It’s All Good

The irony is that «It’s not all good!» Some products are pilled, some are stained, the sizes and general stock is geared towards the teens that favor this swap meet. This shop carries sizes and labels that cater to the pre-​teen/​t (w)eens, that includes: Forever 21, Abercrombie, Aeropostale, American Eagle, etc.
Achtung! «It’s all good» and «Finders Keepers» are owned/​operated by the same couple. They consider «ITAG» to be their Flagship store; therefore what «ITAG» rejects, «FK» receives. I wish someone had admonished me of the sister stores caliber before I traveled to that corner of Washington Blvd.
My modish group of 30-​something friends and I were looking for bargains on high-​end, sophisticated clothes… and at last we found them – at CURRENT BOUTIQUE.

Will lose your items and NOT reimburse you.
I brought my clothes here to consign this summer. When I went to pick up the clothes that hadn’t sold on my last day, an item was missing from the store. That item wasn’t cheap, either. I looked everywhere for it, as I wanted it back since it hadn’t sold. The woman said, «I’ll look for it tonight and when I find it I’ll give you a call, probably in the next few days.» I asked her what happens if they don’t find it, and she told me they’d reimburse me. Well, time went by and no call. I just called today, only to be told that they still haven’t found it but when they do…“they’ll give me a call”. I said okay and what about if another week goes by and you still haven’t found it? Then it’s «lost» and UNFORTUNATELY WE CANT REIMBURSE YOU FOR IT, SORRY. Are you kidding me? That’s horrible business. For all anyone knows an employee could’ve taken/​stolen the item and all they can say is «sorry»?
I will not be consigning here again and I do not trust this place with my items. I used to work in retail and dealt with loss prevention many times… this is horrible. Take better care of your customers.

I’m in my late 20’s and enjoy the selection at this shop — they have trendy items and basics as well. I hadn’t been to a consignment shop before and, at first, I was surprised that the prices were not much lower. It wasn’t until I decided to consign some of my own clothing that I realized the difference between a thrift shop and a consignment shop. Basically, you bring in a bunch of clothes and they go through and select the ones they want to «buy» from you, at 50% of a to-​be-​determined price, and only if your item sells. In other words, if your item sells within 60 days, you get 50% of the profit. After the 60-​day period, you can choose to pick up your remaining items or leave them at the store.
The cashier was very helpful in explaining this process over the phone. At that time, I was told that they were already looking for fall clothing. I dug through my closet and brought in a pile of sweaters and jackets, but in the end, she selected only four items. Her selection seemed a bit arbitrary, but I didn’t really mind and ended up donating the rest. Later that day I received an email listing my items and the prices at which they’d be sold, which weren’t as high as I had hoped — but which made me understand, from a consumer viewpoint, why everything wasn’t listed for $ 1 like at a thrift store. In the end, two of my items sold (a Gap cardigan and a J. Crew cashmere tank) and I made $ 20. Not bad given my expectations. I will probably try selling clothes here again and will continue browsing in the future.

I love this shop. They have great clothes in excellent shape and some really great shoes. I’m in my 40’s and like to dress funky, sometimes hippy, sometimes preppy and they have all these types and styles. They also have some amazing accessories! This shop also has a great vibe and the women that work there are all really nice.

I had a great experience today at It’s All Good. Although, I didnt buy or sell anything, I still enjoyed looking at their selection of items. All of the items were priced from $ 1 up to $ 20 and they seemed to be in pretty good condition. Lakeisha was very sweet and attentive and the store was pretty organized for a thrift store.

on a good day you can find some cool stuff but it’s not too organized, which makes it harder to stay interested…

Awesome and amazing deals! Best prices I have seen and have almost as of a selection and quality of clothing of thrift stores I have been to in DC. They have a wide range of brands which I really like. It’s great if you are looking for good value for in season clothing. I love that they have a clearance section as well.

As a teen girl I love this place. It is the only thrift I’ve ever been to that caters specifically to my age group. Everything is in great condition and customer service is impeccable. Certainly not dirt cheap like some thrift stores, but most items will be under $ 20.

The staff is SO much nicer here than at Finder’s Keepers (or the faux-​fashion snobs at Current Boutique, for that matter). They let people bring things in whenever, and they even SMILE at customers rather than trying to drive them off with surliness. They don’t deal in business clothes, it’s a very casual place, so they can’t take office garb, but they’re nice about it. Not everything is top quality — they’ll take Forever 21 and other mass-​market disposable clothing, but they’re honest about their market and who they are catering to with what they sell. Refreshingly unpretentious.

No complaints! Stuff is in good condition, and it’s as cheap as it gets. Especially good for summer stuff like casual dresses and shorts. Each time I go it’s a different experience since the inventory turns over really fast. It’s nice to feel like you’re shopping «green» since everything is second hand. I noticed a huge selection of summery formal-​ish dresses today– good for summer weddings. Worth a stop if you’re in the area.

I give this rating because this place is just like Plato’s Closet. They advertise that they buy clothes from people, yet you go in there with tons of great stuff, they rummage through for ten minutes, pick one item, and send you on your way. What’s frustrating is looking around the store and seeing articles that have stains, are worn or just plain ugly. They are also pricey, even for a consignment shop. The fitting rooms are also an issue because there are only two. I understand the lack of space, but maybe give a time limit to people trying on clothes? This place is called «It’s All Good,» but it’s barely groovy.

Great experience with all of the staff. When ever I needed status of my clothing sold they were very diligent getting back to me with all the information I needed.
Would certainly go back !

Another great find. What a gem. I am fairly new to the «consignment» scene, but fell in love with it right away. «It’s All Good» is a cozy, warm, and intimate little shop full of pleasant surprises. The sales there that day was friendly, and helped out with clothes I brought in. I brought in a lot to be consigned, and she picked out some that they decided to take (they don’t take just anything). When she was sorting through my clothes, I looked around and actually bought a dress and a cardigan ($ 15!) that are quite flattering. I did not expect to find, much less, buy anything here. I was wrong. I’ll definitely come back.
Gotta love their decors and the warm (if cheesy for some) lights all over the place. The fitting rooms are very comfortable too (far far more intimate, personal and arty than ones in the Macy’s or Target).

I’m really surprised by these reviews. The woman who was there when I walked in was overly helpful and friendly. The shop also takes nicer things that aren’t just the high end denim and Tory Burch types. It’s a nice mix of brands and very reasonably priced. You can also walk in to consign and don’t need to make an appointment. There is also plenty of street parking in the area. My only wish is that they stayed open later on weeknights and maybe changed the lay out of the store to make things easier to find.

The store is nice, but the girl working there ignored my wife and I. No greeting hello and didnt ask if we needed help although we were looking around for a while. Im not a customer that expects anyone to kiss butt. However, greeting your customers r potential ones is always a good business practice. Lost a sale from us.

Even more overpriced than Finder’s keepers is. Rude cheeky employees.
Been there, done that and I won’t be back.

I LOVE this shop! I try to get in once every few months to see the fabulous items they carry. Last summer, I purchased my entire summer wardrobe and shopped «the whole mall» in one small shop… and at great prices! I am never disappointed and you won’t be either when you stop by!

Great finds on trend. The owner was very nice. This is exactly what I’d expect to find in a thrift store in this cute little neighborhood.

As one customer described to her daughters, «Girls, this is your mecca!»
It’s All Good is the glam younger sister of Finders Keepers. They sell junior size clothes with trendy brand names (J Crew, Forever 21, Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, Target, etc). No big designers but definitely stuff you’ll recognize from the mall, just at much lower prices. Great selection with lots of fun pieces here. The accessories section is seriously the best of any consignment or thrift store I’ve been to.
The clothing is priced really well for their target demographic. I could see mostly teens and twenty-​somethings shopping here, but that doesn’t mean you couldn’t find some great stuff if you are in your thirties either! It all depends on your personal style and body type.
Most tops were in the under $ 10 price range. While a lot of junior stuff runs on the small side, I think the store actually did alright for offering a range from small to extra large within that.
What’s more is that this store is pretty well organized. The aisles are clear and the selection is small enough to not be overwhelming, yet big enough to provide something for everyone. I do wish that the clothing had been better organized by size, and that it was easier to figure out where each size range (S, M, L, XL) began.
I left with a great haul of 3 tee shirts, a lace cardigan, and some sweet strappy heels!

Crazy deals on denim. They have J Brand, Sevens, Paige, 7 For All Mankind, etc. Definitely recommended.