Reviews of Twig Thrift Shop. (Thrift Store) in Alexandria (Virginia).

Twig Thrift Shop

35 Reviews

20 Comments

Thrift store

106 N Columbus St, Alexandria, VA 22314, United States

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Information of Twig Thrift Shop, Thrift store in Alexandria (Virginia)

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of Twig Thrift Shop

Sunday

Closed

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

10 am–3 pm

Thursday

10 am–3 pm, 6–8 pm

Friday

10 am–3 pm

Saturday

10 am–4 pm

Reviews of Twig Thrift Shop

Hilda Kroll

It's always fun to look around Twig, and you know that if you find a little treasure, the money is going to a good cause. Lovely clothing bargains, jewelry, shoes, decorative items and more.

Alana Collins

Cute little store. Tailored towards middle aged people but young business professionals can find some things for work there too.

Brenda

Great variety of clothing, houseware and accesories, also the ladies working there are super nice

Cara Nicole Stock

Great selection of clothing and home goods, even jewelry and shoes too! Everyone is very friendly and prices are right.

Michelle Everett

I love the Twig. It's one of my favorite places to go. Very high-end designer clothing, shoes and handbags most of the time. Awesome selection of better ready to wear.

Jenny Lynn

I love this place for the quality and I don't mind paying the higher prices for it. (But it's on par with other NoVA thrifts.) I go out of my way to go there if I'm within 20 miles. Wish the hours were a bit longer and have a frequent shopper discount.

Natalie Negron

Really great place to find knick knacks and chachkis to make your house pop! The clothes are good quality and no surprises in listed prices, for example, all tanks are $4 etc. All proceeds go to inova hospital and all the workers there are volunteers. Win win really!