I'm updating my previous 1 star review to 4. VDO must have gotten the message that their prices…read morewere out of control because they have started to come down again. Thanks for listening to your customers. The prices are much more reasonable now. Let's not do that again. :)

So I have to say they have a great variety of thrifted items and I have in the past had great…read moreexperiences traveling from Texas to thrift at this location even when I came in late Thursday I had an awesome encounter. However, this last trip (Friday) I was met with unfriendly staff, having to monitor that my items I waited 40mins for that were behind the counter weren't put back on the shelves while I shopped this happened 3times. I am a strong believer in customer service and I didn't receive that on my Friday trip to this location. After mentioning that I was frustrated with how things were going ANOTHER staff member was taking my pulled items now from the register back to the shelf. I definitely think there are improvements to be made when it comes to holds and customer relations.

This is a well- kept store. Very friendly staff, and I always find great deals. Some of the…read morehousewares section is a little over-crowded with so many items on the shelves - but there's a lot to chose from.

Smallish Goodwill but fit for the city. It smelled when I got in, but it did dissipate. Well…read moreorganized on a Sunday noon. Lots if clothes upfront. Housewares are towards the back. Some nifty cable/gadgets. Parking lot is also limited to 12 cars.

These days, I find myself choosing vintage and pre-loved clothing instead of buying something brand…read morenew straight off the rack. There's just a different sense of coolness and character to vintage pieces--you find things that feel more unique and personal. This store has so many choices, and the prices are super affordable. I always manage to find something every time I visit. Definitely one of my favorite places to browse!

I'd say the stock of this place skews much younger than myself and my fiance; I'm not in the market…read morefor super short shorts or skirts, and he said there wasn't much to the men's selection. It was also quite dark in here which made looking at clothing, fabric etc. difficult. If I was back in the area I might check their stock during another season to see if the short-shorts have been replaced with something that might work in my wardrobe, but alas, not today.

Got really awesome goodies here over the years. I got an littlest pet shop toy for $2, some manga…read morealso for $2-5 and cute bags here

Generally, most of the items here are pretty overpriced, and the space is unorganized and hectic…read more Aside from that I had a strange experience the one time I visited. I had been looking for a bedframe for months, I found one I really liked here and the price was reasonable. That was until I saw the note on it that said it was sold--had the name of the person who purchased and the date which indicated it was sold 1.5 months prior. I thought that was quite awhile to leave something on the floor so I asked an associate at the counter what their policy was for pickup times. She said, "oh, it's actually a pretty long time". To which I responded, "how long is that?" And she said about something like 5 or 8 days. I then told her I was asking because I saw an item on the floor that was sold 1.5 months prior. She was shocked and went to look and said oh ok yes that's a really long time. I said I would like to purchase it and could come pick it up same day. She said she had to discuss with her manager. She came back and said they were going to call the woman and told me to call the next morning to see what the status was. That part seemed somewhat reasonable. I called the next morning and was told they called the woman and left a message and she didn't pick up or call back, but they decided they were going to give her 24 more hours and told me to call back again after. So I did. The girl I had been speaking with wasn't working that day, so I had to explain the whole situation again. That person had to get the manager again and he got on the phone and was rather weird about it and sort of inferred that I was weird for following up and said for the second time they didn't hear from the lady and we're going to give her 24 more hours. Then explained to me that since she paid for it, they couldn't resell it to me, as if I was doing something wrong. I get that someone paid for it, I also understand there is a "policy" for 5/8 day or less pickup. If someone takes 1.5 months to pickup the item and is unresponsive to calls for several days, wouldn't you think it would be ok for them to sell the item to someone willing to take it off the floor immediately? The way I was treated for simply asking and then doing what the told me felt off. The fact that other customers were seeing the sold item and wanting it is precisely the reason for a pickup policy. Plus would the woman have ever come to pick it up had I not noticed it and pointed it out to an employee? I'm thinking no. To conclude the story, I ended up calling again, getting the same response again and they said they'd call me if the situation changed (I could sense they were annoyed). I hadn't heard back and DID feel annoying, but called back a week or two later and was told they finally got a hold of the woman and she was arranging for a service to come pick it up for her within the next few days. I ended up seeing the bed frame on Facebook Marketplace a month or so later with a $350 markup :/

I really liked the amount of 80's & 90's pieces they had for very reasonable prices. Lots of…read morechoices with other older decades as well. It was their cute window display that reeled me inside, and I left with some really unique pieces I can't wait to wear. I'll definitely be back again.

Very confusing when a store is listed as consignment... and when you go in there they tell you "we…read moredon't take from the public" Very pretentious vibe, and over priced. I love consignment stores, vintage but this is just another overpriced try too hard joint

Very excited to have finally gotten a chance to come to this plus size vintage resale shop in Logan…read moreSquare! A note if you're coming by car from afar: a lot of the surrounding streets are permit parking. We were taking our car all over town today, so we just had to deal with the vehicular burden, and we did finally find a spot not too far away, but if I was just going to come for shopping in this neighborhood in the future, I would park in Rosemont and take the Blue Line in. But back to the store: lots of fun and stylish pieces to be found here! I tried a few dresses and skirts on and really loved one dress, which was adorable! Items were organized by genre (tops, skirts, dresses etc); don't be afraid to try something that you might think is too big or too small based on the number/size because as we all know women's sizing is wildly inconsistent. Staff was very friendly and helped me out with the dressing room (it can be hard to wrangle all your items with a cane and then one arm left to carry it all, so I appreciate that). A bit more expensive than some resale shops, but if you are looking for a nicely curated vintage shopping experience (i.e. I didn't see any Shein etc) this was worth the visit!

This store is a great inclusive second hand store!!! It's not super large, but there's plenty of…read moreracks to look through. I also really, really love that they measure everything and then mark it with their size system for consistency! It's nice to be able to find plus sized clothes, and I'm grateful for such a space. I'm glad I visited while in Chicago!

This place is a gem! I moved to the neighborhood not long ago and entered thinking, seriously, that…read moreI wasn't going to find anything. I'm so glad I was wrong! I saw a vintage sofa and fell in love with it. Then walked around and ended up buying a couple of other things :) The sales person, Cristina, even helped me find people to carry the couch to my apartment close by, so no UHaul required. If you are looking for work clothes, something vintage for your apartment or just wanna check it out I highly recommend it. For all thirft shop lovers, this place has well kept clothes and electronics too.

Stopped by on one of my occasional thrifting days. When it comes to vintage shops, unlike monster…read moresized stores like Goodwill, the Salvation Army or Unique, they cater their collection because they don't have the same kind of space. Each vintage shop will have their own preferred style, so a vintage shop may be great but just not the kind of clothing you'd personally care to buy. In my case, Vintage Frills definitely has a style that's up my alley! All the clothing is organized by color, which makes for a pretty store layout. They add their own labels to each item that gives a quick rundown (decade, brand, material and any possible issues)--but, of course, make sure to inspect any piece you'd like to buy! I think it would be a good improvement to add some kind of Velcro strip to the fitting room or a loop to the curtain to have a more secure hold. Definitely a shop I'll head to every so often when the stock refreshes!

This vintage shop is beautifully curated. Not only are all of the items -- from antiques to vintage…read moreclothes --clean and pressed/polished, but they carry a range (and I mean a range!) of sizes. Prices are fair. Are they thrift store prices? No. But you're paying for the curation and care of solid vintage pieces. And, again--- the sizes!!!!