EPONYMY

Well thought out selection and mostly affordable prices. Helpful and friendly owner and the Cutest Frenchie (besides my own) Bianca to keep you company while you shop at this darling boutique. Picked up some classic and feminine pieces today.

I’ve changed my review to reflect the inventory, which is really great, and the fact that the owner reached out about my experience.
After my review, I was contacted by the owner with her profuse apologies. Totally get that people have bad days and I really appreciate that she reached out personally. There ARE a ton of cute things in the store and it seems my experience was an anomaly. The next time I am back in the area, I will check it out again.

Ehh, not what I was looking for in a «vintage» store. Only 3 dresses were vintage and the others were really overpriced reproductions or modern pieces. The clothes were pretty– just not vintage (and FYI, nothing was under $ 200).

Cute boutique. Nice selection. But, moderate price range? I think not. Except for one clearance rack in the back that had items for $ 40, most of the items were $ 100−300+. I’m not giving this place a bad review. Don’t get me wrong. But I came here based on those 2 $$ at the top. More like $$$. Chuckle if you will. One extra $ means a lot if you’re just shopping for minor additions to your closet.

Love love love this store. They have a great selection of fun and unique pieces. The sales staff are super helpful and friendly. And they have really serious sales so that item that you may love but can’t afford often becomes that item that you wear everywhere. Love it!

Great selection of goods. Curated very well. Bought a gorgeous linen dress by Bridge & Burn here a few weeks ago. Bianca, the french bulldog, kept my friend company while I was busy trying dresses on. Will be stopping by this store on the regz.

What a fabulous neighborhood gem! I was originally drawn to the store by a great Groupon offer, and am so glad I decided to check out Eponymy. This quaint little shop has amazing one of a kind vintage treasures as well as fabulous modern clothing lines all at reasonable prices. The owner, Andrea, is very sweet and helpful without being overbearing as many shopkeepers are, and her sidekick, Bianca, is the most precious little French Bulldog I’ve ever met. I will definitely be back to peruse more $ 40 treasure chest finds, as well as to persuade my boyfriend to pick me up some fabulous vintage jewelry.

Love this place! I buy something almost every time I go in. Great vintage clothes, contemporary clothes, shoes, etc… very well selected, so not over crowded. Great accessories. The staff is great, the owner is really knowledgeable and funny! I am doing all my holiday shopping here this year.

This shop is amazingly curated and owner Andrea might just be the nicest store owner I have met — ever. It’s part curio museum and part fashionista haven. A perfect combination in my opinion. I am a vintage junkie and she has got incredible taste. As a bonus they carry local Brooklyn jewelry line — Agapantha.

This is quickly becoming my favorite shop in Brooklyn. Not because I can necessarily afford most of the clothing (although I always end up buying something from the consistently well-​stocked DEEP discount rack), and not necessarily because it’s all my style (although the vintage pieces are BANGIN and would be my style if, again, I could afford them). It’s really because eponymy always makes me feel welcomed and well-​fed. And liquored up. They have events all the time with free food and drinks and some sort of theme and it’s effing adorable. Last night they had a tea party with amazing vegan cupcakes and tea sandwiches and bourbon iced tea and I just wilted from how cute everything was. Plus the owner is just a peach of a woman. I really hope they stay in business, at least to satiate my weekly bloodlust for free food…

Watch out all you boutique owners — Eponymy has just raised the bar in a serious «fashion» (all my puns are intended by the way)!
I was lucky enough to be invited to the friends & family opening through a friend of the owner. You know how they say karma is a boomer-​rang? I went there originally as a vote of support & I was rewarded with this darling boutique. There is really something for everyone here at every price point. I love the mix of hard to find vintage (that doesn’t make you choose between paying rent or getting the Valentino) and modern pieces that are staples. The jewelry is darling its like raiding your grandma’s jewelry box (if your grannie was Audrey Hepburn).
Their merchandising is Bergdorf caliber & you all know how I feel about BG (reference review). Daily candy agrees a la their great review.
Its just off the ²⁄₃ train so no excuses!
P. S. I truly almost didn’t write this review because I secretly wanted to keep this gem to myself but the whole karma thing would get me!
P. S.S. how could I forget to mention the art — Humble arts foundation has affordable art for sale the hardest part is picking just one!