Good products Good variety…read more Good quality and famous brands Only carts too tight! And less stuff

I love this store for great bargains! I stopped in to get a gift card and found some items for my…read moreother list. It's all brand names as you would see upstairs in regular Nordstrom store but for much cheaper prices! That's the good, now the not so good: 1. Store is always messy and sizes out of order. 2. Lines are always long for fitting rooms which are usually messy 3. Checkout line is always long and this last time it was out of the lined area and back past fragrances too lounge wear-longest line I've seen yet for a store! Overall though if you want some great deals on brand name items you may want to give this store a quick look. I recommend trying this store. 4/5

Dragged my classmate here on a whim and was greeted by one of the best consignment shops in Towson…read more(,,,maybe even Baltimore?). This shop is the real deal. Premium fur (mink, rabbit, racoon..) and leather chaps at affordable prices. Authentic single stitched vintage shirts, 70's bomber jackets, matrix trenches. You name it, its here. It is a shop full of statement pieces. I think the only downside of this shop is that there is no silver or gold, all jewelry is costume grade. We had the honor of meeting the owner, a traveling musician who had accumulated some of the stock over his journey. His name escapes me, but he also assured me that he wouldn't remember my name so it'd be ok. He was hilarious and I highly recommend chatting him up if you stop by. Try to come here on a weekday between 10am & 4pm, the hours are based on whims but those are the best times.

An update on my last review, but as someone who has lived in manhattan and has been to probably…read morethousands of consignment, secondhand, thrift and vintage stores, absolutely NOBODY, not one store, has a better selection than ten car pile up. Shane, th shop owner and curator, is literally the coolest and you can tell he cares a ton about his selection. I absolutely will continue coming here forever.

This place is cute collection of all sorts of clothes…read more I was drawn in when I saw the skirt in the photo above (red and white stripes) and expected it to be a secret store full of clothing for ladies on the younger side of the spectrum. That's not really the case. I'd say a majority of the items they offer are flowy, natural-colored clothes for an older generation. That being said, they are still interesting... just not my style. There were a few dresses and skirts that were more for younger women. I also get the impression that this is the kind of place that you have to keep checking and can make some good finds there. I don't think they order more than a few items in each size/color. If you miss it, that's your loss! If you want to try something on, the workers close off the back corner of the store (there are little doors, but it's not quite a dressing room). Kind of adds to the eclectic feel of the store. Definitely worth popping into if you're strolling through Mt. Washington!

Something Else is an eclectic little Mt. Washington boutique that is absolutely stuffed to the…read moregills with treasures. My mom said that this is where all the cool hippie girls bought their clothes in the 70s. Cool hippie girls circa now will like it, too. You should be able to find a gift for any girl on your list here- there are modern, colorful silky and sexy blouses, tons of sparkly earrings, big sterling cuff bracelets, Indian tapestries, unique coats, and chunky knits galore. It's a boho feel overall (need a tie-dye onesie?) but its a pretty eclectic mix. Give yourself some time if you plan on stopping in here. After half an hour of browsing, I felt like I had barely scratched the surface. It is jam-packed with stuff and you will want to see it all. This is the type of local business that is worth supporting; it's been around forever and you are guaranteed to walk out with something unique. I had a bit of hit or miss luck with finding my size, and the return policy is exchanges or store credit only-- but hey-- it's not a department store--it's better!

Awesome personal attention and a wide inventory of cute clothes. You will love this shopread more

I stopped by Octavia Boutique today, and I was so impressed that I felt compelled to write a few…read morelines about it. The store is fairly large and sits in the Village of Cross Keys in Baltimore, an upscale open‑air shopping destination near the golf course. I've been a customer there for quite some time, but lately it feels as though they've shifted gears -- in the best possible way. What stands out most is the balance in their selection. They offer an appealing mix of evening wear, casual everyday pieces, and beautifully tailored clothing in rich, flattering colors. The pants are consistently good, the jackets are glorious, and the sweaters are the kind you want to touch. Everything is thoughtfully curated and priced sensibly, which is dangerous for me because I can always find something I won't be able to resist. Their jewelry selection has also taken a noticeable leap forward. They still carry small, affordable, easy pieces, but they've also added more distinctive designer items​ lately -- bold colors, contemporary shapes, and intriguing materials. I spotted exquisite Lucite pieces, leather designs in unexpected hues, and some very fashion‑forward clip earrings from Paris that are both chic and unbelievably comfortable. ​Visiting Octavia Boutique always feels like stepping into a space where style is taken seriously without ever feeling intimidating. What makes it truly exceptional, though, is how rare it is to find a fashion boutique that excels equally in clothing and jewelry. Their recent evolution has only sharpened that distinction. The apparel is beautifully curated, but the jewelry collection is nothing short of breathtaking -- a level of creativity and quality you almost never see under the same roof. If you enjoy thoughtful fashion, distinctive accessories, and a store that consistently surprises in the best way, Octavia is well worth the stop. Just be warned: resisting temptation there is nearly impossible.

This is a hidden gem. Not much advertising, but if you're into a NYC-style boutique this is for…read moreyou! I'm from DC and I was a frequent flyer of Intermix, this store blows that away- they even have CASES of Birkin and Chanel vintage handbags! In LOVE!

From the owner: A women's ready-to-wear clothing boutique intermixed with vintage Hermes, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton…read morehandbags. Shoes coming soon!

Walked into Zara to do an online return. Line was relatively short for Christmas and the SA was…read morevery kind to me and made me feel welcomed. I had a complicated return and she was patient and helpful-solved my issue. I'd go back. I didn't do any shopping but would love to see what their selection was like.

I was welcomed into the store by security. The store has a huge selection of shoes and clothing…read more This store has more than one level and I was on either the 2nd or 3rd floor, which ever had women's clothing. Zara is always a vibe and I recommend this place for a great selection of stylish options.

The selection was very in Spring and I liked that. The staff was helpful in me picking out a gift…read morefor a family member, they had so many suggestions and insights. High quality, but even higher prices. Not sure if the value matches up.

I visited this Madewell as they were holding an item for me not available at my local Madewell in…read moreHarbor East. Madewell Towson seemed identical to Madewell Harbor East, giving neat vintage contemporary vibes. A salesperson approached me and I stated my biz. She provided the item and I used the fitting room to make sure it fit before making the purchase. Checkout was easy and I'm very pleased with my purchase!

Mrs. Pivec, the store owner, is friendly and has cute merchandise. Not only that, the store is…read moretidy. Come here after you are full, so you won't binge shop... This place requires discipline because one can easily spend her whole bank account here... especially when one loves accessories and loves to look polished. I have only briefly browsed here, before going back to work, when it was incredibly busy... so I cannot say much about the boutique's staff. Looking forward to returning here again!!

From the owner: Panache is one of Baltimore’s most known women’s fashion boutiques located in its newest location…read morein The Village of Cross Keys. Our specially curated items are hand selected by Vanessa Fava , the owner, whose fashion career has spanned over 40 years. Our contemporary designers range from today’s latest emerging designers, both stateside and International, as well as our favorite tried and true brands we love. If you want to feel fabulous and elevate your style, Panache is the place to be.

Super friendly and nice selection. Exceptional customer service. My daughter said yes to the (prom)…read moredress! Owner and staff were all great.

A gorgeous, wide selection! The kindest, most attentive staff! A beautiful, clean environment!…read moreMackenzie and Mr. Ransom calmed my frantic self. They're extremely gracious and professional. After some searching (and what I consider above-and-beyond service), I left with a royal blue number that made me fall in love. Such a great experience.

I tried to shop for clothes, but the store was such a mess that finding anything in my size turned…read moreinto a time‑wasting scavenger hunt. Racks were overloaded, sizes were mixed together, and half the items were shoved in the wrong sections. After digging around far longer than anyone should have to, I finally just walked out. The whole experience makes it obvious why so many people prefer online_shopping now. Physical stores used to be reliable -- you could walk in, find your size, and be out in minutes. But when a store can't keep its inventory organized, customers end up doing the employees' job just to locate a basic item. At that point, clicking "add to cart" at home feels like the smarter choice.

I am writing to express my disappointment with the level of customer service my family experienced…read moreat the Macy's in Towson Mall. My husband and our 8-year-old son walked around the fragrance counter four separate times. During that time, multiple associates were present and clearly saw them browsing, yet not one person acknowledged them, offered assistance, or even greeted them. They were simply ignored. The only person who stepped forward to help was Michelle at the Dolce & Gabbana counter. She greeted them warmly, offered assistance, and treated them with professionalism and respect. Because of her, my husband was able to complete his purchase at the MAC counter. He was so appreciative of her service that he offered her a $20 tip, which she respectfully declined. It is disheartening to see employees in customer-facing roles fail to perform the most basic expectation of customer service: acknowledging a customer's presence. Customers are the reason these positions exist. To watch someone walk by multiple times and choose not to engage sends a clear message that their business is not valued. I hope this feedback is taken seriously. Michelle exemplified what customer service should look like. The rest of the team should reflect on how their inaction impacts the customer experience and the reputation of your store.