Fleur De Lis Boutique

I think this place is the best. Shopping consignment in general is a great way to go – good for the environment & your wallet. I have both consigned & purchased many things here and have had a great experience at both. I love love the jewelry selection, lots of it and all different kinds and price points. A great place to pick up a little gift for yourself or someone else. I have gotten a few purses I like as well and a pair of shoes. They often have very fun, stylish, well priced dresses and the sale rack is always worth looking at – for $ 5 or $ 10 how can you go wrong?
I love the owner and her cute dogs who is incredibly helpful when it comes to styling and keeps great track of what you have already gotten and suggests things that could go. As far as consignment that’s been great as well. Truth be told I haven’t gotten any money from it, but that’s only because I have found so many things I like I use it for credit at the store instead. As we approach spring & do our much needed spring cleaning give this store a look!

Came across this consignment shop on my way to Rittenhouse! I saw a rack full of $ 10 items so I decided to head in the store too. It is a bit small but I thought the décor and organization was on point. They had $ 3 and $ 5 racks which I thought was pretty awesome. The clothes was trendy and inexpensive. The jewelry selection was pretty huge with watches, earrings, bracelets, and necklaces. I was browsing and taking my sweet time. The store owner was friendly but gave me enough space to explore on my own… I like that better! I ended up buying a cute black dress from the sales rack and a pair of earrings. I wish I would’ve tried the dress on since it is way too small (and short) when I brought it home. It looked much bigger and longer on the hanger! Lol
I would check this place out again… it is too cute. hopefully I can exchange the dress I bought!

I loved this little store! As an out of town visitor, my cousin and I stumbled into, and spent an hour there. A lot of nook and cranny’s and worth investigation. The owner left us to shop (I like that), my cousin engaged her and she was quite talkative and helpful. Her dogs, love the UPS man who brings them treats it was quite entertaining. I purchased a couple great pieces of jewelry, sizes that day were a lot of 2 – 4 (am sure that must vary). She had some great boots, belts, purses and lots of jewelry. Prices are reasonable and quality is good and owner is very discriminating it seems, everything is very gently, if at all, worn!

For consignment near Rittenhouse, this boutique is incredibly affordable with loads of hidden gems. The window displays are always changing as is the merchandise. If you like the style of the store’s merchandise, it’s worth going back from time to time to browse new items. There are $ 3 and $ 5 sale racks (!!) from which I purchased a swanky wool pencil skirt and a black turtle neck for $ 7. I splurged on a great scarf for $ 18. And about the owner – first, I love her dogs. And second, I don’t think she’s rude at all. I hate small stores where you can barely browse without the owner trying to push 15 items on you. She leaves you alone to shop in peace, is very helpful when asked, and doesn’t snark if you leave without buying anything. Perfect.

I take pride in the fact that over the years I have become a veteran shopper inside cramped designer thrift stores.
To a rookie, Fleur may onset a minor anxiety attack, but for me, it’s a challenge I generally succeed in. You’ve got to dig through for the good stuff, but they have a lot of designer clothing for cheap prices mixed in with more expensive items, although still incredibly marked down. Anthropologie, Theory, & JCrew are three common brands among the selection. A lot of their stuff is in mint condition and I 9 out of 10 times leave with a bag full of apparel and a smug feeling that I got away with a steal.
I definitely recommend this shop, although I shouldn’t give away best kept secrets.

So, I’ve met the owner here, and she is super friendly and went out of her way to show me to the dressing room, put things away for me, etc. I think if anyone had a bad experience, they must have dealt with someone that just works there. Now that that’s out of the way, I really do like this little store. They’re always having some sort of sale and/​or a large clearance rank. The accessories are cute and the clothes are a mix of things that I would never wear, and things that I really like. Basically, you have to put a little time in and really take a look at everything; but, isn’t that what most secondhand places require?

Small but well-​curated second-​hand/​vintage shop. I rarely walk by without something in the window catching my eye, like a cute handbag or pair of boots. The prices are pretty reasonable, and they’re always having a sale of some kind.
The clothes here are decidedly more stylish than the other second-​hand shops I’ve been to in Rittenhouse, which seem to lean toward… old lady. (No offense, old ladies.)
Because it’s such a small place, I rarely find clothing in my size (story of my life), but I have much better luck with accessories.

Upon reading another review, I wanted to speak up and say that I totally agree with the statement regarding the owner.
While the selection is nice, albeit overpriced, I did pick up a pretty epic pair of earrings, which in all fairness, I do get complimented on regularly. However the few times that I have been in the shop, the owner seemed more concerned about her dog or pouting in the mirror.
Don’t get me wrong, having someone be overly interactive with you while shopping can be annoying, but for the proprietor of the shop not even look up at you when making a transaction, not thanking you for coming into her store or actually looking at you like you’re wasting her time leaves a bitter taste in my mouth.

I think the merchandise is good for a shopper, but for someone who wants to sell some things, I find it to be very disorganized. I had to call the shop owner twice just to request an itemized list of what I had dropped off weeks before and at what price each item was being sold. What I received in the mail was unprofessional and not detail-​oriented. I still do not know if any of my things have sold and I don’t feel like I should have to track that down. Not having a website is understandable, but at least provide an email address so information can be recorded and saved.
If you want a pair of Chanel sunglasses, go buy some since I dropped them off in August and have yet to hear if they were sold!

It’s a small store, but it’s packed with a variety of women’s clothing. Belts, clothes, boots, houseware items, jewelry, etc.
There is a range of prices, from cheap to a bit pricey. I found a lovely, silver jewelry box for a really good price. The bias here is towards classier/​work clothing and housewares.

Can find some unique things on occasion. Some things too expensive & some quite the deal with everything in-​between.