I had this place saved in my Yelp list of places to visit and now I'm annoyed w myself for not…read morevisiting sooner. This is a combination Patagonia outlet and regular shop that also holds sample sales and local events like lectures and yoga classes. There is metered street parking available right by the entrance or you can try to find free street parking a block over and walk. This is apparently the largest Patagonia store on the East Coast and they even have their own Baltimore patch! They have sales on top of their outlet prices as well but just keep an eye on what they serial is actually on sale such as fleeces instead of the entire store being on additional sale. I came by for a yoga class on a Sunday morning (bring your own mat!). This was hosted by Andrea and attendance was about 15 people and was a very pleasant peaceful start to the morning! I wish I had known about the community yoga before as I would have been coming for ages.

Super friendly and good selection. Random sale items mixed with current season. Definitely worth a…read morevisit if in area.

I only wish I knew about this place sooner! The consignment process is super easy and staff is very…read moreaccommodating. You can either drop off your consignment items or wait and shop in-store for staff to process your items. You get a text when they are finished and you can decide whether you want a cash payment or a slightly greater amount store credit. They have the absolute cutest clothes for kids ages 0-12 and everything is sorted by size and gender, and refreshed for the current season. I find both the consignment payment rate and the in-store prices for items reasonable. Check their website for consignment criteria and policies so you know what to expect. Definitely go to consignment and shop! Again, I really wish I had known about this place sooner.

Wish i knew about this place one ago.. my son grows almost every three months since he was 5.. all…read morethe clothes and pants I've gonne through

Adorable clothes but not so adorable attitudes. I like to shop in places that are friendly and…read morecustomer service oriented. I do not get the warm and fuzzies when shopping at tiny toes. Although they have cute clothes it is truly not a pleasant atmosphere to shop. Plain down rude and take the fun out of buying something sweet for special occasions. They need to work on being a much friendly store.

I went in there today with my daughter to buy a gift for my friend's child. The ladies welcomed us…read moreimmediately and could not have been any nicer. They were helpful, pulled items out for us, and showed us different cute outfits. It was a lovely experience.

Lovely, high quality, unique selection. The staff is…read morepleasant, classy and always helpful. I return every time I pass through Arlington.

This is a great little shop in Lee Heights that offers high quality (though not outrageously…read morepriced) Women's fashion and accessories as well as adorable high end baby and toddler clothing. They also offer a great selection of unique gifts and other special items that you can't find at the countless big box stores that have taken over almost everywhere else here now. It's like visiting...Etsy...in person. If such a store existed of course. Obviously only a very very small, and very highly curated BIT of Etsy, but still...it's etsy-esque. In a good way. Well worth a visit. Especially for those "extra hard to shop for" and "already have everything" types. They're also great for the many miscellaneous gift needs that pop up throughout the year for coworkers and teachers and other people you might not know very well and whose gift options fall uncomfortably in between even the classiest target dollar bin options your best friends might love, and the fancier more expensive fare reserved for one's own children, close relatives, spouses... The "I don't really know what, but ideally something special and memorable and cool" gifts for all sorts of things like secret Santas, teacher appreciation, miscellaneous baby/bridal showers, office party exchanges, attempts to gain favor or acceptance from cringey or critical or perfectly lovely mother in laws...etc. This place is perfect for all of those and more. I've found awesome Christmas presents for my mother here two years in a row now, and many fun things for myself as well. Best boutique baby clothes section I've seen in the Arlington area, actually. Oh! And Scout bags galore!

so cute! great qualitiy clothes to chose from as well as reasonably priced. small childrens area to…read morekeep young ones busy as you shop.

this is such a great idea for kid's clothing since kid's grow out of clothes so quickly! they have…read morea really good collection of all sorts of items and of great quality. the store has the warm, comfortable feeling of a boutique shop-- not like your typical secondhand store of sorts. the owners are also super nice, helpful, and patient. so impressed--i have told all my friends with kids about this place!!

Love shopping at Uniqlo. They always have a great selection of quality clothing. The store in…read moreColumbia is neat and organized. They have lots of employees fixing and organizing the clothing, or to help with any questions. I have been shopping at Uniqlo for a long time and most of the clothing I have purchased there maintains strength and durability no matter how many times you wash or dry clean them. I do wish there were more locations, but then again not so much bc I'll be broke. I do like their heattech collection, it does keep me warm during colder months. They also offer free alterations depending on what you need done and if it meets the price threshold. I forgot the minimum, but I don't think it was much. If not they charge around $5 or so. This is the closest location in the Pasadena/Annapolis area. They also have a few other locations in Bethesda, Montgomery Mall, and D.C. I'm sure there are more and I've heard there will be a new location in Annapolis Mall. Their clothing can be pricey, depending what you buy. However they do have sales throughout the year and you can get many pieces at a low price. Overall, the Columbia location has a wide variety, but one of their small stores. The location on 5th Ave, NY is by far their largest store.

I couldn't have been happier for Uniqlo to open in the US and this one just miles from my office!…read more I've only passed through a few times to do recon. Earlier this year I'd bought some seamless underwear from Uniqlo in London. I was checking this Columbia location for them, and they were there! After the XMas rush dies down I'll return to get my undies and everything else I want. Looking forward to it!

Time flies I can't believe it's been seven years since this store opened in Pike & Rose. It was…read morevery unique when it opened. It's like an Asian version of H&M. I feel prices have significantly increased over the years. Simple tee shirts are cheaper across the street at The Gap. I wanted to buy my mother a thermal long sleeved under garment shirt, but she needs an XXL, and the woman working there told me that you can only buy those online. Bummer. Also, I saw a lot of clothes that are very similar to an online store with super affordable prices that I shop at regularly.

These people are scammers. They LIED about a limited time deal, and denied me a refund when I saw…read moremy item was $20 more than advertised. When I realized, he had already told me to pay and said there was nothing he could do. Then when I asked for a refund, he was VERY rude and made me feel unsafe. I was shocked, not knowing how someone with this respect level was employed to a store. This tells me everything I need to know about this establishment. To hell with Uniqlo.

The staff were so nice when I walked in! The woman greeted me enthusiastically and asked if I…read morewanted help. The shelves were very well organized and stocked.