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Best of NoVA: Top Shopping Destinations Are …

See what our readers selected as the best places to shop in NoVA, for everything from children’s clothing to vintage furniture.

By Maggie Roth June 16, 2023 at 8:51 am

Wander into one of NoVA’s popular malls, downtown shopping districts, and many, many strip malls, and you’re bound to stumble upon some great local shops. Here are some of Northern Virginia’s best options for shopping. 

Bike Shop 

Winner  

Trek Bicycle 

Just like a car, it’s important to keep your bicycle tuned up with regular checkups and maintenance. The professionals at Trek Bikes can help keep everything running smoothly. In the market for something new? The chain of bike shops carries a comprehensive selection of bikes and accessories to keep mountain bikers, high-speed racers, and urban commuters spinning. Multiple locations 

Runner-Up  

Bikes@Vienna  

128-A Church St. NW, Vienna 

Interior of children's clothing boutique, Ashby Mae
Photo courtesy Ashby Mae Boutique

Children’s Clothing 

Winner  

Ashby Mae Children’s Boutique 

This darling boutique, run by a mother-daughter duo, keeps the littlest residents of Loudoun County looking photoshoot-ready all year long. From summer sundresses to playdate polos, there are plenty of adorable styles — some come adorned with illustrations like strawberries and rubber duckies, while others have more classic patterns. Shopping in-store will give you the best selection. 305 E. Market St., Unit N, Leesburg 

Runner-Up  

Pink & Brown Boutique  

1129 King St., Alexandria  

Consignment Shop: Adult 

Winner  

N’Used  

Tired of staring down a full closet and still feeling like you have nothing to wear? First, bring your good-quality used clothes to this boutique consignment shop, where they’ll consign for a 60-40 percent price split. (First-time consignors will need appointments.) Then shop around N’Used to find new favorites, everything from stylish basics to vintage designer goods. 284 Sunset Park Dr., Herndon  

Runner-Up  

Wardrobe Rescue  

134 Church St. NW, Vienna  

Consignment Shop: Kids  

Winner  

529 Kids Consign  

Considering how quickly kids outgrow their clothes, the cost (and clutter) of continually buying new ones can get old. 529 Kids Consign offers a venue to get rid of some of those outgrown clothes or maternity outfits and to find new-to-you pieces that are cute and affordable. 122-A S. Royal St., Alexandria; 105 Loudoun St. SW, Leesburg  

Runner-Up  

Lemon Lane Consignment  

246 W. Broad St., Falls Church  

Photo courtesy Belfort Furniture

Furniture  

Winner   

Belfort Furniture  

When it comes to shopping for furniture, there can never be too many options. Belfort has over 150,000 square feet of showroom floor. Visitors can peruse the low-price sofas, tables, bedroom sets, and more. Need a bit of guidance? Book an appointment with a consultant or use the online room-planner tool to make sure you get the best piece for your space. 22250 Shaw Rd., Sterling  

Runner-Up  

Vintage Magnolia   

19487 James Monroe Hwy., Leesburg 

Jewelry 

Winner  

Ketterman’s Jewelers  

Whether you’re looking to design a custom engagement ring, restore a family heirloom, or snag the perfect gift, Ketterman’s is the place to look. The Ketterman family has been working in the jewelry business in Northern Virginia for three generations, passing down the knowledge, skills, and community connections that make the store a one-stop shop for custom pieces. 212 Catoctin Cir. SE, Leesburg  

Runner-Up  

Princess Jewelers  

529 Maple Ave. W., Vienna  

Independent Bookstore   

Winner  

One More Page Books 

Books, chocolate, and wine. What more could you ask for? This shop has a huge selection of books — paperback and hardcover, new stories and time-honored classics, even some signed editions from notable authors — plus sweet treats and bottles of wine. Be sure to stop in at one of its events, which frequently feature some of NoVA’s most prominent writers. 2200 N. Westmoreland St., Ste. 101, Arlington 

Runner-Up  

Bards Alley 

110 Church St. NW, Vienna  

Lingerie 

Winner  

Trousseau   

Trousseau has long been a favorite in Northern Virginia, and for good reason. The shop keeps an impressive stock of bras in 160 sizes. You’ll find sports bras, romantic styles in lace and silk, and everything in between — plus comfortable and cute sleepwear. Ask for an expert fitting to make sure you walk out with a bra that fits comfortably and looks great. 306 Maple Ave. W., Vienna  

Runner-Up  

Belle Mode Intimates  

11889 Grand Commons Ave., Fairfax  

Street view of park, stores, and movie theater at the Mosaic District
Mosaic District (Photo courtesy Edens)

Outdoor Shopping District  

Winner  

Mosaic District 

This bustling town center in Merrifield has a little of everything: high-end lifestyle store Bloomie’s, an arthouse film center with foreign films, and plenty of options for formal or casual dining — all with a modern, trendy vibe. There’s a strong sense of community, aided by the abundance of public space and events like the weekly farmers market. 2905 District Ave., Fairfax  

Runner-Up  

Fairfax Corner 

4100 Monument Corner Dr., Fairfax 

Shoe Repair 

Winner  

Simon’s Shoe & Luggage Repair  

When a trusty pair of heels starts to wear down, or your favorite suitcase starts to look a little too travel-worn, don’t throw them out. With the right treatment and care, good shoes, purses, and luggage can last for years. To keep those trusty staples functional and looking good, take them to Simon’s for high-quality repairs. 1309 Old Chain Bridge Rd., McLean 

Runner-Up  

Best Foot Forward  

3686 King St., Alexandria  

Tailor 

Winner  

The Tailor Shop  

For years, Northern Virginians have trusted the experienced staff at The Tailor Shop with everything from special-occasion attire, like wedding and prom dresses, to everyday adjustments, like hemming pants or skirts. The shop offers custom tailoring, dry cleaning, and leather repair to keep your clothes looking good, plus tuxedo rentals for special occasions. 425 Maple Ave. E., Vienna 

Runner-Up  

Davelle Clothiers 

11921 Freedom Dr., Ste. 100, Reston  

Vintage Clothing Boutique  

Winner  

Nostalgia 

In the face of modern fast fashion, Nostalgia embraces the long-lasting quality and classic styles of decades past. The stock is ever-changing as new pieces come and go, so it’s always worth digging around for your next great vintage find. Some treasures it frequently stocks include dresses, ties, retro furniture, and home décor. 142 E. Main St., Purcellville 

Runner-Up  

Muz & Rose  

3 Loudoun St. SW, Leesburg  

Vintage Home Finds/Antiques 

Winner  

Vintage Magnolia 

For those who want their home décor to come with a little bit of history, Vintage Magnolia is the perfect spot to search for eclectic, conversation-starting pieces. The shop is housed in a former motel (so even the building has some history) and is home to around 80 vendors. Shop for antique or reclaimed furniture or peruse the tchotchkes to add a little character to your home. 19487 James Monroe Hwy., Leesburg 

Runner-Up  

Nostalgia 

142 E. Main St., Purcellville  

Blue couches and clothing racks inside Monkee's of Fairfax
Photo courtesy Monkee’s of Fairfax

Women’s Boutique 

Winner  

Monkee’s of Fairfax 

This upscale boutique is a branch of a national franchise, originally from North Carolina, but it has an undeniably personal, friendly atmosphere. Each Monkee’s location is independently owned and operated, and this one is run by a mother and daughter who are passionate about bringing fun, fashionable clothing options to Northern Virginia. 11899 Grand Commons Ave., Fairfax 

Runner-Up  

Vivid Chill  

752 Walker Rd., Ste. C, Great Falls 

Feature image courtesy 529 Kids Consign

This story originally ran in our June issue. For more stories like this, subscribe to Northern Virginia Magazine.

Maggie Roth

Maggie Roth

Associate Editor

Maggie Roth is the associate editor for Northern Virginia Magazine, where she covers news and culture in the NoVA area. Originally from New Jersey, she is a graduate of George Mason University and joined the magazine in 2021 as an editorial intern.

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