Vogue Revisited — Local services in Baltimore

A vintage enthusiast new to Baltimore, I was super excited to discover this shop and drove 30 minutes for one specific item, arriving 10 minutes prior to close. When we got to the door, we were met with an incredibly rude older woman who seemed angry that we would dare pickup an item while they were still open. She aggresively said "you have 10 minutes" without so much as a hi, welcome in etc. I responded with "I know, we just need one thing, would you like us to come in?", to which she replied "if you can get out within 10 minutes", again with an angry look on her face. At this point I'm confused and put off, but head to the back to get what we needed. I found 3 vintage coats within 30 seconds of walking in that would have been perfect, but instead chose to leave and take my business elsewhere. As I'm walking out the door, the same woman says "didn't find anything?" with a snarky attitude, at which point I let her know that I didn't appreciate how rude she had been. She shrugs and says "hm, sorry" sarcastically and with a look of disdain on her face. So, I headed to a local competitor consignment shop and was met with a kind, helpful woman who apologized on behalf of this business owner's MOTHER and said it was a known issue. I have since been to another local shop whose owner also knew of this woman and her awful treatment of...

This place is so-so but I wouldn't waste my money or time. I went shopping their with one of my friends and we found some nice things but the bag I wanted to purchase was disgusting and dirty inside. The man ringing me up did not even offer to clean it but just stared back at me. Awkward. Vogue also sold me a vintage-like container that was missing a drawer with no acknowledgement of that either. Vogue supposedly sells lightly worn/used shoes but that is not true. When you go to the shoe section the entire room smells like nasty, stinky feet. If shoes are lightly worn/used then they should not ALL smell like an old dirty band-aid. I went back to try and sell my clothes a few days later but when I got their I snubbed and then stared it. All that was needed to be said was "Vogue is not currently taking in anyone clothes until the fall" but instead I was given an attitude and stared at. Apparently, people like to communicate to you via your mind. Not exactly sure how that works. I recommend The Hunting Ground (Falls Road) or Uptown Cheapskate (Timonium). The employees here are consistently kind and polite! These stores are also a...

What a gem of a place in Baltimore!

Don’t be discouraged by the negative reviews, this is a goldmine for thrifting and the ladies, Chris and Chris, are so lovely and are very helpful and patient if you have any queries. (Oh, and they love dogs too!)

There are endless racks of curated fashion, accessories and shoes and it’s definitely worth visiting if you have had a closet declutter and in need of wardrobe staples.

I’m petite so it was exciting to find clothes where I wouldn’t need to hem up and tailor the trousers and jeans.

I am currently on holiday from the UK and I found the perfect outfits and shoes for work and even a beautiful work bag for my colleague.

I would definitely visit again when I am next in Baltimore.

Thank you so much Ladies for your kindness and support and for making the shopping experience less...