I love this place for thrifting! It is HUGE and has a great selection of clothing and furniture…read more The furniture actually was really impressive, since I've been to many thift shops with broken down, outdated, over-priced unsellable pieces I would NEVER want in my home. This place wasn't it. I happen to go on a Wednesday when ALL clothing is 50% off! WOW! I was able to score a bunch of Nike running shorts for $2 and $3 each, as well as some fashionable tops. I even saw a pair of Tory Burch Sandals on the selling for for $9.99 (not 50% off though). This place is really big and has a kids section as well. All the clothing is colorized and there is a fitting room and public restroom for your convenience. Overall, a great shopping experience, and the workers are really friendly as well. Lots of parking too, and conveniently located off Hwy 6.

Their website does not mention not taking "pack and plays". Why? They take cloths, toys, etc. that…read morechildren possibly "puke" on and receive (sometimes without being washed). It has been in my house for 5 years and 2 grandsons. Even sanitized before trying to donate! Maybe because I wasn't wearing a "Dr. Fauci" mask! I drove an extra 20 miles one way to donate it, for nothing. Go figure!

5/5 Hope Chest…read moreResale Market is truly a hidden gem! It was my first time stepping in, I'm impressed by how clean, organized, and thoughtfully curated the store is. They have an incredible mix of quality furniture, home décor, and unique finds--always at very fair prices. You can tell the staff takes pride in what they do; they're friendly, helpful, and genuinely excited to help you find exactly what you're looking for. What I love most is that inventory changes constantly, so there's always something new to discover. Whether you're furnishing a home, hunting for one-of-a-kind pieces, or just love browsing beautiful items, this place is an absolute must-visit. Highly recommend the Hope Chest Resale Market--one of the best resale shopping experiences around

I frequently donate here because I like that the profits go towards a lot of good things. I have…read morenever really shopped here, but have browsed every now and then. I noticed the last month the prices on items have gone up and are ridiculously priced. It's becoming like Goodwill. I get they need profit to keep running, but some of the pricing there is comparable to what you'd pay brand new at a store. I also thought the lady who rung me up was rude. She asked if I was paying cash, I said no, then she tapped her finger on a sign that said no under $5 with an attitude. Like lady, I am here to support your organization, you don't need to be rude that I'm trying to buy something. It was very off putting. I went and bought something to make it $5 and went on my way. I saw frames in there that were like $14...there's no way a used frame should be that much. I saw a tiny pumpkin $3..Clothes is $4-5, dressed $7-8...Sounds like Goodwill. I will not be donating here anymore, I'll find another local resale.

Greetings The Hand Me Up Shop, as someone who enjoys doing…read more"spring cleaning" all year 'round I appreciate having your store in our community. My kids and I live in a small home where we do not have a lot of storage space, so holding onto items for nostalgic purposes just is not feasible. We do not have a junk drawer, nor do we have a lot of space in the laundry room or the garage. The attic space is small and holds our holiday decorations and not much else fits in there. We clean out our closets often as kids grow out of clothes and shoes and change their style a little to fast for my wallet to keep up. I enjoy changing up the decor in the house and rather than hold onto items, I bag them up and take them to your store. For spring break we took 11 paper grocery bags to your store to donate full of clothing, shoes, kitchen and housewares. It's only March, so who knows how many more bags we will bring to you the remainder of the year. I'm happy to donate to a place that already has great reviews about your low prices. I think this is a great place for parents who are budget-conscience to have an affordable place to purchase necessities for their children. It is even a great option for anyone who is starting out on their own, on a tight budget, and it's also a great option for the bargain hunter and treasure hunter, too. Your staff is friendly and always helpful each time we have visited the store and its nice to see, based on other reviews, that so many other people feel the same way and enjoy their experience shopping in your store. You seem to have many repeat customers and that speaks to the selection and value of your store. After looking at your website it makes this an even better choice to donate and shop at your store since you are so involved in assisting the community between child care assistance, school supplies, senior assistance, meals, and food pantries. All the churches involved with Interfaith have a far reach with the community and your store is a helpful resource for all of them. Donating to your store and shopping in your store makes us feel like we are in a full circle moment of helping others and receiving, as well. You are there in a time of need for others and that is very much appreciated by many in the neighborhood and throughout the community. Once again, thank you so much from one small family in The Woodlands who is happy to have a store like The Hand Me Up Shop in the area and for the affiliation you have with so many congregations who all together help out so many people and give them a positive experience and positive self worth. It is easy to spread the word about this place to friends and family looking to donate their items and feel like they are helping some people and families out with affordable items for themselves and their families. And also it is easy to gush about all the fun items we find in your store, as well. Thank you.

FABULOUS thrift store. Shop their designer section for excellent quality clothing & accessories…read more Many items NWT. Great to know the money raised with purchase is for a good cause people in Montgomery County who need a helping hand.

My wife found some clothes for our grandbaby. Even found the grandbaby a three wheeled toy that…read morelooks like a baby giraffe, the baby can sit on it and push it around. I found a few books and so did my wife. The people working here are super friendly. The proceeds go to Fort Bend's Women's Center....a worthy cause. Our next bag of donates are going here. The website w/hours and location: https://fbwc.org/pennywise-resale/

We always bring our donations here. They make it easy with racks outside the door and a QR code to…read morescan for a receipt. We love supporting them and their mission. As far as thrift shopping goes, however, this isn't my favorite place to come. I feel like their prices are a lot higher than they need to be. When I go thrift shopping I'm looking for a bargain which isn't often found at Thriftwise. I pop in every Thursday with my 50% off purple bag, but almost never find anything.

Nice place. Clean ! Staff was super helpful and friendly. I definitely will be back. Place was…read moreorganized and easy finds at a reasonable price.

We've been coming here for a couple of years after a family friend told us about it and it's great!…read moreThere's a parking lot but also plenty of street parking. What we like about this shop is they show you how the prices reduce as the weeks past. So you can hope it's there in a couple of weeks for a discount. There's clothing, jewelry and furniture and they are all good quality. We got a wool coat for $45. Check it out!

I've found a great selection of women's tops and children's clothes, Ive yet to have luck finding…read moregood women's pants, bags or shoes here. The prices are affordable. Cashiers are nice. Dressing rooms have mirrors inside. (Unlike the longpoint location) The only downside is no public restroom available, which makes it challenging to shop with a child.

This thrift store doesn't have anything good. They have a massive amount of inventory but you'll…read morefind nothing. The only thing you could maybe find is a dress and you'll have to alter it. The store also has a bad odor like an old stale attic; also, the prices are what you'd might see for new clearance items at Walmart or marshals, so why go here? It's just a dud. If you have hours to kill, you could come and look at everything and maybe find like a t-shirt? Good luck!

What a nice resale store! We went there after eating at Citizens (so fun!), and I mentioned to the…read morewomen working there that we had eaten at Citizens. They told me if we show our receipt we get 20% off. I don't take receipts anymore bc they're covered in BPA. So they asked what we ate and then gave us the discount. We got all kinds of cute clothes and toys for the three year old, and a Free People top for one of us! Oh, and they have a small Christmas section where I got the cutest framed pic. Note that they moved locations recently so the map we used wasn't updated. New location is across the main road running through Hempstead from the big courthouse looking building. Check it out! Drop off donations any time in the alley next to their store. They're in need of jewelry at the moment which I plan to take with me next time.

I've tried shopping in this store twice now, and the prices are much higher than other thrift…read morestores. I'm grateful they are helping people, and the store looks very nice; but people don't shop in thrift stores to pay $22 for a pair of blue jeans ( no matter what brand they are). I was told by the employee " those are Ariats", so the nicer things are priced higher. They were the ones that were in his size and the ones he wears normally. I'd honestly rather run down to South Texas Tack and buy them brand new at full price before spending that on a used pair, that were already ragged at the bottom. It seems as things are donated to y'all, you would rather move the items quickly to make room for new items but instead I saw the same things sitting on shelves that were there when the store first opened (because the prices are too high). I even looked at a vase in the back, that was one that you receive flowers in and it was marked $6. It should have been $1-2 if it's at a thrift store. So if your looking for a true thrifting experience with great deals, this isn't your kind of place I promise you.

Great service, great clothing options, great pricing will come back soon with the familyread more

Worst customer service ever , rude employees and manager , went in asking about an item posted and…read morethe girl in the front laughs

I went here last week. You have to dig through the racks because some items are misplaced. I did…read morefind several tops, one with tags still on and a couple of pj pants. I got a bagful of items for $25. So good value for the money. It's only clothes and shoes, not enough kid's clothes, but maybe they were just low when I was there. Lots of men's and women's clothes and shoes.

This location has been changed so much since Goodwill started operating. It started as a regular…read morestore. Soon before the pandemic was over, it changed to outlet store, which I hated. I don't like digging through piles of junk's. I would say around the summertime, this location remodeled and it became its first clearance center. I've been told as this is a new concept Goodwill Industries is trying. If successful, they'll open more stores like this. I wish they succeed. Because I love shopping here. I have been here almost every other week to shop for brand-name fashion. Where can you find shirts for $2.99? In fact, all tops and bottoms are $2.99 for both genders. Shoes, women's dresses and men's coats are $4.99. Children's items are $0.99 each. No more guessing or look for colored tags. When I said brand name, I meant quality stuff. I have found Kenneth Cole, Michael Kors, Under Armorer, Columbia, Guess, Gap, Nike and much more, just in the men's section. I normally look through every aisle doesn't matter what size. Because they were can be stocked in the wrong section for sizes. There is no fitting room. So, I first buy them and if not fitting right, I just donate back to Goodwill or give to another person.