Vogue Revisited

Always worth the trip. Store is clean, organized and always full of great bargains. Staff is very friendly and helpful

I shop here a lot and I even have friends who drive in from out of town to shop here. I think this store has nice things for most women but I tend to see a somewhat older crowd here — not so many 20-​somethings. I always find something really cute and I have to resist the temptation to stop in and spend too much! I can’t say I blame them for being nervous about shoplifting — they have some high-​end stuff and it can get busy there.

I have recently discovered this shop and it’s hard for me not to go in everyday and blow all my money. Haha. The staff is very nice and helpful, I always find tons of cute clothes. Awesome jewelry selection as well as shoes and handbags. I’ve never gone in and walked out empty handed!

I am new to consignment and the woman at Vogue Revisited was so helpful! It is strange to have someone go through your stuff, but she was really professional and kind. She explained why she couldn’t accept some things, was clear about the process. While she went through the items I brought to consign, I was able to look around and the shop was full of really nice stuff! I’ve been to consignment shops with strange smells and sad looking stuff, but this place was well-​stocked with a wide range of clean, nice items. My favorite finds of today were some North Face pants, Under Armor sports bras, some cute tops, and a Dooney Burke wallet.
I will definitely be back to consign & buy!

First off, the picture used here is not at all what this store looks like. It’s crowded, haphazard, and disorganized. As I walked in I saw a sign on the door that said «Please leave your cell phone conversations outside» and I thought great, who likes to hear someone else’s conversation. I walked in looking for a specific clutch that was posted on their Facebook page and didn’t see it. I was waiting to ask the woman working in the store where it might be but she continued to carry on her phone conversation gossiping about the amount of alimony support her friend was now getting. I just stood there, waiting for her to be done, laughing at the irony of the sign on the door. Another employee then walked out and checked the lock on the case that I was looking into filled with sunglasses and handbags and walked away. I was honestly appalled. One person couldn’t stop their phone conversation and the other clearly thought I was just there to steal and also wouldn’t help me. I came in fully ready to purchase the clutch and possibly some other items but I refuse to give people that rude any business.

I am a bit of a consignment and thrift junkie. I love the thrill of the hunt and having recently moved to Baltimore I am excited to find the good shops. I was referred to Vogue Revisited as an excellent place for designer and vintage. I understand this is consignment so the deals won’t be as good but I was disappointed by the pricing. It was on the high side, especially as some of the pieces aren’t in the best of shape. I think what truly drove this home was a beat to death bad (no good lining) Chanel knockoff purse, I will give them credit it was clearly marked as COPY, but it was also $ 38. For about $ 55 you can take Megabus to New York go to Chinatown get a knock off there that is new and better quality and some dumplings from Vanessa’s not that I have done this mind you.
They did have tons of clothes but no real deals. Maybe I just hit them on a bad day so I will try again but I am sure there is better out there.

Before yesterday, I would have given 3 or 4 stars. They have a big selection and much (but not all) of the stock is in pretty good shape. Shoes are probably the weak spot here. The prices are kind of high, but the markdowns can help considerably. I’ve gotten some good deals, mostly on work clothes.
I wanted to consign and was told that you have to have 10 items to start an account. OK, I can handle that, although I’ve never heard of that requirement before. I brought in maybe 12 items of clothing and they told me they’d take 4 of them, plus a pair of shoes, so I should come back in when I have more stuff. I was surprised that they passed on some basically brand-​new items and wasn’t sure what to do next.
I ended up going through my closet and finding some great stuff I wasn’t wearing anymore (ex: Marc Jacobs skirt, Emma Hope shoes, J Crew jeans). I went in yesterday with the things they told me to bring back, plus 7 – 8 different items. They told me the shoes were «too heavy» to take, even though two weeks ago I was told they’d take them. They decided to «pass» on some of the other things, so I still didn’t meet the 10 item requirement. Considering how much grandma-​level clothing is on the racks (I don’t mean that insultingly, I wear some hand-​me-​downs from my grandma), I couldn’t believe that so much my stuff was a «pass». The older woman behind the counter was pretty rude to me as I left.
I understand that as a consignment store, it’s their prerogative to have rules about consigning, and ultimately their decision as to what items to accept. I did not have a good experience with them, though. At this point, I’ll give away my stuff on freecycle and go to Wise Penny and Value Village for new work clothes.

This place is ok if you’re looking for basic, gently used clothing and/​or accessories. It seems to have a few designer items and may have good pricing if you’re looking for deals on high-​end clothes. The selection is very large, and has very nice, clean clothes and an interesting jewelry selection, but some stuff is a bit overpriced. If you sift around long enough at Goodwill you can find comparable items for ½ the cost.
One thing I found odd was their purchasing practices: I brought in a pair of awesome size 10 vintage designer boots to sell, which in my (of course biased, but vintage-​knowledgeable) opinion were in really good condition, and they turned their nose up at them and said they had too many «scuff marks.» Honestly, I don’t think this place knows a lot about vintage clothing. If you are looking for fun vintage, the jewelry is cool, but I would go elsewhere for clothes. If I’m going to spend $ 20.00 on a typical shirt, I might as well buy it new.

This store has become my primary shopping destination. I check here before the malls and always find something, whether its s dress, suit, pair of shoes or a bag. I never feel watched or ganged up on either. The ladies have a great eye for what will sell and the merchandise changes so quickly. I love the doggy in the window too!

Amazing selection of items. Come here with lots of time on your hands though so you have time to sift through it all. One recommendation I will make is that they seem to take a lot of items for consignment and some items (particularly the shoes) are just not in the best of shape and look a little worn. Overall though, very great place and you can find some gems if you are willing to really search for them! As for CR’s review about attitudes at this shop, due to the layout of this store and the abundance of merchandise I can definitely see why they would be vigilant about shoplifters. They have some pretty pricey designer goods and it gets busy here. I would be the same way if it were my store especially since it is other people’s stuff!

Need a fancy dress for your free tickets to the BSO? How about a great suit for that interview you never expected to get? Desire to show off to all those old Label Mavens at your reunion?
Want to do any of these things without breaking the bank?
Vogue Revisited stocks quality pieces at reasonable prices. It’s no Goodwill or Salvation Army. You will not find many super cheap deals, but what you will find are great clothes that will suit the working women.
I’ve bought a few suits, some fantastic work shirts and even a beaded floor length gown for a formal event.
Owner is very dog friendly as well.

Vogue Revisited is one of my favorite places to buy clothes. I’ve found some intensely cute dresses here. The styles are great and the prices are very good for a consignment store. I come here every couple of months to see what new stuff they have, and there is usually something I love!

Great place to find like-​new brand name clothing. And there is a sliding scale on prices, so the longer they’ve been there, the cheaper they become. I got designer jeans for $ 11 that wear like new. Highly recommended if you have the patience to do some digging and find steals!

I do a lot of selling of clothes here and get some nice surprise checks in the mail because of it. Its pretty small and stuffed, but good deals can be found if you look. I think the staff is friendly and helpful, but then again I am not a shop lifter. The owner has a pit bull that she keeps in the shop at time, who I love. Pit bull friendly people make me spend more money. ITs worth a drive over and hey its a local business so show some love people

ditto kim’s review. stinky sales help. good buys possible

You can find some decent labels here and some good deals. I find the overpacked stock, with a lot of out of date and out of style clothes a turn off and also the atmosphere, with low lighting and sales people that aren’t too helpful. You can find some treasures though, found a great pair of shoes and other good finds here. Some of the current trendy labels are way overpriced for my taste.

Large store with good staples at a reasonable price. Well organized and constant flux of new clothes ranging from supercheap to designers. Weekends are generally crowded. The owners sometimes give attitude and seem stressed. They had a problem with shoplifters and have been known to yell at customers. Good place to pick up fun outfits.