No. 109 is an awesome new womens boutique in Kennett Square. The quality and selection is unique…read moreand amazing. It is a very up-scale, chic addition to Chester County. Now there is no need to go to King of Prussia.

From the owner: Women's Clothing and Accessoriesread more

This place is really great. Friendly people. Cool stuff. Lot's of information about how to work…read morewith the United By Blue clean-up crews in the area. Really good resource for gifts. http://www.stateandunion.co https://www.instagram.com/stateandunion/

Need an eco-friendly gift? Go to The Eco Boutique. Curious…read moreabout different green companies and products? Go to The Eco Boutique. Wandering around the Kennett Square area? Go to The Eco Boutique! They've got quite the variety of products, from bags to jewelry to TOMS to fair-trade chocolate, and it is reasonably priced too. I recently bought a huge tote for grad school and am so excited to put it to use this fall. The man working had an infectious energy about all things hippie, and he also knew all the goings on of Kennett, including upcoming events and "the best place to..." I felt welcomed instantly and learned a lot about the products and inspiration for the store. I left with my wallet a little lighter, but my heart a lot fuller, so that's 5 stars right there.

Very nice and clean and organized. Large dressing rooms. Lots of good brands available.read more

From the owner: The Wardrobe is a mission-driven nonprofit organization focused on eliminating clothing insecurity,…read morecurbing fashion waste, and empowering people for success. Because our supporters give and shop, 6,000 people annually leave The Wardrobe shining with confidence in their new outfits. You can shop in person in Philadelphia, Upper Darby, Exton, Kennett Square, or online by becoming a Wardrobe Box subscriber. Clothing Donations are always welcome. We accept donations of clothing, accessories, and footwear for all genders to make them look and feel great. Because we are also a resale store, we accept anything you have to donate whether it be comfy, casual, professional, or dressy attire.

What an adorable little shop! They are located in Kennett Square and it is owned by such a sweet…read morelady. The clothing options are eclectic and fun and the shop is so colorful. There really is something for everyone here if you like fashion. Being a huge fan of hats, I was happy to see she carries hats too! Prices vary, but you can find something for every budget here.

From the owner: Freda Head is a lifestyle shop with curated timeless staples and trendy essentials from your…read morefavorite labels

A super cute store with a vintage shop and record store up top! The main level is filled with very…read morechic home goods and clothing and the upstairs is a record store and vintage apparel. Super well curated, a little pricy. But definitely really well thought out.

My favorite store in Kennett Square! Marché carries the trendiest decor for your home, and the most…read morestylish clothing. I could not recommend this place more! All of the employees are so friendly, and the owner is such a pleasure.

Thrift & Thrive is the new, larger thrift store run by the nonprofit Domestic Abuse Project of…read moreDelaware County. They previously ran Nana's Attic in Broomall (now closed). I stopped by a few days ago to check out their new store. It's significantly bigger than Nana's Attic, which means it feels far less cramped. Yay! Still very good prices, the "yellow tag" items are consignment and generally higher priced than the store's donated stock. It about killed my soul to see an awesome vintage salt & pepper mixed in with newer dishes in a consignment lot. Aaah! Staff are great, the store is clean and bright. I'll definitely be back. Note: angled parking in front of the building is NOT free, Pontiac is a public street, and those are pay at kiosk metered spots.

I do not recommend going here. Thrift and Thrive has lost my business after 10+ years…read more As previously stated, I have been a customer for over ten years. I have been a customer at this store since it was called Nana's Attic. Today I was there, looking for furniture. The selection was a bit overpriced for the quality. Suddenly, I needed to use the restroom. The woman working informed me that they did not have a public restroom and that I could go to the Dollar Tree next door. The Dollar Tree did not have a usable restroom. I returned to thrift and thrive because, quite frankly, I was literally about to pee myself. I begged to use the employee bathroom. The employees lied to my face and said that there was no bathroom in the entire store. Yeah right, if that's true, then that's a worker's rights violation, and they would not be in business. I explained that I was having an emergency and they did not care. It really stinks to be a loyal patron of a store, then to be treated so poorly in return. Particularly during a vulnerable moment. There are plenty of better thrift stores in the area with better prices AND customer bathrooms. It's a shame that a store that has such a great mission doesn't provide a great shopping experience.