New To You

Low key ready to answer questions and put my finds in a dressing room ladies. Rooms were roomy with plenty of hooks to hang clothing I was trying on. Two amply sized pink velvet chairs for significant other to sit while you shop. There’s Jewelry available to accentuate your newest wardrobe finds. Shoes galore casual to formal from $ 25– $ 239 for Mahno blahnik, coach, other designers in many color and heel heights. I don’t wear heels over 2″ and there were shoes I liked here. Purses offered: Kate spade, coach, Perlina, others.
The best selection was in their dresses: bill blass, lily Pulitzer, other big designers.
Only wish here: more large and extra large (12 – 14) clothing. This store is worth a stop for work or semi-​formal pieces. They had several little, fancy jackets to wear over a strapless dress to a fancy event you’re attending soon.

I stop at consignment stores when I drive by them in the area… which lead me to this store. This store really didn’t have that many clothing choice. I didn’t see anything of interest in the store except a pair of shoes that wasn’t my size. Grazing through the store the clothes that was there seem overpriced.

You will need to do a little work to shop here, but it’ll be worth it! First, the associates will greet you, but they won’t hover. So, when you need help you’ll need to outright ask. Personally, I like this.
It is pricey, but you’ll pay any price once you find a jewel that’s worth it. Remember, that these items are now one-​of-​a-​kind items that you can’t go online to buy. I found a pair of leather, laser cut Kenneth Cole knee-​high boots that I get compliments on all the time. I also found an Hermes tie for my hubby for a mere $ 75 and a Michael Kors top that I’d regretted not buying. That was a lucky break! I’ve gotten several pieces over the years, mostly tops.
They keep the high-​end purses behind the counter, so you have to ask to see them. they do have LV, Prada, etc. from time to time. It can be hit or miss, but you can always call first to ask what might be in stock.
There is a tiny parking lot around the side of the building, next to the hardware store. I’ve never had trouble finding parking. The store is smallish, and there’s no waiting area for your guy, but these are not deal breakers for me.
I suggest giving this place a try, odds are you’ll find a jewel of a piece worth buying.

I stopped in here recently for the first time and took a look around. The clothes seemed nice but very overpriced. When I happened to check the winter scarves, I noticed there was one from a company I am familiar with because I have several of those exact same alpaca scarves (same brand, same everything). The price here for that consignment scarf was $ 15 MORE than the maker is currently charging for a brand new scarf exactly the same! When I saw that, they lost me (as if they hadn’t already) and I left immediately. WAY OVERPRICED.

If you need something for a special occasion, or if you’re interested in designer labels at lower prices, you should swing by New to You and let the staff assist you. The owner has a great sense of style, and so do several of her employees. (Yes, that sequined skirt can work for you!) As at any smaller consignment place, the selection in your size on a given day will be hit-​or-​miss. I’ve definitely found some hits here. Because I’m not focused on labels, I find the prices for some items to be higher than I’d like to pay. As a consignor, though, the higher price point is great. I’ve consigned a couple of items at New to You and been very pleased with how quickly they sold and how much money I recouped.

Had high hopes, but unfortunately the clothes were older and not that great. The variety was pretty limited as well.

Tried to consign a few items and the (I am guessing) owner/​manager was snooty before she could even see what I had with me. I wouldn’t bother. Also hard to get to and park.
Added ⁸⁄₂₁: Let me add more details. Describing the staff as snooty is being very nice. I felt extremely unwelcome, put down, and treated like I wasn’t good enough to even walk through the door let alone have something that was good enough to sell in the store. The items there are not that good looking or high end. Many things seem like they came out of some grandmother’s estate sale. Read the other posts… It seems the owner keeps responding to every post someone makes to justify something that was wrong with that particular visit — which should be a sign to all customers to STAY AWAY!!! There cannot be an excuse every single time.

Unprofessional! Look elsewhere to consign or shop, unless you enjoy being treated poorly.
In short, I bought a D&G bag on RueLaLa in the fall, carried it twice, decided it wasn’t my style and brought it there to consign last week. Today, I got a call from the manager accusing me of trying to pass them a fake bag after the customer who bought it complained. Are you kidding me? Now I have to make a trip to the store next week with the receipt to prove that the bag isn’t fake. Needless to say the bag is the real thing and the fact that they can’t tell the difference is ridiculous.
They obviously don’t know their stuff and don’t know how to treat customers. Go to one of the many other terrific consignment stores in this area and save yourself hassle and unpleasantness!

I went back and this time brought my wallet, I mean, boyfriend with me. Big mistake. No man chair, bad music… not the reason for the downgrade but it made me realize that I don’t have the patience for this place.
The clothing here is definitely more, um, mature and sad to say but a bit out of date. Even though it may be designer, it’s still out of style. Here is a perfect example: PRADA. Each year, Prada changes their label just slightly to show (prove) the season it’s in. I saw a lot of out of date Prada labels as well as Diane von Furstenberg dresses that were from 1999. How do I know this? I used to date this guy in NYC and used to give a shit about fashion labels because I had the money to do so and was in a culture that demanded it. Here is a quick tip: DvF labels from 1999 have the white on black label (seen that label here). In 2007(?)ish DvF labels have the angular corners and one dress I saw did not have that so I am not sure if it was a knock off or an earlier dress. Regardless, it’s not 2007, it’s 2011. The price was $ 100 which I felt was over priced given the year. My point is that the fashion here is a bit unorganized and inconsistent. I’m not saying that I wouldn’t rock a DvF or Prada dress for that matter if it was a decade old but mark the price accordingly.
I do still like this store but not as much as I used to. I still find the staff incredibly nice and helpful I just am underwhelmed by their clothing selection.

This is an upscale consignment shop with women’s clothing and accessories.
Items can be pricey ($ 25-​$ 40+) because there are boutique and high end designer labels.
I bought a leather Coach purse for $ 25… which I was excited about for about a day, until upon further research with Professor Google, I became pretty sure that it was a FAKE coach bag and not a real one. It’s still a nice bag (it looked legit and was made well, and I liked it enough to not try to return it), but even so, a little disappointing.
Some really fab bold items, but unfortunately not much selection above size 12 in the clothing.
Very, very well-​edited small selection. I’d come here for a special, fun, or bold piece, not necessarily to build my wardrobe with basics.

Their clothes offerings are pretty good and I’ve definitely bought some good duds here before. BUT if you’re looking to sell anything, beware. When I made my appointment they asked how many items I had and I said 4 or 5. Didn’t seem to be a problem then, but when I showed up, they rejected the two pieces they would have taken because it was enough to start an account for me. She said usually people show up with bags of clothes. So basically I went all the way there to be turned away for not having a boat load of jewelry or clothes. Please at least say so on the phone or on the website something like: «we only accept items from serious recyclers»

Nowadays, it’s just so hard to find one-​of-​a-​kind stuff, what with mass producing department stores, shops and whatnot. It’s nice to find consignment shops that are discerning in what they accept yet can still sell the items for a decent price. This is why New To You is awesome.
I popped into NTY last week while running errands in the area, so I was really in to just browse around. I found tons of cute shoes– everything from ballet flats to really adorable heels. Only problem was that everything seemed to be in sasquatch sizes (size 9 and 10). I found a lovely pair of red sandals but alas, were an 8.5. I wear a 6.5/ 7 so wasn’t able to snag a pair that day.
I looked around the clothing area and found a short-​sleeved, white Theory shirt (would have been great for the office) for about $ 55– not a bad price! They have jeans and skirts as well, but didn’t rifle through those since I got distracted by the purses.
I found a lovely electric blue envelope style clutch/​messenger bag (it had removable handles– genius!) but opted not to get it. What was a nice touch was that they had found an article about electric blues for the summer which was made into a hangtag on the item. Glad to see that they really take fashion seriously!
The customer service was, hands down, the best. I know with small stores, it can be kind of tough to just leave shoppers alone and help when it’s needed but the gals at NTY were helpful and most definitely were not pushy with anything.
I will definitely be back to check out their stock, since it seems their stock rotates daily. Hopefully I’ll be able to find some cute shoes in my size!

They didn’t have a huge amount of things that I fell in love with… but I did end up leaving with a super cute skirt by Marc Jacobs for under $ 50. That alone is enough reason for me to want to return.

I was looking for more of a rummage shop when I stumbled across ‘New To You’.
Lots of cute shoes and dresses; high end. I was with a boy, so, couldn’t really browse for long, but from what I can see, a great place to bring your girlfriends when you want to put together a one of a kind outfit for a weekend out with the ladies!
The staff were friendly and attentive.
I’ll be back to browse, feel like I could really come alive in this cute shop.

Just picked up the cutest Tahari top for the weekend, for under $ 15! This is a great consignment shop in Falls Church that carries a lot of great, high quality brands. There is a LV Speedy there now for around $ 300 (not my style, but it was in GREAT shape). High quality selection, very attentive service and the jewelry and shoes are very cute. My only complain is that they arrange the tops by color and not size (sort of annoying when you are looking for something special). Other than that, I will certainly be back to shop and consign!

I LOVEEEE this place!!! They have such a great variety and I was able to find great work clothes that were affordable, in style, and of good quality. Nothing is overwhelming as they seem pretty selective. The staff is always friendly and very helpful. I wish I still had my car or lived closer but do want to make it out here again as soon as possible. I’ve grown up on consignment shops, and this one is my all-​time favorite!!! (even tops the one my mom used to work at!). Very fair prices, very good quality.

I have brought many items to New to You and would have made a lot more money on eBay. I don’t have the time to sell my designer stuff myself so this is a good back up. I am still looking for other stores to consign my items. If you are looking to buy though this is a great place to find designer clothes at great prices.

The store was immaculate. The salespeople were very friendly. The store carried many designer clothes, however, the prices were okay. I could buy designer items for new at designer discount store. Cute store, but prices a bit high.

After hitting about 6 metro area consignment shops in search of a dress for a black tie affair, I was weary and tired, but decided to stop by New to You since it was on my way home. After the crappy/​gaudy/​so 10 years ago/​overpriced selection I found everywhere else, I figured I wasn’t going to find anthing, but hey, it’s on the way home. I was completely wrong! I called ahead to make sure that they at least carry formal dresses, and the woman on the phone was so kind… she asked my size and literally described everything that they had that fit my needs and would fit me… prices and all!
When I walked in, the staff was so courteous. They were all picking out dresses that they thought would suit my needs, and were anything BUT pushy. They let me browse without hovering. I tried on a dress and walked out of the dressing room to get a second opinion; one of the employees asked my shoe size to fetch me a pair of heels while another fetched me a brooch that matched perfectly. Yet another employee took my picture so I could e-​mail it to my mom and get her opinion! I ended up leaving with an absolutely gorgeous and classic vintage dress for $ 50, and a pair of vintage Yves Saint Laurent black satin heels (that were in PERFECT shape by the way) for $ 40. I’m going back tomorrow for the brooch.
I can’t say enough about this place… I was losing faith in consignment boutiques in this area until I came here :) :)
Pics of my purchase are in the photos section… black velvet dress with copper colored full skirt w/​black polka dots. This is the pic one of the employees took of me so I could e-​mail it to my mom and get her opinion… notice another employee holding the brooch up to my neck while ducking behind me so as not to ruin the shot… heh, I am so in love with this place!

Went to browse around here, but I didn’t find any must-​haves. The display of purses behind the counter definitely classed up the space, but the clothing itself was not suited for me. There were some cute hats but none I’d be bold enough to wear and the jewelry was unique. The only thing I fancied was on the mannequin and was in my opinion, overpriced.