Buying new clothes is expensive. We get it. But when you’re out on the town, going for a job interview, or simply need to feel fashionable, what are you to do? You could always shell out hundreds of dollars for designer clothing or jewelry made-to-look-vintage. Or, you could outsmart the system. Upend the traditional order of the fashion industry and snag a deal while you’re at it by shopping consignment. Don’t look now, but below we have 6 of the best consignment shops in Virginia for you to go peruse. Here are our favorites!
Double Take is a luxury consignment shop for women. It is located in the Hilltop area of Virginia Beach, Virginia. The owners plan on opening up a “new unisex resale concept” in the trendy Ghent area of Norfolk this year, according to their website. They take in new pieces every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
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New to You has been in Falls Church, Virginia, since 1992. According to their website, they sell “high-end and contemporary designer clothing, handbags, shoes, jewelry and accessories.” Stop in any day but Monday.
Next Time Consignment is open to new consignment partners. Partners do not have to pay an upfront fee to cosign and earn 50 percent of the selling price on their items. They accept furniture, rugs, lighting, furniture, and much more.
Mint Condition offers tons of clothes and accessories at their Alexandria, Virginia location and online. They accept current women’s handbags, shoes, clothing, and accessories in mint condition that are under two years old. Check out their FAQ for the most up-to-date information.
Memories Antiques is one of Prince William’s favorite consignment stores. They have three treasure-filled rooms of eclectic antiques, fine jewelry, and more.
Ashby in Carytown, the hip downtown area of Richmond, buys gently-used clothes, shoes and accessories most days of the week. They offer 30 percent cash and 50 percent in store credit for items they take. They have an affinity for brands like Converse, Topshop, and Vans, but are willing to look at vintage stuff, too.
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