This is a cool concept, the girls that run the shop take old stuff and repurpose it. I love their…read morestyle!! I got a few things but some others were a little pricey. I know it takes a ton of work to take a curb side piece in to a work of art and if it is made in the USA and it is saved from the junk yard I will pay a few extra bucks.

I've been to this location twice and have yet to make a purchase. I did get a few pics of some…read moreitems that I found interesting/cute. This is definitely a "no frills" thrift store, so you have to do some digging to find any gems. It's clean, organized and spacious, so that shouldn't be an issue -- if you have time. Maybe one of these days I'll actually buy something... __ I thrift. @DCthriftish I eat. @f.hux

This my favorite thrift store, because I love this charity and its mission to service the…read morecommunity. Without it being focusing on profits for its CEO and managers like other thrift stores like Goodwill. If you want good quality new mattresses at great price, this is the place. Plenty of good used furnitures, bicycles, appliances and clothes in a clean well managed store. Enjoy the treasure hunt while supporting the cause.

The Shoppe is super cute, great quality clothes and staff were really friendly. Prices were great…read moreand scored myself a few gems. What a fun way to shop and give back to the community at the same time. It's a win/win!

The most beautiful thrift store I have visited in all of southern Maryland. They have an excellent…read moreselection of clothing for both men and women as well as jewelry, shoes, handbags, some home decor, etc. Very clean and organized. You feel like you're just shopping in a regular boutique but without the boutique prices. You can definitely find some excellent deals here.

Incredibly cool new open Market in Owings, MD. There are numerous shop owners with a great mix of…read morevintage and new merchandise to grace the halls of your home. The eclectic mix will have you coming back week after week to see what's new or what you might have missed at your last visit. There are vendors upstairs and down so don't forget to check out every nook and cranny. They are open Wednesday through Sunday starting at 10am.

From the owner: Boutique market with over 6,000 square feet of shops.read more

A great place to donate useful items and clothing. I was helped with the entire project. The people…read moreare wonderful.

Joy Thrift is a treasure trove of things to find! With ever changing inventory that keeps people…read morecoming back. With fantastic prices and paired with super friendly staff and volunteers makes this place the best thrift store in Edgewater/Annapolis area. After a few visits of shopping I found out they also take donations on they days the thrift store is open. Before you make a trip out to visit this lovely little place be sure to check their hours listed as they are only open to the public for shopping a few days out of the week.

Found my new favorite store in Annapolis. I was absolutely thrilled with the items purchased…read moretoday, including 3 original pieces of art, and a Tibetan bell set. Matt and his team were wonderful to work with. The value was absolutely tremendous. I will certainly be back for more.

This place is an absolute hidden gem! I would NEVER have guessed it was back there! I Googled for…read morethrift stores and it came up, so my friend and I went. It's definitely NOT a thrift store, it's a small, cozy, curated vintage store. Things are not thrift store priced, and they shouldn't be. The items there are all very good quality and there are so many unique pieces! Though I wasn't in the market for the types of things they carry today, I will definitely be going back there in the future. What a VERY cool place!! And the lady working there (I'm guessing the owner?) was very nice. All in all, a great experience.

I have been stalking Breezy'z IG page, cause the clothes that are posted are dope. Well...once I…read morerealized it's location, I realized that I had to go and check this place out. So Waldorf is near my hometown, happy for me I just happened to be home for the week, so time to venture on out. First things first, the address alludes to the fact that it is located someplace else, I mean I went the wrong way initially. Breezy'z is located in the St. Charles Towne Plaza which is the Plaza across from the mall. It is towards the back of the plaza, I can't say it is that easy to spot, the signage is a fair size. Now the boutique....chilllle. I love it! A quaint space that is so inviting with beautiful colors, and chill music. I liked the clothing selections, and they happened to carry one of my favorite boutique brands. The price point was resonable. My only gripe was that there weren't too many of my size. My hips don't lie, and unfortunately most of the larger sizes were already gone. D'oh! The good thing is that you can order from the website. Take advantage folks! The staff are cool and helpful when needed. Whenever I'm home, I'll stop on by.

I was so looking forward to checking out this store. A girlfriend and I planned a field trip to go…read morevisit the store. It had surprised me when the hours of the store were 1 - 7 pm Tuesday through Saturday. I felt these hours were so limiting for typical retail traffic. My friend and I came from a nearby county and drove 45 minutes to visit the store. We got there at 1:55pm and the store was closed. We saw they have now changed their hours to 2-7 pm. The day was a Friday and we waited until 2:15 and no one ever showed up. We left very disappointed. There was no sign on the door that they were going to be closed on this Friday. It was not a holiday. As responsible business owners they should have had a sign if they were not going to open on a normal work day. They had a little sign with the clock saying they will be back at 2:00.

I continue to be impressed with 2nd Ave. thrift superstores as I've been to a few. They are…read moreconsistent in what you will experience. 1) scent: really have I experienced that thrift store smell whenever I go into a 2nd Ave. thrift store. This one is the same. So they get four stars for that. 2) selection: the store was well stocked, and I found a few things I was looking for and a few things I wasn't but realize I needed 3) size: I called is a superstore, but compared to the store tomorrow it's about half the size. It wasn't as small as some of the Goodwills but I don't know that I would call it a superstore. 4) prices: as 2nd Ave. always does. There are two colors that were 50% off so if you can find those you'll get some great deals. Otherwise the prices were decent. It seems as though many thrift stores have raised their prices, but I wouldn't say the prices were outrageous or unreasonable. 5) location: it was relatively easy to find, and had a sufficient amount of parking. 6) service: I appreciate the self check out that they offer. And the staff was responsive and helpful when I was looking for a couple of items in the store. Overall, this is absolutely worth a stop, and I will likely be back.

This was my first time at 2A, and I was pleasantly surprised by the organization and the selection…read moreof items available. What stood out most was the selection of cookware, most in really good condition. The displays were thoughtfully put together and added a nice touch. Some of the prices were a bit high, but I saw that they offer discounts on specific days. They also have self checkout , which surprised me, but staff was also nearby in case assistance was needed.

Just had a great little shopping moment at Ella-Rue, a consignment boutique in DC that's definitely…read moreworth knowing about if you're into designer pieces without the full-price guilt trip. The edit is solid -- everything from Hermes (yes, I spotted a pair of immaculate riding boots, sadly not my size) to The Row, Prada, Chanel... even some more accessible gems from brands like Mansur Gavriel. I lucked out and found a pair of Prada Monolith loafers that are still available in-store at full price -- except mine were half the cost and looked like they'd maybe been worn once. Maybe. Such a good score, plus I got to support a small business, which always feels better than buying direct from some corporate mega-retailer. And shout out to Julia, who works there -- she was fantastic. Super helpful, super knowledgeable, and when the right shoe went missing (yes, really), she helped me tear the place apart to find it. I had almost given up, but then I spotted a Prada box... and there it was. Victory. All in all: great range, well-curated, and the kind of place where you just might walk out with a designer piece you didn't even know you needed. Definitely one to add to your DC shopping circuit.

This review is way overdue, but I cannot recommend Ella Rue enough. Back in early April I had an…read moreupcoming wedding and nothing to wear for it, and stopped in with my husband. Not only was the staff lovely and welcoming - the glass of wine offered was such a nice touch - they were incredibly helpful as well in finding me a gorgeous red Armani dress at a fantastic price. It only gets better! One of the employees (Krista) noticed that there was a small fix that needed to be done on the shoulder. Before I could even blink she had a seamstress in from a local shop, who came and got the dress to repair on their dime. I honestly didn't notice the issue until Krista pointed it out, she's got an eagle eye. Krista was amazing at coordinating the dress pickup a few days later. I couldn't get out of calls from work so she got the dress delivered to me! I cannot get over how amazing they are, and will ALWAYS recommend Ella Rue. Consider me a customer for life!

Excellent selection! So many cool things to look at! Love how proceeds benefit animals!read more

I needed to get out of the DC Metro area so I could have some sanity while shopping. I also am in…read moresearch of an item that I have in my head, but cannot describe to people, but when I see it, I know that it is the item I need. I somehow ended up down in this area and decided to stop at as many thrift and antique stores as I could. This one was a bit confusing for me (parking wise). I wasn't sure where I was to park, as the small lot next to it was full and I didn't think I was allowed to go around the back. I ended up parking across the street at a closed business and walked over here. When I approached the front of the business heading to the door I was greeted by one of the employees. I usually hate having to make small talk and will try to go out of my way to avoid it, but it came easily with this employee. She was pleasant and we spoke about the weather and what not. Once inside, I completely lost track of what I was here to look for. See, when they have cats up for adoption, I just don't remember a damn thing. What was fun was the cats wondering about in the space. It was so distracting (in a good way) to have them rubbing up against you demanding pets. I interacted with the cats more than I browsed. When I did browse, I found that they have a good mix of items and definitely warrants a revisit. But on this visit, I didn't find what I was looking for.