Highly recommend! I'm from D.C., grew up walking around Georgetown ever since my friends and I were…read morein middle school. It used to be sooooo fun, the streets were lined with eclectic, family owned shops. Christ Child Society Opportunity Shop feels like true, authentic old Georgetown in the best way. The shop is really beautifully curated and designed. I always look forward to going in to see how it will look, as it always looks different and beautiful. I also love that it's a consignment shop for such a good cause, supporting women in Washington, D.C. The staff and volunteers are always really lovely and helpful. Highly recommend!

The Opportunity Shop is one of the last great treasure hunts in Washington. I furnish my home…read morealmost entirely through vintage and estate sources, and this shop has become a regular stop. Over multiple visits I've come away with pieces that anchor my apartment: an Indo-Persian repoussé silver tray, cut crystal, a vintage Chinese vase, and most recently the bronze bust in the photos. The selection rotates constantly and the quality rivals shops charging several times the price. The proceeds support children in need, the volunteers are gracious and knowledgeable, and the whole experience feels like Georgetown at its best. If you love the hunt, put this place on your list.

I can't give this shop any less than five. This business is completely run by volunteers. I am told…read morethat 90% of whats earn from sales goes back into the community. Talk about charitable Christmas giving, this place gets an A+. They splits their proceeds between other charities like (the local food bank). Stop by this shop and pay it fwd. I brought a pair of Rocca shades for fifty cents just like new!, and a pair of purple earrings that someone will inherit as a Christmas gift (boy are they lucky). Love this place. Yelp at you later!, Vonnie

I knew I needed to walk in when I saw the adorable cross-stitch pillows! ($98, out of my budget,…read morebut still wonderfully whimsical and quirky) This is a lovely gift shop that's well-curated with kind staff.

Lovely little vintage gift shop on King Street! There are two resident cats that you may see wander…read morethe store. Lowery's Dial shares an address with K Aubrey Flowers and they have themed workshops like flower workshops, Valentine's Day happy hour / card making, etc. The cashier I met was super sweet and a joy to talk to! Items in the store were pretty fairly priced and I loved wandering around and seeing what caught my eye.

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.

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)!

Absolutely incredible finds! One of my favorite places to find a old beautiful treasures..read more

We love your store, Alex! We are pretty sure people are getting confused with her new location…read moreright next door (to the right). So please know that she is a very kind owner and has always been helpful and friendly! We have gotten a lot of great bargains and collectibles from her at a fair price!

Hidden thrift gem on O Street in Georgetown. It is pretty small, and they are only open for a few…read morehours on Wednesdays. However, they get seriously nice donations. Home goods like fine china, and designer clothes for men and women. Prices very, but they have some things on the cheaper side--especially accessories. I saw tons of Ralph Lauren, designer Italian brands, and more. The take card and cash.

I was a little apprehensive about writing this review but I've convinced myself that I can't just…read morekeep this secret to myself. This establishment is only open on Wednesdays from 10am-1:45pm and believe me when I say that you should arrive at 10am on the dot because she gets packed quickly. They accept both cash and credit cards as well. Each week something different arrives; from porcelain tea sets, baccarat candle holders, mink coats and much more. If that wasn't enough all of the proceeds from the sells go to a great cause. FYI: if you're interested in any fine china sets then i would suggest bringing in some newspaper to help wrap everything.

I wasn't too thrilled with this store. I love the cause and wanted to support. However, it was…read morepretty messy and disorganized. It was difficult to walk around because of how the racks were organized. Some items weren't in great shape. There was a selection with a few items and the prices were fair, but there were a lot of empty shelves too.

This store has some pretty damn grumpy ppl running the store. A while back, I went on a Tuesday and…read morementioned the senior discount - which the store touts - and the guy checking me out said no, "I'm not gonna bother with that right now." And this week, when checking out, the cashier gruffly said, "The purse discount doesn't apply to white tags." Maybe the store sign mentioning the purse discount could mention that so I know when shopping? So damn negative. I'm planning to skip this place, despite its important cause. There are other more pleasant resale shops - many with worthwhile causes - to go instead.

This is an amazing store with great customer service and antiques. The two women at the counter are…read morealways professional and helpful with any questions that one might have. I appreciate their kindness and all they do. Please remember that 6 people are allowed in the store at one time because of the small space. This is an amazing store and have fun shopping.

lovely place! i could spend hours and hours browsing the different beautiful items there; the…read morejewelry, silverware, tea sets and art work all take you on tiny individual wonderful journeys. The sweet ladies working there are very informative and have so much knowledge about the pieces and will always indulge any questions regarding them. I have purchased my favorite pendant from there, and i am definitely going back for more.