This thrift store is the best in Leesburg. What I liked most about it were the toddler clothes…read more They were cheap and in very good condition. They also sorted the toddler clothes by size. It seems like every time I go into a thrift store, the sizes are all over the place and I can't find anything. I also bought a book for a dollar about 1970s disco that's worth about $80. Can't beat that with a stick. The people in the store are also kind and helpful. Overall, I would definitely come back!

Think twice about coming to this "thrift" shop. We came by this small shop and started browsing…read more There were a few other people in the place, but then a woman came to us and said she had left the door open and they were closed, so she said we had to leave then ushered us out. So weird. It looked open, and as the owner, I would have let us continue to look. I work at a consignment shop and I would've allowed people to come in if I had left the door open. She said 'come back tomorrow ' . We told her we were leaving town, so we will come back never. The prices were high, $80 for teapot, these are not thrift-store prices. So maybe think about changing the store name from a "thrift " store to an antique shop, since the prices are ridiculous. Anyway, not a great experience.

I stopped at Dig! Records and Vintage while visiting from out of town. They had a great selection…read moreof vintage records, t-shirts, and posters. I found some Peter, Paul and Mary records for three dollars each. The person working there was very nice and helped me find the records since they were a bit all over. I'd recommend stopping in.

I was walking around downtown Leesburg and stumbled into this little hidden gem. It's a great spot…read morefor anyone into vinyl records, vintage clothing, and retro home decor. The shop is small, but it has a surprisingly solid selection of music records. I ended up picking up some records and a vintage shirt. Prices can be a bit on the higher side, but the overall vibe makes up for it, and the staff was friendly and helpful.

N'Used is a gem of a women's consignment boutique! Rosemary, the owner, is wonderful, and Melissa…read moreand Annabelle were so helpful during my visit today. The boutique is beautifully organized by clothing type, size, and color, with clearly marked prices that make shopping easy. From the warm greeting to help with trying things on and a smooth checkout, the service was outstanding. The selection and prices alone are worth a visit, but the welcoming staff make it a place you'll want to return to. I'm so glad I found this small business--it's already one of my favorite places to shop!

Devastated that I haven't stopped in before. They're open till 6--enough for a quick browse after…read morework. I saw a Donna Karan gold label wool-cashmere jacket, a stunning red hoodie by Armani? in the SOFTEST wool and silk trim, THE autumnal lambswool tweed two-piece by Dolce & Gabbana, cool-toned baby pink boucle wool-angora midi skirt by Escada, and a brown wool Prada skirt with fluted hem. Other label honorable mentions: Mulberry, Ralph Lauren purple label, Akris. Oh, AND THEY WERE NICE. I shall be back.

basically heaven for antique lovers like me! i spent a couple hours sorting through everything…read moreinside and outside the building the first time i was there - bought so many cute things. though, i would space out visits to ensure a variation of goods. prepare to spend lots of money! many items were on the pricier side for antiques from what i have seen. also note that there is an equal balance from mass-produced goods to actual antiques. i enjoyed it, but just keep that in mind if you're going to look for something specific.

Rip off prices... if you want genuine antiques this isn't the place. Pretend farmer aesthetic decorread more

I've been here several times, and each, and every time I enjoy what they have to offer…read more I've purchased a couple things from here and I've never been disappointed with their selection. The ladies working here that I've encountered have always been kind and helpful. The prices can sometimes be high, but everything is negotiable in an antique and consignment shop. Good luck with finding those treasures and hard to find items you're looking for.

i will never shop here again. I tried to contact the store when they opened for 30+ minutes to see…read moreif they had a particular Annie Sloan chalk paint color in stock before driving 30 minutes out to the store. No one answered the phone an multiple attempts. I decided to drive there because I really needed the paint to start my project. I walked in and the woman behind the desk was sitting on a chair and doing a crossword puzzle. I asked politely where their Annie sloan products were displayed and she told me they are fazing out of carrying the Annie Sloan products n only had a few products were left, because they were too difficult to receive shipments from the UK. needless to say, had they answered the phone and told me that, they would have saved me a lot of time and gas to drive out there. sooo frustrating!!!

Antique store with lots to see! Vintage toys and more. We found dolls and doll accessories here…read more Old books and more. I also like to browse the jewelry. I found some cute leather leaf earrings . They had a nice selection of hats and bags. Prices are decent. Staff is nice. I saw some collectibles and unique items. It's worth a stop!

I'm a regular customer. Every time I go to play pinball, I just walk across the street and I'm at…read morethe coolest antiquity store in Purcellville. They've got nearly everything you could imagine, Jewelry, knives, handmade dish-ware, and a couple definitely not haunted dolls. I come here almost weekly, and there's still always something new to look at. If you've seen other consignment style stores, their prices are about the same. The costs aren't a dealbreaker, but you'll definitely notice them. Employees wise this place is the best, friendly, and knowledgeable. I've asked questions about a lot of their inventory, and they always seem to have the answers. The definitely not haunted dolls are probably my most memorable experience. In the corner of my eye I swear to have seen an old red jumper blackface doll run across the aisle area. I'm crazy, but I'm not spitting out lies, I wholeheartedly believe what I saw. Anyways this place is really cool, and if you're riding through town you might as well check this place out.

Wowee waists were snatched back then. Size 12 is not what you think. They had a 2-piece Mulberry…read moretapestry vest and skirt combo, '80s Garfinckel x Oscar de la Renta skirt suit (the skirt fit perfectly?!), kimono with embroidered collar, silk blouse that was luscious and thick like velvet, and mink collared coats galore. Bf talked me into '60s floral sun dress and a mauve party dress--both had hip POCKETS.

I am so very grateful to the owner, Silas and the staff of Nostalgia for helping me find my perfect…read morewedding dress! They were so sweet and supportive to me and gave me all the time I needed to shop through their collection, it was such an amazing experience and the shop itself is beautiful! If your not from around Purcellville, you have to stop in! It will surely be a delightful experience! :)

Absolute gem. They had macarons to celebrate 6 years. Vintage linen, silk, wool. Levi's wall…read more Retro-style socks from Korea. A precious Escada by Margaretha Ley cream pencil skirt in size EU 34 that, to my dismay, I could not squeeze into. And a NWT Valentino A-line skirt with original spare button that thankfully, I could!

Cute shop that's located in downtown Leesburg. They carry cute clothes and accessories. Every time…read moreI visit I always leave with something. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable on the products they carry. I definitely recommend to stop on in and browse all their items they carry.

Brick & Mortar is such a fun gift shop in Leesburg, I've also been to one of their other locations…read morein Middleburg. The items they sell are quirky, funny and some might be a bit inappropriate. They're a small local business, where you can find products by local vendors. At Brick & Mortar you can find glasses and mugs with funny sayings, kitchen towels and pillows, a variety of items with the name of the city you're visiting. There's candles galore, candles of interesting shapes, and candles with a variety of scents. Something a bit more unique is the jewelry and bow ties made of peacock feathers. As you can imagine the prices are a bit higher, but you are supporting a local business, and you're sure to find something unique, for yourself or as a gift.

Interesting gift shop. There many local items and some of the funny, morale support, or classic…read morestyle items. The store is one level and friendly staff. Many items are affordable to reasonable pricy. You definitely will find the "middle finger" Gnome in the story : )

Blossom & Bloom is my favorite thrift store in Northern Virginia. Why? Because I tend to search for…read moreunusual items that most other thrift stores never bother with - interesting old books, magazines, and various antique odds & ends. I make jewelry from old print and antique mediums, all because of Blossom & Bloom. The first time I went in there, they had a huge stack of beautifully preserved newspapers from the 1890's in their main glass case. I've always loved antique print, but never had a reason for collecting it before. As I was staring at all the gorgeous old pictures, it suddenly hit me - why not make jewelry out of it? I've been making antique print jewelry for over a year now, purely for myself and friends, and I'm absolutely addicted. Thanks to Blossom & Bloom's always changing inventory, I've now built up quite a collection of fantastic materials to work with. As other reviewers have noted, they also have a regularly rotating selection of clothing at incredibly good prices. But of course, keep in mind, like any thrift store it can be hit or miss. Some days you'll find nothing, other days you'll find absolute treasures. My Mom bought a beautiful London Fog coat complete with its original tags and got it for under $10. Another day I happened to find actual, original training shorts worn by Redskins players for $3 a pair. Now my husband walks around our house in Pierre Garcon's training shorts! Yet, like any thrifting adventure, some days you'll find nothing at all. Blossom & Bloom makes that adventure worthwhile, though, thanks to its charming location and friendly, quirky staff. If you're looking for print materials like me, be sure to stop in on Fridays for discounts on most books. If you're a senior, go on Tuesdays for their Senior Discount. Trust me, more often than not, you'll find a real treasure! And best of all, proceeds benefit a local charity. What could be better?

I absolutely love it! The prices are great, and the employees are all volunteers and very nice and…read morehelpful. The prices are great, most things under seven dollars, and it's well organized and very friendly. I will definitely be coming back :)