I found unbelievable designer clothing, shoes, and purses!…read moreRita is incredible and she has exquisite taste. I this store!

Amazing service and such a great selection. Tots is so friendly and has amazing taste. Made me feel…read moreso welcome and I was able to find some amazing pieces

Cleanliness: 4-5/5 Items: 4/5…read morePrice: 4/5 The shop was clean and the workers wore a mask. There was also a screen between the customer and where you pay. The prices ranged from around 5$ to around $15 for clothes. They have more than clothes, but I was primarily looking for vintage clothes, extravagant clothing, and early 2000s bright crop tops for a photo shoot. Unfortunately, I couldn't find what I was looking for, but they did have a wide variety of clothes from men suits to a wedding dress (only 1 I saw) to regular daily wear. The items were sorted by size and price rack, which made it easier to browse. It was an okay thrift store and clean, but it wasn't my cup of tea regarding what they had. Regardless, I recommend just checking it out since each thrift store is different and may appeal to different people.

Help4People is a relatively recent addition to this shopping strip. It's near the very popular Out…read moreof the Way Café, Spice Lanka; it's accessible from both Muncaster Mill Road and Redland Road. Plenty of parking. This seems like a small space but the owners pack a lot of items in it. Very very clean and very organized. Pleasant to shop and browse. A mix of just about everything. Dolls, toys, some kitchen items, computer monitors, clothing, shoes, and baby items. Books and movies. Their Facebook page shows nice photos of items for sale.

My first visit to Fia's Fabulous Finds was for their $40 bag sale. For anyone new, you get about 30…read moreminutes to fill a bag with items from the back section of the store everything from household goods and cosmetics to shoes, clothes (men's and women's), jewelry, bags, and even kids' items. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by the variety and quality of the inventory. Let's just say I ended up leaving with two bags Even though I came specifically for the sale, I couldn't help but notice they have a lot of other great items throughout the store. I'll definitely be back to take a closer look at everything else they have to offer.

We went for their $40 bag sale which turned out to be whatever was outside not inside the store-…read morethat's ok. We were able to still find some good pieces inside at decent prices. It is a bit of a smaller smack but there is a decent selection of items with men's and women's wear and home pieces as well. The employees working there are very nice.

Pricey but if you are looking for something original and not cookie cutter department store garb,…read moreit may be worth the extra dollars. The people that work there are genuinely kind. No attitudes just because they sell expensive merchandise.

Wear it Well is a special place mainly for the women who run and work there. Located in the heart…read moreof downtown Bethesda, this store offers middle to high-end brands in casual and work lines. Plenty of Michael Stars, 525 America Sweaters, and some other more unusual very unique boutique lines. A small store with extremely well-selected inventory. But the highlight of Wear it Well, which I feel is best for women 30 and up, is the longtime owners and employees. I walked in today, told them I wanted to toss my wardrobe out the window, and they proceeded (not overselling, not oversolicitously) to help me come up with some great ideas, good combinations, and a host of things I wouldn't have picked out b/c I'm stuck in my own dull clothing groove. They really worked with me to ensure that I found some special things, and I don't think I'll toss the clothes I bought out the window with the others b/c they do push my proverbial envelope. That's what I needed. When the economy hits hard...and even when it doesn't...I make an extra effort to shop locally. Wear it Well is the kind of carefully merchandised, very well-run boutique that will earn your loyalty. Before you drive to the mall, walk down the street and visit these great gals. Watch out...they talked me into buying an absurdly expensive belt even though I don't wear belts. You know, I think it will become one of my favorite purchases ever! Plus, it's so pricey, I'm going to wear it to sleep every night no matter what.

Fun new kid on the block in the world if Moco thrifting. Owner was welcoming, and seemed like a…read morenice guy. Had some home decor, kitchenware, glassware, and interesting novelty items. For additional parking, drive past the store entrance on your left and there's a larger parking lot in the back.

Fascinating little store with a WIDE variety of stuff from over the decades. I vintage record…read moreplayers, grandfather clocks, and modern electronics all in the same space. Prices were good for what I got, though I can't speak to larger things like furniture. Staff was very nice.

upscale clothes. no trash here. just good and classy. i also like consigning here. most my items…read moresell and if they dont im able to pick them up! been a customer for 14 years

I stumbled across this shop after almost two years of working right by it and never noticing it…read morebefore, as it's in an apartment building with only a small sign indicating that there's a consignment shop inside. The store is really small, but I was really excited upon walking in, as the racks were really well stacked-they manage to cram lots of clothes, shoes, purses and accessories into that small space. I'm used to consignment shops in DC being fairly upscale though, and so I was surprised to see lots of mid-range labels-Jones New York and Anne Klein and the like. What shocked me most was when I spotted a pair of shoes which I recognized immediately as being from Payless, as I happen to own the exact same pair. The people working there must not be familiar with the label, as the shoes were marked at $25, whereas I bought them new for $18.99. In fact, I got the impression that as a whole, they weren't very knowledgeable about labels, as lots of inexpensive brands seemed to be overpriced. There were bargains to be had though, as some things seemed to be very under-priced. A $15 Zara skirt comes to mind (sadly a couple sizes too small for me though), as does a cashmere Sacs cardigan, which would have been a bargain were it not for the hideous bright pink color. Like many consignment shops, you could potentially find some great deals here if you have a lot of time and patience and have a basic idea of how much various labels are worth. Additionally, it could be a great place to consign if you have a lot of stuff that doesn't quite meet the standards of Secondi or some of the other more upscale consignment stores in the area, but want to try to make a few bucks rather than just donating it to Goodwill.

Great selection of vintage ceramics! Courteous and friendly staff. Very willing to help find what…read moreyou need. Great treasure hunting.

I used to love coming down here to speak with and buy the amazing (and affordable) antiques these…read moreladies sold. They lamented how things used to be and how now the Latino population moved in and stole a lot. They were so sweet and honest. Great selection. Call before coming to make sure they're open!

I have had nothing but great experience with this store. The assortment is casual chic, with new…read morethings available all the time. The sales associates know their collection and are good at guiding you through the many designers they represent once you tell them what you are looking for. They are not afraid of colors. What they sell is not inexpensive, but quality has a price, and Sequel is not into fast fashion: the owner has a fabulous eye for comfortable, distinctive, and well-made clothes. Icing on the cake, they feature fabulous, unique jewelry made in Europe that perfectly complements their collections. And that's rare enough for a clothing boutique to deserve to be acknowledged.

Be very careful about shopping there. They do not have customer-friendly return or exchange…read morepolicies. I bought a dress from the 20% off sale rack. The next day I went back to see if I could do an even exchange for the same dress in a different color. The answer was no. In fact, I also couldn't get store credit to spend at some future time. It seems like one of those places that maximizes profit rather than customer satisfaction. Won't be going back. Honestly, there are better values elsewhere anyway. I took a look at a pair of leggings on my first trip--$278!!!