nearly every time I visit I find either exactly what I'm looking for or something that makes my heart go pitter-patter. The prices are high(er) but if you want cheap trash, go to Goodwill. read more

This is a great gem of a place in Annapolis. With friendly staff and a great selection, it definitely is a cut above the usual thrift store experience. I've bought a number of things there over the years and always found a great selection of interesting and useful things, with the price reasonable to the quality of what I'm buying. I've recently sold some things on consignment and it was a great experience. They even helped me with picking up my things. This kind of well-run, locally-owned, family-run business is the type of place where I like shopping. read more

I enjoy consignment shopping so I was happy to discover a new shop. I walked in and tried to determine how the clothes were sorted. As soon as I realized they weren't sorted by size, I left. Also, the clothes were jammed tighly on the racks, making them hard to look through. read more

as a serious thrifter -- I was somewhat disappointed with this place, perhaps because it is a consignment shop -- as far as quality and organization -- this is a strength -- the racks are color coded -- and sections are easy to browse -- as most of you know, most 'thrift' stores can be somewhat overstimulating! - the prices here were very high - the store is small - half clothes, half trinkets, housewares... I didn't buy anything either time I visited -- the staff was friendly and helpful... read more

Things are organized by color, not size. I don't need to work that hard to find used clothes. Went to Goodwill and scored in probably half the time. read more

I am always curious to check out consigment stores, so I stopped in while I was in the neighborhood this week. The store seemed filled to the brim with mostly clothing but some other items too. Instead of organizing racks by size, clothing was organized by color and type. It was rather chaotic and I wasn't mentally prepared to dig, so I didn't last long after realizing most dresses were at least $20+. A bit steep for a consignment store in my opinion. read more

I shop in this store all the time, at least twice monthly. They are very strong for fashionable clothing, although the offerings cater to thinner women. Shoes are strong and they are a great place for decorative accents for the house - knickknacks for your bookcase, candlesticks, etc. On occasion I've run into a piece that was priced identically to what the piece cost new when it was offered by Target, but mostly the pieces are fairly priced. And don't forget to check out the jewelry selection - lots of pieces and good prices. This is not a shop for someone used to Goodwill's or Salvation Army's prices, but it's a great place to have in your thrifting rotation. read more

Cute selection, especially in the home goods portion of the store! Scored a really cute black hat. Some vintage, mostly modern. A few fur coats here. read more

I was visiting a friend in the area and love finding new Consignments Shops. We had a fun time snapping up some great clothing values and I also found five pieces of art at great prices. One, which was a series of 3 photographs on canvas, was pricey, but she said it was because it had just arrived at the shop. Still, other items/prices made up for it. I agree that clothes by color is not the most efficient way to display, but we still found some great items relatively easily. A few more large items and fewer smalls, would also make it more interesting and probably bump it to five stars for me. read more

Like others have said the prices are a little high here but that means they also have nice things. Items get marked down and they do have sale days where things are a % off. Looking through the clothing section is a little much for me but I do like to find things on the housewares side. If you live in Annapolis it is worth a visit! read more

I've recently lost over 70 lbs and have enjoyed replacing my wardrobe. However, as everyone knows, that can be very expensive. So, being new to the area I google searched for the BEST woman's consignment shop in and around the Annapolis area. Up came "New To You". I made the 35 minute drive from North Beach. I walked into the store and almost turned back around but figured I'd made the drive I would give it a chance. Who arranges clothes by color, rather than size? What a ridiculous system. Plus the clothes were so jammed together that even if you wanted to look at something, you couldn't get to it. The store was dirty, cramped and all over disgusting. If I can save even one person the trip to this awful store, then writing this review will be worth it. read more

I no longer live nearby, so I haven't been here in a while and I really miss it. I've found lots of things here and I thought the prices were very good. I've bought clothes as well as trinkets and household items. I really miss being able to stop by there any time I wanted. I have memories of things I probably should have bought but talked myself out of, and when I went back to buy them - they were gone! So sad. read more

I was shopping in this store and lost my wedding band. I was devastated. I left my name and number. I received a call within a week that one of the employees had found it and I could come and get it at the register. Amazing - once again renewed my faith in humanity. Forever thankful. read more

The people in the store are very nice and there is always people browsing around when I go there. The items aren't really organized but it's a thrift/consignment store so part of the fun is browsing around ! read more

This store has been around for a long time and you'll find a good selection of brand names, high fashion items, shoes, costume jewelry and household goods. They usually have a few pieces of furniture and one side of the store is now devoted to household items such as dishes, books, decorative items, etc. Since Annapolis is an expensive area to live in, the donations usually match the area. Like any store of this type, you'll need to come back often to see everything. Expect to spend some time looking since the clothing side is always packed with items for sale. Items do get marked down after a certain period of time if they don't sell. read more

Great for shopping and digging for finds if you're in the mood for searching. It's not very organized, but they have lots of inventory and some great buys.Prices are generally very inexpensive. As for consigning, don't! They sell the items too cheap to make it worthwhile, but more so, their consignor operation is not accountable.They don't track your items or even record them to know whether they are still in the shop. It's random. So shop there, for sure! Don't consign, just donate the items. Enjoy, treasure hunters! read more