This store is stocked with donations from people in the area. All sales benefit the Tomball…read moreEmergency Assistance Ministries hence the name TEAM. It is also staffed mostly by volunteers. Like Goodwill stores this business is for helping people who need the assistance of others to get back on their feet. Yes the store is a bit disorganized but that leads to some suprising finds as far as I am concerned.

Great Thrift Store! One side furniture, Dishes, Electronics, nic-nacs. Other Side Clothing and…read morebooks. Only took a star off because prices are all over the place. Some items you'll get a great deal, others it's 2X what it is worth. I had fun looking and Will be back.

I just finished a gorgeous flower arrangement in the lovely vase I bought. I had been looking for a…read morefan shaped vase for a while, but they have become so hard to find. The packing was well executed and my vintage vase arrived quickly! Great experience; thank you so much!

For a local shop I used to frequent, I do not recommend it to anyone anymore…read more This afternoon I can only assume my siblings and I were profiled for our age and were followed by a sale associate the entirety of our visit. Never have I ever had an attendant 3 steps behind me (while she was on her phone, and staring off when acknowledged). When I finally had enough and asked, "why?" I was told it's their "customer service protocol". Even my 9 year old brother did not believe that. Like I said, I've spent too much money on their overpriced, used records to believe their less than ideal sales tactics. Truly, I was excited to create an experience and buy a gift for an upcoming birthday, and yet I was never given the privacy and decency to do so. I recommend to walk down the street to Grammas Corner. It's a family run antique store that allows you the opportunity to look around and make fun memories.

Loved this place! Really nice treasures. Friendly & helpful staff. I'll be back for sure.read more

Thumbs Down: I've been here three times, during the posted hours of operation, and the store was…read moreclosed each time.

The visit to this estate sale, Estate Sales of Champions, was not the best experience I have had…read more The woman in charge and cashing customers out was, let me say, lacking in the ways of politeness and kindness. I attempted gently to point out a glaring defect in an item I was nevertheless interested in, and I asked whether she would consider coming down on the price. In a cold and somewhat hostile tone, she told me, condescendingly, that she, of course, knows about the defect and she set that price anyway. She was steadfastly militant about not negotiating on the first day of a sale. So, I did not press the matter. What I don't understand is why she could not have communicated in a more respectful way. We both could have then parted ways with a good feeling. Alas, that ship did pass. I proceeded to pay for a couple of other items I had picked out, excluding the damaged one. However, when I requested a receipt, she behaved as if I was placing on her an excessive burden; after making a face, she quickly tore off a tiny corner of a piece of notebook paper, engaged in scribbling activity, and graciously provided me with what you see in the attached photo. I could not help pondering whether the IRS would lovingly accept this receipt, one that I could have had my 3 year old write up for me. I should add that I was the only one in line. So, it was not like there was pressure on her. Moreover, she had a receipt pad right there. She had used it right in front of me for the previous customer! I honestly don't understand her rudeness toward me. I was not aggressive but friendly when asking her about the damaged item she me as if I was not spending enough to be worth her so valuable it Yes, it could have been a person just having a bad day. Yet it seemed more like a person who has grown cynical in her job. I think owners and employees of estate sales (as well as other businesses) sometimes begin to despise their customers. At this point, maybe a change of profession is advisable. As for the prices, they were on the high side. One goes to estate sales for bargains, not to pay more than one might pay on Amazon or Ebay. I did find a couple of bargains but had to forgo a few overpriced items. So, it was certainly not the best experience I have had at an estate sale but not the worst either. I gave Estate Sales of Champions 3 stars because the other people working at the estate sale were, in stark contrast to the cashier, very friendly and helpful. I don't exagerate the pleasant and respectful treatment I recieved from the other people working the estate sale. They were great! I thank them. Also, I did find a couple of nice items. And the cashier, I suppose, deserves the benefit of the doubt. Everyone can have a mean, disrespectful, disparaging, condescending, and nasty day. I have encountered much worse at other estate sales, where one is treated not as a customer, but as a mark (See my review of the one and only Becky Thompson estate sale I will never knowingly attend). I am not crossing 'Estate Sales of Champions' off the list I would patronize. It is worth another try or two. And I would not yet discourage anyone from attending estate sales run by this company.

Updating my review as a seller (not buyer). I'm sure the buyers experience is great!…read more The clothes I tried to sell that were accepted - all designer - didn't end up selling. In all fairness I believe most were corporate clothing. Maybe not what clientele are looking for. After a certain period of time on listing, the clothes are now out of season and I can elect either to donate them or pick them up. 5 stars for staff who helped with intake. They were fantastic. 0 stars for ability to make any money off my high end clothing. I have in the past sold to used clothing stores that pay outright and made a lot. Here on consignment it wasn't worth the gas for the trip. So unfortunately 2 stars.

I just called there. I wanted to know if they are STILL open, still taking in clothes, (due to…read moreCOVID, some stores are not taking in any clothes) how long the process will be, you know legit questions. Before she can even finish answering my questions she tells me " I have to go" and HANGS UP. The conversation was not even a minute check the picture. I just didn't want to make a blank trip. But I definitely won't be shopping here!

I love this place, although I haven't been in quite a while. Lots of fun items. I found a wonderful…read moregift for my hubby there! The folks who run the shop of very nice, super personable and clearly love what they do!

A nice local gift shop located in downtown Tomball on Main Street. Lots of unique gifts including…read moresome from other parts of the world. On the particular night that my wife and friends visited, the shop was hosting a local artist and his paintings. There were champaign, cheese, fruits and coffee for shoppers. The artist and his Dad was very friendly, engaging, and informative. One of my friends brought two prints from the artist. Shop owner and employees were also friendly and not intrusive. We all were very happy the the locals support each other.