Thrift Stores near Zion, IL
12 locations found near Zion
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3367 Sheridan Rd, Zion
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“I love this place! We just picked up some cute decor for our guest bedroom plus some adorable cards. They always have the current, gorgeous designer purses too. They’re my absolute favorite consignment around!”
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“Such an amazingly fun place to visit and shop...the folks here go above and beyond...even as far as retrieving a large item that had been returned to their warehouse...wow!”
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“Let's start with the volunteers who work there are industrious and helpful and sometimes I am surprised to find some fresh produce and food like breads, with other good things.”
9AM - 7PM
168 Peterson Rd, Libertyville
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“SUPER AFFORDABLE especially as a low income household.First time coming here and I was so excited about the prices! When you go to a community thrift you can tell when they actually care about their community w/ their prices and staff :-) very nice employeesThere is a ton of variety! :) Definitely coming back here again!”
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“I want to brag about the young man that checked us out. His name is Jordan and he is very friendly and courteous. I believe he had a brace on his leg and was still on his feet and just as professional as he could be. It’s been a while since I have seen an employee who really seemed to enjoy his job and actually addressed the customers, rather than just ringing up their stuff and looking miserable. In my opinion, this young man should be acknowledged.”
10AM - 6PM
428 S Sheridan Rd, Waukegan
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“Great place!! The Salvation Army in general as an organization truly does help people in the struggle. I don't think people realize the Salvation Army is more than just a set thrift stores. In my time of need SA was there to help me in my battles.”
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“Super late review. Maybe out of date. For what it's worth though, I had an old box of random Star Trek memorabilia from when I was younger. Several years ago brought it to Net Sells It to see what they could do. They also said, well, some will probably sell. Some probably not. Let's see. They did a single round of listing the stuff that was sellable, kept their (and eBay's) fair share for the work, and think I still got a couple hundred bucks out of it? Only about half the stuff sold, so had to go back and pick up the rest eventually. At the time I recall thinking it all seemed like a fair deal. I surely could have gotten more if I did it myself. Point is I didn't wanna though, lol. Lot of futzing around making posts and shipping and stuff. I'd use them again if I had more than a few things I needed help with. Nice to see stuff get to people who might still want it, and maybe keep a few bucks in the process.”
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“This man and this little business is one of my favorite places to go. The thrill of NEVER knowing what’s in there is just like opening a real TREASURE CHEST??????????. Locally Loved and great people.All photos posted by me are fromKenoConsin Photography”
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“It's a thrift store and it can be hit or miss because all I of their products are donated. So you have to visit often for a better odd of finding what you're looking for. They have instituted daily color coded discounts but still have senior discount Wednesdays every week. They always have a large selection of jeans. Didn't find many coats available today.”
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“I've been coming to this Salvation Army as long as I can remember. It is huge they have a wide variety of clothing for everyone from infants to adults. They've rearranged things and I like the new flow of the store. I do wish that they would spruce it up a little. Either the roof is leaking or the floors like super dirty. The downside of them having a lot of clothes to choose from is that they don't have a fitting room. Clothes don't always look the same on your body when you see it on a hanger. Hopefully they decided to create a space for this. I love the prices here you feel like you're getting a bargain and it makes looking for things fun. It's color coded and length and style coded which makes life easier if you have an idea of what you'd like. They have a wide variety of furniture, bedding, electronics, and miscellaneous. There is a lot to see. My pet peeve is when I find something I like but it doesn't have price tag on it and then when you ask for a price they take it and say something along the lines of it shouldn't have been out or they aren't sure and there's no one to ask so they don't sell it to you. It's frustrating. I do like there shoe room plenty of good shoes for a great price. Also pay attention to the deal of the week or day. Already cheap prices, cheaper? Can't go wrong there.”
10AM - 6PM
431 S Genesee St, Waukegan
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“This is my favorite thrift store. It's packed with stuff so you're bound to find something. Clothing selection for women is pretty nice. Shoes are okay. Knick knacks galore. A good CD pops up every once in a while. One time somebody donated their preserved butterfly collection; that was pretty cool. However, the prices are not that great. If you memorize the color schedule, you might be able to snag something good for half off, which is what I usually wait to do. AC works fine. Customer service is also fine as long as you don't get up in their face.”