Incredible service. Extremely gracious and knowledgeable salespeople. Very generous in allowing me…read moreto return an item that was, technically, not returnable. This is my first bonobos experience and far exceeded expectations. I do not buy a whole lot of clothing. I buy quality music forever. But bonobos will be my next stop when it becomes necessary.

Avoid. There's J Crew and Banana Republic in the same shopping center and you can actually buy…read moreclothes there with better customer service. Not to mention a decline in quality since Walmart bought them out.

Checked out Rax Vintage in U District yesterday after my cousin heard about it and wanted to stop…read moreby, and I'm glad we did! The shop has a fun, laid-back vibe with music blasting (maybe a little too loud at times, but it definitely added to the energy). They had a solid variety of pieces for both men and women, everything from tees and jackets to shoes. Some items were pretty reasonably priced, while others felt a little too vintage for what they were asking, if you know what I mean Only one staff member was working while we were there, but they were super nice and helpful, and kept things running smoothly. Overall, it's a cool spot to browse if you're into sustainable fashion and don't mind a little price hunting. Worth popping in if you're in the neighborhood!

Nice guy working the counter. Had lots of local info and was fun to talk to. Was a little hard to…read morefind. It's upstairs!!!

Boma is my friend and an amazing artist. His shop is one block North of Broadway Market (you know,…read morethe gigantic QFC, etc.). He mostly sells shirts that he has placed prints on, but also does paintings and will be selling handmade soap soon. You'll see him playing guitar on his down time and shining a big smile out onto passersby.

My step-daughters and I met him in San Francisco last weekend. He has beautiful prints for woman,…read moregirls, boys and men. We loved him instantly and bought shirts for everyone.

Kathryn was incredible and so helpful in picking out the cutest sweaters ever. Highly recommend for…read moreanyone looking for a cute yet comfy look.

Went to Marine Layer in August to buy some back-to-school clothes and the sales people were…read morehelpful, the store didn't smell like sweat, and I found some great clothes to wear.

I ordered a few items online, and in the order confirmation one of them was incorrect (I double…read morechecked the cart/checkout beforehand). I promptly contacted customer service but they declined to help resolve the issue, even though I was ready to purchase more items. Have had better experiences elsewhere.

I've been shopping at crossroads for over a decade. I've found some really good gems and still have…read morea selvedge denim jacket and an All Saints pea coat. Given the location of the store, I'm glad there is security. The selection does reflect a younger ish demographic of 20 something college students with a sprinkle of vintage Pendleton and Eddie Bauer. If you know what you're looking for and study brands, this is a great shop. I found a made in Amsterdam recycled blanket sweater which is super cozy. I randomly find made in Portugal shoes that may run for $280 to $300 for $40. I think it's about approach. I will say that the Cap Hill location feels like the grow up sibling. I go here for Scotch and Soda blazers, Camper shoes, random Nike collabs, and a $20 dress shirt. I am happy that this crossroads exists. Service is hit or miss. Over 10 years it's hard to quantify the helpful from the snooty. I think all in all I give it a 7 out of 10.

The selection of women's clothes here is okay, but definitely not worth it for the price. I saw…read moremultiple faded & worn out Brandy Melville tops selling for $15-$18 even tho it's $20-$24 for the same item full price on Brandy Melville's website. Definitely disappointing for a thrift store, selection and price wise. My Hispanic bf has also felt like they treat him differently every-time he goes in there without me. And from reading these reviews it seems like other people have noticed this issue too. And I have noticed I get treated differently when I go in with him than when I go alone or with friends.

I came in yesterday and I believe the store manager was Olin. Very tall and very very helpful. I…read moreshared how I work a lot of weddings and first time getting into a BR suit. He was so patient and heard my concerns. When I can afford more suits I'm going here just for him. Also a really nice Asian girl helped and got me a bunch of suits to try on. Thank you !

I generally love this line but they have organized the store really oddly and there is far less…read morechoice than before. Shame :(

Another one of my favorite stores at U Village. They have a great wide selection of jeans which are…read moresuch great quality. I love their simple dresses that you can easily dress up and down. The stories a long rectangle. It can feel like tight if it's busy. Dressing rooms are in the middle of the store and there can also be quite a line for the dressing room.

Why haven't I tried their jeans before ?? I haven't been…read moresatisfied with any pair of jeans that I had bought in the last few years. I was searching on YouTube to find the most comfortable and flattering jeans available on the market and many influencers talking about Madewell. So I had to come out and try them out. Honestly, their jeans are amazing, in terms of both fit and comfort. These are some high-quality jeans. Got some pairs during their sale for great prices. They have jeans in multiple sizes, styles, colors, lengths, curvy/regular/plus. So I am sure that you will find something that will fit you. The shop's decor is minimalist. The staff is very nice and helpful. The only small thing I didn't like is that I wish I had got more help when I was trying out and needed help in finding the right fit given that there are so many options. The store is in the university village, so plenty of parking is available. Highly recommend this place!