Eduardo and his mother opened this family owned business on 1/1/25. The staff are very sweet and…read morehappy to be there. The shop had an array of consigned and vintage clothes, but also some scrubs, candles, and coffee options. They also had a great little sitting area with board games if you want to chill out for a few minutes. They are located in the same plaza where Solider fit was previously. It's very close to Thai house and flower hill plaza. This is a great shop that is focused on community and elevating others. Loved the vibe and the family that runs it.

Cute shop, customer service was good but I'm giving it 3 stars because they are really only curated…read moreto a certain size(s). Unfortunately, I do not fit that size. I wish I could've found some of the items that I found in my size.

Great selection of cute vintage and modern things. Staff is incredibly friendly check it outread more

I love this place in the Kentlands in Gaithersburg! it's tucked away and has some amazing little…read moretreasures to choose from. So many unique fines if you're looking for somewhere, that's gonna have unique items that you can't find anywhere else but they're gorgeous and great quality this place to go. I have found some amazing soaps, hand creams, and so many other things here I always pop in just to see what I can get my hands on. Service is always great and great value for the items that are available in store.

4.4.26 This retailer…read moreat Edmonston Crossing offers a wide range of apparel, including tops, dresses, activewear, pants, shoes, handbags, and accessories. The store is thoughtfully organized by item, size, and color, with a few front racks highlighting recognizable brands like Lilly Pulitzer, Free People, and Lululemon. I tried on two tops, but unfortunately neither was flattering on me. Consider signing up for their loyalty program to stay informed about promotions and earn rewards.

Friendly staff, but I'm not a big fan of the selection here. They also have a very dry social media…read morepresence, and I think they could learn from the one in Ellicott City so customers know what to expect and can shop more efficiently. Just a suggestion! Overall, it was still a great experience because the staff was very friendly.

Discovered one beautiful object after another! This would be a great place to shop for a birthday…read moreor wedding gift-- or to get yourself a treat! Hard to park but worth. Parking is difficult-- but shopping is worth it

I've been a repeat customer of this quaint little market for many years and will continue to stop…read moreby every time I can. Walking through the door is like entering an aesthetic wonderland. The design, the collection, the music and even the complimentary snacks all contribute to the enticing atmosphere. I always find unique gifts for everyone on my list and, inevitably, something irresistible for myself. Whenever I want to treat myself to a predictably lovely experience, I drop by this enchanting cottage.

Super quiet, which is good. I like to shop in peace. There's a lot of everything than I expected…read morefor such a small store. Awesome finds. She has tanks tops for $1 each & of course I had to get some! Overall, super lovely store, I'll definitely be back.

Cleanliness: 4-5/5 Items: 4/5…read morePrice: 4/5 The shop was clean and the workers wore a mask. There was also a screen between the customer and where you pay. The prices ranged from around 5$ to around $15 for clothes. They have more than clothes, but I was primarily looking for vintage clothes, extravagant clothing, and early 2000s bright crop tops for a photo shoot. Unfortunately, I couldn't find what I was looking for, but they did have a wide variety of clothes from men suits to a wedding dress (only 1 I saw) to regular daily wear. The items were sorted by size and price rack, which made it easier to browse. It was an okay thrift store and clean, but it wasn't my cup of tea regarding what they had. Regardless, I recommend just checking it out since each thrift store is different and may appeal to different people.

This is hands down my favorite thrift store EVER. I don't even live in Maryland, y'all. I visit…read moremy family about 4-6 times per year and I almost always work in a trip to Unique/Savers. My family used to live about 10 minutes away from this location, now they live 20+ minutes away and guess what? I still go. The thing is, everything here is solid--each department has amazing treasures to be found. Sometimes when I come in, I like to do the whole sweep--usually shoes, clothes, bric a brac, and jewelry. Sometimes if that's too much, I just stick to one or two departments. The books section alone is gold. Are things overpriced? Yes. But they have a fantastic loyalty program, as well as weekly sales including I want to say one day that's 25% every week. Obviously if you have a senior citizen in your life, they also get a great discount. Do not sleep on this place, I have furnished my closet and my home with items from this store regularly. If you use the store coupons they send or the regular sale days, you won't be disappointed!

Unique as I recently discovered is a FOR-PROFIT thrift store, not a charity, with most proceeds…read morebenefiting the company. I also noticed their prices is above other thrift stores. I would not go there if your intention is to help charity causes. If you want to shop for thrifts or drop your used goods, Salvation Army and Goodwill is the place to go, as 85% of the sale goes to good cause. I rated a 1 star as I am disappointed to know this, not to mention the place is always a mess and prices are crazy high.

I was at the store Yesterday and young man Kyle was helping me , showing me the items. He was very…read moreknowledgeable and help full!!! There was a lot if cool jewelry there and holiday stuff as well. It was a great experience!! Thank you !!!

This thrift store supports animals, so I always prefer to donate to them, however, I had an…read moreunpleasant experience today when I dropped off a large donation. I brought nine trash bags plus three grocery bags, all stuffed with clothing to donate. As I was walking to the back of my car to retrieve the final bag, one of the employees working there on the receiving dock told me they really couldn't accept any more from me. I told her I had just one last bag. She looked at me disapprovingly and said they just didn't have room for all of this. I was dumbstruck. I responded that it would help if they accepted donations more frequently so they wouldn't be overloaded on the days they do accept and that she really shouldn't discourage people from bringing their donations or they won't have anything to sell in their shop. She again looked at me as if I had done something wrong and shook her head. I got in my car and drove off. I do not want to discourage the public from either donating to or shopping at Humane Together, but I think that whoever is in charge of donations for the organization needs to have a conversation with the folks who work on that dock and remind them that accepting donations, large or small, is the lifeblood of their store and they should certainly not be discouraging large donations!

Never not ready to uncover a bargain with a light touch on your economic expenditures.read more

One of the few thrift stores that won't send you to the cleaners like other places…read more If you look carefully you'll find some treasures like I did! Staff are friendly! 50% off the color.of the week. This weeks color is blue! Extra 10% off if your a member.. Just sign up!

I've been shopping at Curiosity Consignment for years and I am so happy they are closer now in the…read moreOlney Antique Village! Joining there, compliments the other stores completely! Yay!

We were very disappointed. Curiousity's website said the Gaithersburg store was open Sunday, so we…read moretook a long drive there, only to find that it's not open Sunday at all. The sign on the door mentioned the Olney store so we went there, only to find that the woman in charge said the owner did not come on Sunday at all, he was only there Thursday, Friday and Saturday! The shop's communication is poor! On top of this, the Gaithersburg store, seen from the windows, looked disorganized and dumpy.

This isn't my favorite thrift store in the area but it's worth stopping by if you're in the…read moreneighborhood. I mostly shop for clothes, and here they're all organized by color. That could be good or bad depending on your preferences. They had a pretty large selection and the quality was good except for the shoes- most were too worn for me to consider. A note here that the Salvation Army is a Christian organization. They played religious music in the back of the store.

It was mostly trashy stuff not worth paying for. We were disappointed; hope they get more stuffread more