Such a cute store with really great staple pieces. I noticed there seem to be a theme for colors…read moreand it was a lot of neutrals and browns and blacks and creams. If you're looking to add a couple staples to your wardrobe, but this would be a cute place to stop at if you happen to be in the area. The pricing was actually pretty reasonable. The were some items that were a little bit higher than I would have normally spent if I was purchasing anything. I also noticed their sizes did not really go past extra large. There may have been a stray XXL, but I don't really recall. So I'm not sure it's plus size friendly in the long run. When we walked in, we were not really greeted and nobody really helped us the entire time we were in the store walking around. It did not give me warm fuzzies.

Honestly love coming here!! The dresses are good quality and there's so many beautiful options…read more Downstairs you have more casual cute chic wear. Upstairs there's more elegant fancy dresses. I got two pink dresses and one white. I need to take a picture in the white dress still

I'm a sucker for a souvenir. I love to bring back a few small tokens of my travels, maybe send a…read morepostcard--that sort of thing. This little shop was right on my path as I strolled Georgetown. It's tiny but is jam packed with DC merch and some swag for nearby Georgetown University. This was a one stop shop for my DC souvenirs!

Cute little souvenir shop with a ton of merchandise available without feeling like everything is…read morecrushed together. The prices are a bit high for souvenirs but the inventory is extensive. The woman at the counter was very kind, and we had a lovely discussion about the recent election.

The store is clean and well laid out. The staff is cordial. I have purchased several high quality…read morecoats and dresses here. This is a very good location. My feedback would be that the sales signage could be clearer. I brought several items to the counter to purchase only to find out that the sale sign above the rack did not apply to my selections. There is plenty of free parking steps from the store and I recommend it.

I'm not a fan of shopping, but J. Crew Factory was a positive experience. The store is clean,…read morewell-staffed, and the fitting rooms are in better condition that their neighbor Old Navy. The men's selection has many options, but not in an overwhelming way!

I never leave negative reviews... but this store has completely fallen apart under the new…read more"owners". The quality of the inventory is terrible, and pricing makes no sense--lower-end items are overpriced while real luxury pieces are undervalued because they don't understand designer brands. They also don't authenricate so you may be buying fakes. Additionally, when I asked to get my consigned items back (brand-new Ferragamo black pumps and YSL boots (worth $2,000 retail)) the staff seemed lost in their own system. They first said I'd already been paid for it (looking at my other sales), then claimed my consignment had "expired"after 90 days--even though it had only been about 70 days. They eventually admitted they couldn't find my items and said it must have been "stolen" and gave me just a $50 credit (Their contract states they aren't liable for lost or stolen goods, so consigners get no reimbursement), so please don't bring your high-end items here. They are disorganized, inexperienced, and unprofessional. If you want real expertise, integrity, and quality good go to New To You, where I've shopped and consigned for over 15 years--they know their brands, have high end goods prices right and take care of their consignors. Or any of the Current Boutique locations! (I don't work or get paid for promoting these stores..I just don't want anyone to be a victim of Mint like I've been)!

I am a huge fan of the store! I'm converted their move has made this place everything you could…read moreever want in a consignment store. Great selection, amazing deals, wonderful for buyers and sellers. Great selection across the board, high-quality great vetting, very respectful, seasonal curated, and clean.

This was my second time visiting The Phoenix. Very cute shop with a unique inventory. I was able to…read morefind a cute gift for my brother. I do agree with other reviews, the employees watch you as a hawk, but I just ignore them. The cashier was very nice and even offered to pack the gift, free of charge! I will the wrapping paper would have been Christmas colors instead of a bright yellow. Most items are on the expensive side. Still, I'll be returning... probably for Mother's Day.

Came to this shop twice in the past 6 months. Cute stuff but the trailing the employees do from…read moreroom to room while you browse is insane. This is for 2 reasons. Number 1 the trailing is just weird. Number 2 while they are trailing you from room to room they never ask can i help you so its just hawk eyes which is awkward. I can only assume theft must be insane here. The 1st time this happened i just left cause clearly if you think i need to be trailed I'm not the customer for you. Today i gave it one more shot really hoping i can browse in peace but NOPE same thing. While I was in the store i read yelp reviews and im glad im not alone apparently this is their deal. I just cant shop with an employee following me from room to room watching my every move. I get theft in dc is crazy but it just makes for an unpleasant atmosphere. Also i was the ONLY one in the store lol so imagine how strange that was. Anyways do they have cute things? Yes. But for a in person browsing experience id say Pass. Super unfortunate none of the employees were rude by any means but the trailing is more than bizarre. Glad i wasn't alone in the feeling. Id actually rather them say we hold bags at the desk while our clients browse if they are that nervous rather than what the current model is. Let people browse in peace PLEASE!!! I let the girls know at the front desk how strange it was and they apologized but i mean i can only assume management asks them to do this which is truly unfortunate. Get yourself some cameras, take our bags if you must but please don't hover over me!! If you are ok with being followed absolutely check this shop out. Its on the pricey side a bit but really unique items.

For within DC, this thrift store has a large selection and decent prices. They've fit a ton of…read moreitems in a small space, especially shoes. I never really figured out the organization while I was here. They use size tags, but I think it's to split up section, not actual sizes? Or they do use them for sizes but items were very misplaced... The low lighting also made it difficult to look at the items sometimes. However, the prices were great, they have a wide variety of items, and I liked that there were changing rooms there. They do have a bathroom but it was out of service while I was there.

Good thrifting experience. Affordable and good quality items. Would recommend taking a look inside.read more

The store has a variety of clothes and accessories. I just prefer Wrangler for jeans and Old Navy…read morefor tops or slacks. Tangier has an app that has incentives and coupons. Each store has free shopping points. I use a gmail "phone number" when signing up for coupons or texts.

They have good prices on suits. They sell separates so it minimizes the need to have them tailored…read more The suits fit nicely too. When you go in the back for the dressing rooms, just hit the button next to one of the dressing room doors and someone appears from the sales floor to key you in. This is a great system, I never wait long for a dressing room and I don't have to roam around the sales floor looking for someone to help me.

I hadn't been to Secondi in a few years and a recent visit did not disappoint. They had so much…read moregreat stuff at decent, fair prices. Excellent quality and condition, too.

I've had mixed experiences as a consigner here--I'd say probably 80% neutral to good. Overall, I…read morebring clothes that I think are excellent quality/good brands, but understand that Secondi might just donate them outright. When I first started consigning, I was told that if there was something I *really* didn't want donated, I could let them know. If they decided not to sell that item, I was obligated to come back immediately to get it. I thought that was a nice thing to do, especially since it creates good will with their consigners. One of the last times that I consigned, I explained to the shop-person that there was a piece I wanted to hold onto if they didn't want to sell it, and I was given some eyerolls and told that this is not something Secondi does. They did complete a quick assessment for me, which I appreciated, but the attitude around it made me feel very uncomfortable. It might be helpful if all the shop folks were on the same page about guidelines! Otherwise, Secondi has been around since I was in high school (and probably even before that), so it's a real DC institution. It's one of the most well known consignment shops in DC, and I do think they do a great job curating their wares and they do not sell mass-market/lower quality items.