Huge selection of clothes for all sizes and colors. Good selection of jackets, purses, handbags and…read morecaps. Kitchenware section is limited and good amount of shoes. Staggering is nice and bilingual. Glad I stopped by

Was cruising around town shopping with my mom and we decided to check this thrift store out. We had…read morejust come from Plato's Closet not too far from here and I wish we would've came here first. The selection is wide. They have something for every gender and body type. I wasn't really looking and found an adorable tweed like cardigan I couldn't resist buying. I also scored a nice White House Black Market blouse & Zara shirt. The prices are very fair compared to neighboring places. Although it was busy the cashiers attempted to move people quickly. I love my purchases and will be back to check out more.

Houston's best destination for resale items. Lots of vintage and pretty things. I love their…read morediscount on items over time, clearly outlined on price tags. It feels like an estate sales store. I love how the ladies working keep everything beautifully organized. It's such a delightful shopping experience. I will definitely be back.

RATING ON APPAREL CONSIGNMENT SITE ONLY: Consignments are…read morebooked via the website, beginning @ 9:00 a.m. on the 26th of each month. Unfortunately, the Apparel site is fully booked within 2 minutes after opening. The Household Goods Consignment appointment site is easy to work, and one is able to readily book appointments. All in all Charity Guild of Catholic Women is an excellent organization, but needs work on the Apparel Appointment Website.

A super small selection of kitchenware, glassware and household items. Random items on a shelf of…read moreeach rack. If you love baskets, they have a really good selection. Shoes and clothes are abundant and seem to be in good condition.

Three people standing in line. Four people behind counter. Lady checking out customer with 87.54…read moreworth of clothing. Huge stack. Two others behind the counter discussing a fan that's used for employees. They all leave this one person and after 10 minutes she finally got to the person in front of me. LOUSY CUSTOMER SERVICE. I feel bad for the one lady checking people out. She was great.

This by far is my fav thrift store in Houston! Wonderful and knowledgeable staff. It feels so…read morewelcoming when you walk in. They are always adding more items and some of them are vintage too! Vintage items are pricey for a thrift store, yet good quality and way cheaper than an antique store. The glassware, kitchen ware, Dvds, Cds, mugs and cups are really low priced. Hope to come back next week.

This resale shop is right around the corner from my house. They have a ton of stuff but the prices…read moreare absurd! I collect vintage jewelry for crafting and they have old beat up jewelry for sale at $10, $15, $20 each. Stuff you'd find at a garage sale for .50 or $1. EVERYTHING I pick up in this store is dramatically overpriced to the point I've just laughed out loud at the ridiculousness of it. I wonder what empprices everything and thinks any of it makes sense. It's just silly, avoid this place.

Was in the OC a few weeks ago and stopped by their location there so I decided to try this one too…read more The selection isn't the greatest but I found a skirt I liked. I ventured over to the boys section where there was a sale sign at. I picked a get shirts out not thinking they'd be $11 each. I feel like I would've gotten a better deal at a regular thrift. It's a bit expensive than traditional thrift stores if you ask me.

This store's customer service is horrible. Zero star if I could. I have made 4 attempts to come…read moresell stuff here. Every time I call, the employee I'm speaking with never gives me the information I need in order to make this a successful trip. Today, on my 4th attempt to finally get here before they open, like they finally told me on the 3rd visit, now they tell me I can only leave ONE small bin not overflowing, after I dragged 3 of my own large bins from my car to the door. You would think letting someone know they can only use ONE of their bins would be pertinent information. I don't understand how moronic people can truly be. Another customer there with me shared the same grief. They obviously don't care about their business failing or growing and don't seem to care about buying either. I'd stay away from this store if you're trying to sell if I was you. I don't need the money so I'm not leaving this review out of anger. Just cannot understand how dense workers are these days. It's not rocket science to let a customer know all the useful information to help them have a successful experience.

Just spent $50 on 5 items that were to my understanding based on price list and rack they were on,…read moremuch cheaper. The girl at the register decided that an old faded T-shirt was a "ladies top" & a button down shirt (exactly like 2 others I purchased) was a "blazer." The cashiers apparently get to randomly decide how much they are going to charge you for each item. Who knows what you may pay, so be careful and ask before you swipe your card. She wasn't very helpful when I walked back in to ask about it. She just said that because the shirt had buttons and opened in the front it was a blazer. I'm super frustrated but felt bad to hold up the line. Cost me about $10 extra bucks. :/

Love goodwill stores. This is probably one of the smallest locations i have been to and for some…read morereason this location has a weird smell in the store not sure how to explain.

This is an interesting thrift store. Let me start by saying I've not yet taken time to browse…read morethrough their clothing so I can't speak to that but I do believe the sales that are advertised are for clothing as those are the different colored tickets whereas home goods and other things get written on with an oil pen so there is no color differentiation. I've been here 3-4 times now. As with all thrift stores the pricing can be hit or miss. I've been able to find a variety of interesting things for my home for a great price but have also looked at unbranded, generic glasswares that are priced at $10 ish for seemingly no reason at all. Some of their vases for instance are very basic and priced high. One thing about this thrift though is if you see anything that's out of the ordinary with pricing, their website gives you the ability to reach out about that so it can be addressed. All 3-4 times I've been, I left with a bag so I do believe there is a lot to be found. When I was reading on this thrift, it seems they get their donations from purchasing their inventory. They also appear to help lots of different causes. It feels like a treasure hunt but I can see where it can be overwhelming for some as it is densely packed with many many things. If you want to browse, I really recommend you visit. It's a lot to dig through and I find it to be fun and relaxing.

This place is HUGE!! So many things. Easy to spend an hour looking around. If you look around…read moreclothes section, could be longer. So many things to choose from. Employees seemed overwhelmed restocking yet they are super polite when you ask questions. Come prepared.

The lady in the children's department was very nice and helpful. 5 stars for her. 4 stars is…read morebecause they didn't have tights in the size we needed.

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