The Little Fox Shop

Great place. Good, reasonable prices & very well organized. The only negative are the hours which is understandable. Just be sure to check before you go.

This is by far one of the best places to shop for used baby clothing and equipment. I’ve gotten so many incredible deals including half a dozen «end of season» pieces at 50 cents apiece that my son will be able to easily wear for the next two months. One star removed for the limited hours that aren’t especially working mom friendly, but I’m being really nitpicky.

Really great source for low-​priced clothes, carriers, and misc. gear. I got most of my maternity clothes here.
Only real disadvantage: it’s inside a library, so when my baby is crying I feel bad going in with her.

This has been, hands down, my favorite place to shop for clothes for my son since the time we first walked in over 2 years ago. I love the quality, the prices, the toys in the next room (so if he’s with me, he’s happily occupied). I love that I can buy multicultural books here. I love that they have pregnancy books which I’ve gotten as presents for friends. I love that they sell baby carriers! I love that they have great sales, which make their already low prices unbelievably low.
Most of all, though, I love that the proceeds go to supporting the library. Whenever I go here (about once a week), I joke at the cash register: here’s my donation to the library! Because that’s what it is. It’s a great way to serve the community and the library, all at the same time.
Now, if only there were a café…

This is a great little shop and the best part… it still seems like only a few people know about it. It isn’t crowded and maintains the quaintness of being a little hole in the back of a library. I picked up a couple of adorable winter hats for my baby girl for $ 2.50 a piece and a like new ‘Bruder’ garbage truck for my son (retails for $ 40) for $ 5. The clothes seemed to be low to middle market brands: Old Navy, Gap… a lot of Cherokee, etc but all in very good used condition. At $ 2 – 3 a piece I’m not sure what else you’d expect. They have a fantastic book section where small hardcovers go for 25 cents! And all proceeds go to benefit the library.

I always find at least one toy, book, or clothing item here for my toddler. I live browsing and also love to pass on the clothes my girl has outgrown. They also have and take feeding and other supplies which is great. A good place for gently used items to buy or donate and prices ate totally reasonable and proceeds to support our super public libraries.

I love this place! They have a great selection of baby clothes, books, and toys (and stuff for bigger kids too), and I love the peace of mind that comes with not having to spend big bucks for an outfit that will only fit for a short time. I try to stop by every month or so to check out the inventory.
As an Arlington resident, I also like that the proceeds benefit the Fox Library.

Best children’s store I’ve been to, hands down. Clean, well-​organized, well-​managed, and super affordable. You can’t beat mint condition onesies for $ 0.50! They also have a small but decent selection of maternity clothes — I’ve been living in the two pairs of pants I got a few months ago and just got a great 3-​piece Motherhood nursing pajama set for $ 2.50. I went on a little baby spending spree yesterday and filled up a basket with clothes, sheets, towels, etc. I cringed when the woman at the register totaled my purchases, but they only ended up at $ 19! I’m going to donate all of our stuff here when it comes time. Amazing store — go check it out!

I like going to this store with my 6 month old son. There are toys for him to play with, and other kids for him to interact with. The clothes are pretty used, but there’s more than that there– onesies, hats, crib sheets, books, maternity clothes. Everything is donated– so it’s been worn by more than one kid before it ends up here. I have mostly bought books and toys, but i found two very used gap onesies for $ 2.50 each. But it’s close to my house and a good excuse to get out of the house, so we try to go once a week.

Awesome! All volunteers. All proceeds go to charitable causes, namely the Fox Library which houses it. Great people, great goods, proud to have it in my community. And while this sounds, and is a bit of cheerleading, the stuff they have in there is top notch, and like any store of this kind the inventory rotates so some days huge finds others not as many but the quality and price is always right.

What a terrific little shop inside the library!
Things are so cheap, it’s unbelievable.
I come as much as I can and I have bought a ton of great outfits for my 3 year old niece for peanuts! No piece of clothing is more than $ 5!
Such a wonderful service to the community!
The staff is very kind. Everyone is a volunteer.
This is a great place and I highly recommend it if you would like some gently used cheap children clothing, toys, maternity clothes, and accessories.

Now The Little Fox carries teen clothing — not that I can squeeze into it — but for those of you who never grew past a size 2, this is terrific.

My favorite place for kids clothes, I’m only sad that I just discovered it (especially because we are moving) I will probably come here when I visit. Everything is set up so nicely and isn’t overwhelming like thrift stores can be.
My only complaint is the limited hours. For instance I would like to go today but can’t because they are only open Wed. and Thurs in the summer

I go to this place at least twice a month. There’s always something new here … and always at incredibly low prices. They often run special sales which also makes it fun to visit often. Especially given that the shop is run by volunteers, the store has an inviting, organized set up. The toys are in great condition.
I only wish they were open on the weekends, but they’re more or less open when the library is.

The Little Fox shop has wonderful selection and supports a wonderful cause. They have a wide selection of items in stock from books, shoes, baby gear, apparel and even maternity items. The store is always well organized and clean. Last week I purchased a (nearly brand new) series of books from Rosemary Wells and others I was about to order on Amazon. Everything came to $ 2.50!
The Little Fox is definitely worth checking out.

i love this place. I get lots of great kids’ clothes (Gap, LL bean, etc.) for usually $ 2 – 3 apiece. They also have lots of gear, things like strollers, baby swings, boppies, etc., that come through and sell for a fraction of their real price. Things move fast so it pays to stop in often. And the money supports the local library that we love.

This resale shop is awesome! While I browse, my daughter can hang out and play with all the toys. Every time I’ve been, I was able to find something at a great price (an awesome Fisher-​Price high chair for $ 7, a small wooden table with four chairs for $ 20, clothes for a few bucks and a great Dora doll, practically unused, for a couple of dollars for my friend’s daughter). The staff is helpful (most people there are volunteers, which is also amazing, plus the fact that all the proceeds go to the library), and it’s just a nice little store at a good location (on the first floor of the Fox Library in East Arlington) with a great décor, a nice atmosphere and a very informative website:

Arlington families are clearly generous with their donations — for instance, when I went in last week there was an almost new Kelty backpack for sale. I bought my son a cool glow in the dark solar system puzzle that had never been opened for $ 2.
However, what I loved most was the relaxed attitude. Parents and kids enjoying the shop, playing with toys and most importantly, buying stuff. All proceeds support the Fox Library, arguably one of the best places in Arlington for parents and kids to hang out.