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Georgetown | Household Items/Furniture
The name is Italian for "by hand," and it lives up to its name, stocking colorful hand-painted ceramics, hand-dyed tablecloths, blown-glass...Read More
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Dupont Circle | Clothing
Catering to women of all ages and sizes in search of contemporary and trendy styles, the selection includes one-of-a-kind accessories, clothes...Read More
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Jewelry/Accessories
As its name suggests, this shop has a wonderful selection of jewelry that is as dazzling as a garden in full bloom. Whether you're looking for...Read More
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Capitol Hill | Outdoor/Flea/Green Markets
For nearly 145 years, this has been the hub of the Capitol Hill community. Vibrantly colored produce and flowers; freshly caught fish; fragrant...Read More
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Downtown | Crafts
What began in 1929 as a repair shop and a pen bar—a place to fill your fountain pen before setting out for work—is now a wonderland for anyone...Read More
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Capitol Hill | Toys
This specialty store, which opened in 1984, features a delightful selection of books for children, from infants through teens, in English, Spanish...Read More
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Logan Circle | Art Galleries
This spacious showcase for contemporary art shows mid-career and established artists such as William Christenberry, John Dreyfuss, Linling Lu...Read More
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Georgetown | Shoes/Luggage/Leather Goods
This cutting-edge selection would shine in Paris, Tokyo, or New York. Luckily for Washingtonians, it brings ballet flats, heels, and boots from...Read More
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White House area | Crafts
Jewelry, pottery, sand paintings, weavings, and baskets from more than 50 Native American tribes, including Navajo, Pueblo, Zuni, Cherokee,...Read More
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Dupont Circle | Books/Stationery
One of Washington's best-loved independent bookstores has a choice selection of fiction and nonfiction. Open all night on Friday and Saturday...Read More
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U Street | Clothing
Named after the owner's grandmother, this hip boutique attracts many of D.C.'s fashionistas with its wonderful collection of cutting-edge designers...Read More
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U Street | Household Items/Furniture
The well-chosen collectibles—handpicked by Miss Pixie herself—include gorgeous textiles, antique home furnishings, lamps, mirrors, glass- and...Read More
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The Mall | Crafts
In a town full of museum shops, this store at the National Archives Museum stands out, with exclusive memorabilia, reproductions, apparel, books...Read More
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Georgetown | Antiques/Collectibles
This gem of a consignment/thrift store has been a Georgetown landmark since 1954. You'll find gorgeous fine jewelry, antiques, crystal, silver...Read More
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Upper Northwest | Books/Stationery
After being bought by two former Washington Post reporters in 2011, this legendary independent continues the tradition of jam-packed author...Read More
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Dupont Circle | Clothing
As it's name suggests, this gem of a boutique carries a delightful collection of hats for women, men, and children for any occasion or season...Read More
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Dupont Circle | Clothing
One of the city's finest consignment stores carries a well-chosen selection of women's designer and casual clothing, accessories, and shoes...Read More
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Georgetown | Crafts
All under one roof (with 30 solar panels) in a delightful shop owned and operated by the Hays family since 1955, you can find contemporary clothing...Read More
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Downtown | Jewelry/Accessories
Despite its name, this venerable D.C. favorite contains six floors of precious and semiprecious wares, including unique gifts, home accessories...Read More
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Georgetown | Art Galleries
Contemporary work by national and local artists, including painters Manon Cleary and Wolf Kahn and photographer Frank Hallam Day, is exhibited...Read More