Loved the selection here. I can't wait to return and purchase some of their very unique options…read more There's also a dope setup here, I didn't get a chance to check out their Photo Booth, but will add that to my list for my next trip!

Inside an old bank transformed into a colorful oasis is a collection of local vintage stands that…read morewill make you fall in love with Washington, D.C. Every corner of the store is curated into what looks like art from the glassware organized by color or the art inside the old bank vault. Every part is beautiful. The good themselves range from vintage clothing to matchboxes to magazines to glasses. There's something for everyone! On a less busy day, there's street parking right in front!

Just went back to the shop yesterday -- here are some updates!…read more - The shop is open now on Sundays from 3-6 pm... and NOT open on Saturday from 12-3. Essentially its hours now are Thursday-Sunday 3-6 pm. Even if the door is locked, just knock and the shopkeeper will let you in. - The owner (Sylvia) is going to start transitioning the clothes to the spring season... coming in a couple of weeks or so! - On that note, the shop's strong suit are the accessories -- lots of nice cocktail hats/handbags/jewelry. Examine closely, because pretty much everything in there's for sale. - Starting next week she's going to start making prices static. Yeah, no more haggling, but at least it will be a lot less pressure for those who are uncomfortable with negotiating. In conjunction, some of the prices of the clothing will be adjusted... so maybe that amazing paillette jacket will be cheaper now? Also, I've learned something recently, having become acquainted with the owner. Y'know how it might be kind of intimidating/irritating when the shopkeeper tries to talk to you/make comments about what you're browsing? Well, I always found it that way. All in all, it's just the keeper trying to be friendly, not necessarily trying to pressure you into buying something. Ain't nothin' wrong with trying to be nice.

Wow. I cannot explain how happy and lucky I feel to have found this awesome little shop. The…read moreselection is amazing. The prices are to die for, especially in DC where most vintage or thrift stores are anything but thrifty. The shop owner, Sylvia, is such a sweet lady. She gave me a great deal on some amazing pieces I would have easily paid double for and still would have walked out thinking I got a good price. Needless to say I will be going back again and again and will do my best to spread the word about this lovely little gem. I am almost a bit hesitant to share this with too many of my friends, as I want to make sure I get all the goodies, but there seemed to be plenty to go around and the shop owner is just too nice and lovely to not help support. Go there - you will find something you love. Great place to buy gifts!!!

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.

This shop had the cutest stuff!!! I was actually obsessed. It is more on the expensive side but the…read moreitems were all cute and unique. The workers were very kind too.

Love this place. So many unique items. Def a small crowded space with lots of fragile stuff so…read moreprepare yourself!

This place wow'd me. First of all, it is the first bazaar type of store that I have ever come…read moreacross in DC. Its a little hidden from 18th Sreet, and I probably would have passed it if I wasn't paying attention. Thr6 have all kinds of stuff, most of the things are hand-made and originate from various countries. There are also several hundred unique orientak rugs which I wanted to check-out more. There is definitely a Persian flare just based on the otomans and many more statues that appear to orinate from Egypt. I bought a hippie stule wind chine for my apartment and it's very cool. There are two levels however I didn't venture up tonthe 2nd level. I would definitely encourage people to come and check it out. Beware of the cats while you're walking around inside.

Not a lot of selection. It is small which I didn't mind but it's not organized very well. I…read morecouldn't find any shoes in my size (6) the bigger sizes were limited (10/12).

It was difficult to even find items with how small the store was and how many people were in it. It…read morefelt like instead of prioritizing room to look around and really see all of the clothes, items were just thrown in every possible place, which made it feel very cluttered. Maybe if it was less busy it would have been easier to dig around, but if they know they get that busy, they should prioritize space to move. I didn't really find a single item that stood out to me in my size. Just too cramped to fully enjoy sadly

While I found the prices to be a little higher than necessary, the array of items were fantasticread more

Kitschy. Eclectic. Fun…read more [window shopping] I made a quick walk through after brunch just to see what they had going on. This place is definitely vintage. From the smell, organization, and selection. If you're looking for some classic pieces, this is it. There's jewelry, accessories, handbags, shoes, outerwear, knickknacks, and more. You name it, it's probably in there. Although it was busy, the owner/operator made time to chat with me. I appreciated that. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the area. __ I eat. @f.hux I thrift. @DCthriftish

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

Tokiya is currently in it's soft-opening stage, with hours from 1-6 on weekends, and I can't wait…read moreuntil they are open fully! This store has the perfect location next to Hana Market on 17th St, a little slice of Japan in the District. I walked by and immediately felt welcomed by the proprietors as I explored the small shop. They have a varied collection of beautiful handcrafted ceramics (plates, bowls, cups, chopstick holders) as well as some lovely kimonos and textiles. Having recently spent a long layover in the Narita airport I am impressed by the reasonable prices at this shop. Everything is sourced directly from Japan and the owners are planning to have a rotating collection as well as hold workshops.

Super cute new spot along U street! Lots of high quality decently priced items all sourced from the…read moreowners home town in Japan. The shop is cute and the owner is such a nice person. My son and I wandered in on our evening stroll - I'll definitely be back to check into some of the sake and tea sets.

Shoutout to all the ladies who assisted me in purchasing the Briarwood sofa bed at JoyBird! They…read morewere super helpful down to pulling it out so I could see the back, pulling out the bed, and letting me spend time trying out the mattress. And very patient as I picked fabric as well as the ultimate decider...could I stretch out for nap times? They made shopping a pleasure. The cost was more than comparative. The delivery was flawless too. I love this couch and would definitely recommend it to anyone. Even more important was the sales people who were efficient, patient and made shopping easy and fun.

Taynsha Carr was incredibly kind and helpful throughout our buying experience! I'd highly recommend…read morechecking out this location if you're in the area and looking for a couch! She was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions in a timely manner. Thanks again, Tay!