This business has the rudest staff that I have ever experienced in all my years of service. When I…read morefirst walked into the store the old guy at the register did not greet me and continued staring at his phone when I came in and said hello. When I started walking around he started looking at me with suspicion and attempted to rush me out the store. I asked him if they had any headphones and he said no rudely and with an attitude. He asked me if there was anything I wad looking for and I told him with it being a thrift store I was browsing to see if there was anything that caught my attention. As I walked around and looked toward the front of the store where the gentleman was sitting, he attempted to rush me out the store again by saying bye before I was finished looking around. I asked him what was the problem, and if he had a problem that I was looking around as he seemed to have a negative attitude and demeanor towards me. He stated that he didn't know me and that he gets a lot of passerbys coming in, which I asked isn't that the nature of a Business. I then asked was he a public business. At first he stated yes, then as I proceeded to look at other items, he then stated he was a private businesses and that he didn't have to serve me and that I had to leave. When I asked him why I had to leave, he said he was not looking to get into a legal argument and that I wasn't an inspector or anything and he would call the police if I didn't leave the store. I said on what grounds would he be able to call the police on me. When I then asked him for his business license he then proceeded to come after me in a threatening manner saying he was calling the police. When I asked to take a picture of his business information, he said he didn't have to give me anything and that I couldn't take a picture. I then stepped out front and took a picture of the business and he then slammed the door and locked it on me hours before the store was closing. The gentleman was very unprofessional and I would advise no one visit this store. I also will be reporting the gentleman and store to the BBB. This is not the 60s where you can refuse service for your inherent diacriminatory racial, or age prejudices and hope this review serves as a warning for future business that look to operate in the public.

Wow, people denigrating this thrift store for being a little dingy. Fam! It's a thrift store. What…read moredid you expect? If you want Nordstrom, go to Nordstrom. Holy cow! What I can tell you is this -- I came here looking for decent suits and I found *many* of them. Racks and racks full of suits. I tried on around 10, I bought six of them. In that group of six, only *one* will need alterations. That's right -- five suits bought and ready to wear for right around $100. I've been to a bunch of thrift stores in the DMV. Really, look at my other reviews. Bottom line -- if you want real variety in men's suits, I haven't found any place better yet. Yes, maybe some thrifts have *nicer* suits on a per capita basis, but at this store, you'll have a lot of options and if you have a relatively common body-type like mine, you can come away with a full closet if you want it.

This is a very bleak feeling thrift store. It's barely a step up from the Goodwill bins…read more Everything on the racks is of terrible quality. Flipping through clothing racks I was met with holes, shrunken sweaters, rips, stains, bad pilling. It was all stuff that might as well be recycled, not sold. They are selling the worst of the worst. The place smells musty. Nothing is sized, either. Though they did have a "plus size" section. I wouldn't recommend for hobby thrifters.

Fun clothing store with some great options! Its definitely worth checking out for one's selfread more

From the owner: Coco Libre is an earth-friendly and socially conscious boutique, launched in October 2013. The…read morephysical shop is located in the heart of the Hyattsville Arts District in Maryland, 2 miles from the DC city line. We are fans of vintage clothing, not only because the pieces are unique, but because it is environmentally responsible. Vintage is recycling! Every vintage piece you buy is being saved from a landfill. With an average of 11.8 million tons of clothing per year getting thrown away, you can rest easy knowing you won't be making a 68 pound contribution to that number like the average American does. Coco Libre also believes in fair trade. These items can be anything from tea and coffee to earrings and bracelets. Fair trade simply means that the producers of the goods, who mostly live in developing countries, are justly compensated for their products. They are able to make a living wage from their work.

Insanely overpriced. There's literally things in here that you can just google and buy BRAND NEW…read morefor cheaper than the price in this store. Makes zero sense. I get selling streetwear brands for more because they are rare but half the shit in here is listed on grailed, depop, or even the brand's original store for cheaper. On top of that, their employees are incompetent. One of the worst streetwear boutiques I've been to.

Owner bought a coat from me and paid me more than fairly. Nice woman. I hope she was able to sell…read moreit at a hefty markup.

I literally stumbled upon this gem after going to two different local thrift stores and leaving…read morewith nothing. I followed my map here and was slightly opposed to going in, but I'm so glad I did. This place lacks curb appeal, but the items inside are great finds and remained organized. Prices are moderate.. but if you're going in looking for something specific, I'm sure you'll find it. I was in love with the $.99-1.99 book selection. I spent a good 30 minutes looking through them all. I also was pleasantly surprised to see they had a large selection of sweaters and jackets. I got 2 books and 3 sweaters for $32 which wasn't too bad, but I've done better price-wise in other states. The purse selection wasn't the greatest, but the home selection was interesting. I spent about 2 hours in here and couldn't believe how much stuff I came across with tags still attached. Everything was in good condition. The only thing I didn't find was high waisted mom jeans. Overall, this place beats any DMV thrift store I've been to in the last 4 years. Also, I was pleasantly surprised that my clothes didn't have a strong "thrift store smell." I'll definitely be returning for 50% off day or to grab more books!

This location doesn't seem to be as clean and organized as the location I normally visit. It also…read moresmelled a little weird. I was rushing to make an exchange on the last day and needed to swing by the closest location, but I probably won't be back. The items at this location also seem to be more expensive. Since i was doing an exchange I had to go to a cashier, and she was very helpful and friendly.

Great space and very friendly proprietors!! They have a great selection of MCM furniture and other…read moretrinkets. Will definitely be back to buy something.

Buyer beware the business deals in deceptive and fraudulent business practices. They will sell you…read moredefective and damaged products without disclosing the problems. Then when you ask to rectify the problem they refuse to fix or offer adequate solutions. Instead they blame you

The pieces I have purchased from Le Bustiere have stood the test of time, and are among the most…read moreunique in my closet. They offer a spectacularly curated and frequently updated selection of some of the best labels, particularly the Adams Morgan location. I hadn't been back since 2022--far too long. During this most recent visit last week I was refitted and tried on at least a dozen bras, lingerie, and corsets. Ursula and Ashley were amazing--helpful, patient, and genuine hype girls (over the course of 2+ hours of indecision). They took turns bringing things based on what I picked out, my updated size, and whatever else caught their expert eye, and helped me get in and out of the corsets as needed. We even talked must-have skincare at one point!

Annika is a miracle worker- she quickly analyzed my size and shape and then brought a few bras to…read moretest out - I was wearing the wrong bra size by quite a bit. She helped find bras that worked for my shape and had a deep understanding of the bra construction (how each panel and underwire support fit). She helped me adjust the bras appropriately and walked through the steps of adjusting the bra once on for smoothness and the best fit. The bras were also super cute and the size range was good. I have a small band and large cup and it seemed like she had at least 10 that she had me check out and try on. She was also responsive to my questions and other asks like matching underwear, colors, strap types, etc. in the fitting room, they have a variety of tops you can try on with the bras to check out how they work with different outfits. Additionally, the store is very inclusive and welcoming to women in general- there were a variety of sizes, women were all treated equally and with a lot of care, men were not back in the fitting area, there was no discomfort/awkwardness as they were helping with adjustments (and parts were pretty hands on).

Business is very clean and very organized.. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. I will…read morecontinue to support their business. S. Carter

Dope spot. If ever you're in DC and you want to observe the actual vibe, stop by this spot. They…read morehave new designs every week so if you are from elsewhere and you pick something up, the chances of you seeing that item where you're from are slim. Although ATP, you may see something from there no matter where you travel. I met a guy in Egypt with museum socks on. This is a piece of District culture you cannot afford to pass on. Go catch that vibe.

Seleh tailored my suit in 2022. The suit came out incredible and I was looking forward to getting…read moremy new suit tailored this year. Unfortunately, Seleh is currently battling cancer and is not a this shop.

Thank you Seleh for doing such an incredible job altering my wedding dress! Seleh completed a…read morecomplicated alteration that involved removing mesh covering most of the top half of the dress. Before undertaking the work, Seleh ran through some of the considerations, including the fact that the mesh provided structural support that he would need to compensate for around the straps. He finished the dress on time and the removed mesh looked flawless. He completed a second round of alterations after my first fitting. Then, a week or two after I took the dress home (and nine days before my wedding), I panicked about the fit of the bodice and the straps and left a slightly frantic voicemail for Seleh. To his immense credit, he called me back in ten minutes to calmly and gently ask me what was wrong and how he could fix it. He didn't make me feel crazy or unreasonable and made a quick appointment for me a couple of days later. He turned around this last round of alterations in a couple days -- a complex addition of fabric under the dress straps to reduce itchiness and some alterations to the bodice -- and the dress was perfect after that. His work on the straps was particularly impressive because the added fabric was completely invisible despite the fact that the straps were irregularly shaped, ornate, and lace. All in all, Seleh gets top marks for skill, timeliness, and emotional sensitivity (all a must when altering wedding dresses). Thank you again, Seleh!