Lovely, high quality, unique selection. The staff is…read morepleasant, classy and always helpful. I return every time I pass through Arlington.

This is a great little shop in Lee Heights that offers high quality (though not outrageously…read morepriced) Women's fashion and accessories as well as adorable high end baby and toddler clothing. They also offer a great selection of unique gifts and other special items that you can't find at the countless big box stores that have taken over almost everywhere else here now. It's like visiting...Etsy...in person. If such a store existed of course. Obviously only a very very small, and very highly curated BIT of Etsy, but still...it's etsy-esque. In a good way. Well worth a visit. Especially for those "extra hard to shop for" and "already have everything" types. They're also great for the many miscellaneous gift needs that pop up throughout the year for coworkers and teachers and other people you might not know very well and whose gift options fall uncomfortably in between even the classiest target dollar bin options your best friends might love, and the fancier more expensive fare reserved for one's own children, close relatives, spouses... The "I don't really know what, but ideally something special and memorable and cool" gifts for all sorts of things like secret Santas, teacher appreciation, miscellaneous baby/bridal showers, office party exchanges, attempts to gain favor or acceptance from cringey or critical or perfectly lovely mother in laws...etc. This place is perfect for all of those and more. I've found awesome Christmas presents for my mother here two years in a row now, and many fun things for myself as well. Best boutique baby clothes section I've seen in the Arlington area, actually. Oh! And Scout bags galore!

Trading in my old phone for an upgrade at Verizon next door, my eight-year-old daughter convinced…read moreme to pop in beforehand. It's a large, charming toy store with lots of toys, books, and games for kids of all ages. My daughter loved the corner of stuffed animals and the squooshy toys.

We stumbled over this cute toy store while walking on our way to a restaurant…read more The lady working there was very friendly and welcoming, we had nothing to buy and just wanted to check out the store for the future, and was surprised that they have so many toys for kids to play with: grocery store, pizza shop, train table, stacking toys etc. my girls had a lot of fun playing with some of these while I browsed around. They have a nice selection of toys for all ages! Their panda bubble machine outside is adorable! And they also have story time during the week, so cute! Will definitely come back

Fabulous first boutique experience! Pam showed us an adorable, comfortable, and perfect-fit dress…read morefor the holidays. Support this Black, woman-owned small business at their new location at 4701 Sangamore in Bethesda. You'll be glad you stopped in.

Extremely rude customer service at the store. I came in to exchange a baby item with a valid gift…read morereceipt and was unexpectedly berated by the owner about how the item wasn't in its original box. She reiterated multiple times that I "understand what this means for the business," which felt unnecessarily intense and confrontational. I had no prior knowledge of any box, as the item was given to me already gift-wrapped. I calmly explained this, but was still made to repeat that I "understand" -- over and over -- in a way that felt accusatory and frankly demeaning. I understand that small businesses have return policies, and I respected that -- I came with a valid gift receipt and handled the interaction politely. The issue wasn't the policy, it was the way I was treated. I accepted the store credit, but I left the store with a strong impression of how unpleasant the owner's behavior was. This feedback is not about the outcome -- it's about how a customer, especially a new mother, should never be spoken to that way. I hope future interactions are handled with more empathy and professionalism.

Cute selection and I would give a better rating if it wasn't for the fact that I bought a $95 snow…read moresuit for my baby and wanted to show it to my mom when j didn't have it close by so went online to send a link and discovered that Egg by Susan Lazar sells their products through Maisonette website and that same snowsuit is sold there directly from Egg for $51! When I went to return it at the store the girl at the counter played dumb and refused to refund. So beware, their cute stuff can be found online for less. I don't work for Maisonette - just sharing my experience.

I'm in love with this store. Not only they have great and beautiful products for my kids, they also…read moreprovide the best customer service. The quality of the clothes is great and the sizes are accurate. Every time I go, Donna, receives me with a smile and always willing to help me find the best for my kids. I absolutely love this store and recommend everyone to shop here. Thank you Donna for all your help, you and your sales associate really make a difference in my shopping experience at Egg.

Always a great place for basics. Uniqlo has a good variety of neutrals and a couple of feature…read morecolors for all their clothes. Their sizes can run a little big and the shape can be a little boxy so make sure you're trying on what you pick out.

I love their clothes and winter clothes, especially their down jackets. I go to the one in Center…read moreCity, Philadelphia, and the one in New York City whenever I have a chance. Their coats last forever they're down is really warm. What a treat it is to have their clothes.

There isn't a large selection, and the prices are high. I think this shop is definitely worth a try…read moreif you are looking for something dressy, I did see some designer labels.

Yikes, Inga needs some professionalism. Recently stopped by and, as usual, felt a little out of…read moreplace as a 30-ish year old in a store full of elderly ladies. But as a female physician, they have a decent selection of professional clothing. I was browsing through the size 8 rack, and an elderly saleslady (I assume Inga?) prompted me towards a different section, for "larger sizes". As I walked towards the other rack, I heard her whisper loudly to her co-worker, "Size 8?! Who does she think she is kidding?" Needless to say, I immediately left. Look, we all have bad days at work, but this was way out of line. I hope "Inga" can turn that frown upside down, or maybe it's just time for her to retire.