Vogue Revisited

"A friend had mentioned several times that I should stop in, which I did today. I found an evening wear wrap, a scarf, and an Emma Street floor length formal dress with matching lace jacket. E.S is not a high end label, but the dress probably cost $150-$200 new, and I got it for $39. It is in excellent condition. Chris, who appeared to be the owner or at least the manager, was very nice, zipped me up so I could be sure the fit was good, and took great care in hanging and protecting it after my purchase. I will be back"

"Could not have been more impressed. HUGE selection of items. They let me stay past closing. I found adorable and very affordable items. I’m so happy I went to this delightful store! I can’t wait to go back."

"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 customers. Do better."

"Salespeople were “selectively” helpful. There appears to be only one dressing room area; I was asked to share. My no thank you was not appreciated."