It's hard to find a thrift store that sells high quality items AND a large variety at the same…read moretime. This place has both, and despite its impressive array of goods from clothes to furniture, it's well organized and easy to navigate. I'm normally a neutral-color dresser but some of the clothes encourage me to step out of my comfort zone into some louder designs. Additionally, the walls are all lined with non-clothing items for sale -- books, movies, glassware, water bottles, and more. I don't think I've ever come a cross a thrift store with this much versatility. Out of the Closet is serious about HIV/AIDS advocacy and they prove it by putting their money where their mouth is. Like many other thrift stores in Montrose, you can expect marked up (but still fair) prices compared to the larger ones with piles upon piles of clothes to sift through. 96% of all proceeds at this store, however, go toward supporting the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. Free condoms are offered near the cashier counter; free HIV testing and a not-for-profit pharmacy sits in the back. The roots of thrifting inherently lie in supporting the community. This is usually accomplished through the affordability of everyday items, but this shop takes it to the next level by showing their dedication to safe sex and access to healthcare. Give this place a visit the next time you cruise through Westheimer -- they deserve your time more than you know.

Great place! Lots to see and will def be back again and again! Prices are hit or miss but worth the…read morevisit.

I like shopping here. Its great, clean and fun. Everybody is friendly and helpful. Great finds…read morefor everyone, everyday.

Nice selection of merchandise. Better than good will in the sense that I think it's fancier stuff…read more If that makes any sense. Saturday specials. If your wait at Katz is long pop in here and by the time you're done your table will be ready hopefully. Parking very limited on Saturday

Accompanied a buddy to sell clothes about an hour before closing. Pavement accepts up to 2 trash…read morebags of clothing to sell at a time, taking about 15 minutes to sift through. In general, they are looking for trendy, valuable clothing and reimburse at either 35% value cash or 50% value store credit. Out of our 2 full trash bags, they accepted 5 graphic tees for a reimbursement of about $23 total. Note: Remember to bring your unexpired, valid government photo ID!

Pavement provides a valuable compromise between thrift and retail stores. Everyone loves the idea…read moreof thrifting, but it's often time-consuming and requires a sharp eye to spot the hidden gems. For a markup price, but still no where near what you'd pay at a retail store, Pavement filters a lot of the boring thrift items out. That way, you're more likely to find something you like without having to look too hard. Some of the finds here are quite impressive. I've bought a couple of graphic tees over the years, never paying more than $15 each despite them looking new. One of them has even landed in my rotation about once a week. Pavement's role as a trendy semi-thrift store works well for its location; I often find myself popping in for only 20-30 minutes, either right before or after grabbing a bite with friends, because that's all the time I need to browse the already-curated merchandise. In short, this is a great place to upgrade your wardrobe without breaking the bank or combing through hundreds of pieces at a time. The chances of walking out with something in hand is still hit or miss, similarly to any conventional thrift store, but I like my odds way better when I walk in here.

A neighborhood gem! This Salvation Army location is well trafficked and for good reason. The store…read moreis organized and contains a wide variety of items including a large collection of near perfect condition furniture. Everything is clearly marked, priced fairly, and the inventory rotates quickly. I love to stop by on their special store-wide 50% off discount days and check out their dish-ware and women's blazers sections. You never know what you're going to find which makes the visit all the more exciting. They also have a great system to donate items. Pull up to their donation truck in the parking lot and an attendant will assist with unloading your items and providing a drop off receipt if requested. Great service!

It seems to be a good thrift store. I didn't purchase anything, but I did look around the store…read more The bikes are priced at Goodwill standards which is for profit and not affordability. Used bikes shouldn't be $200 as that's ridiculous. A new bike would cost that much. A few of the furniture is outdated and not in a vintage way, but at least from the 80s. Some of it looks like pieces from popular furniture stores and they were unscathed. I did see a familiar piece of furniture that is up to date and since all furniture is currently 50% off, they are reasonably priced to sell. The staff are talkers so beware if you thinking you can casually browse without being spoken to. Staff members seem to like to follow you around just to spark up a conversation with you which can be annoying. It happened to my friend and I three times. Twice by one staff member who was strongly trying to convince us to buy an article of furniture and another time by guy who followed us onto the second layer of the store. I even noticed that did it to other consumers as well. The purse and shoe collection appeared to be well stocked with the selection being very nice from cowboy boots, running shoes, to leather engraving purse. Huge store.

It was nice to see the thrift store packed. Most customers had clothes. They have a pretty good…read moreselection of clothes. Small very small selection of kitchenware and housewares. Glassware spread out throughout thrift store on top.of clothes racks. A whole section of holiday items. Most things were priced way higher than other goodwill locations, maybe the area has to do with it.

I used to love this goodwill! It always had great items and had a dressing room which is something…read moreI look for when I'm shopping especially at thrift stores where the sizes are so inconsistent. I went this weekend and they had a super condescending sign up where the dressing rooms used to be (they took the doors off). I've included the sign here. I likely won't be shopping here anymore because I don't feel like I can buy something without trying it on. Especially when I know that I can't even get my money back just "store credit".

Nice vintage shop for street wear…read more Not the place for great lighting, photo ops or your more feminine 'fits so likely not a place to which I'd return. Well, maybe if I ever decide to buy myself some Jordans. Maybe the stars will align and they'll happen to have my size. If Lo-Fi wasnt near all the other great thrift shops I likely wouldn't have walked in but it's kinda a "might as well" stop if you're in the area.

If you get a loaf of bread in your eye, you have Loaf Eye. This is not that…read more They have a pretty extensive men's selection but nothing that I would wear that really shows off my muscles like Barbie insists that I do all the time. They didn't really have a good selection for women, and of course they are pretty expensive since they are a consignment store in a rich and trendy part of town. Having said that, it's unique and different and locally owned and we appreciate that.

This store is such a treat!…read more You feel like you've stepped into a time machine. All the clothes are labeled according to decade. It's so fun, checking out all the different styles from decades past. They also had a decent selection of men's and women's cowboy boots to get you fixed up for HLSR. I noticed there were lots of women size 6.5 so small foot princesses, this place is for you! At least it was yesterday while I was there. It's spacious clean, and there's plenty of dressing rooms. Tons of great finds for actors and theme party or photo ideas.

Friendly workers who are happy to help and answer any questions…read more The selection seemed good, I do wish they had a slightly larger section of premium vintage. But otherwise, it's a very solid vintage store! Will certainly be back.

been thrifting here for years and always manage to find absolute treasure! it does take some…read morepatience to dig through everything, but that's what makes it so rewarding :) the selection is amazing: boots, purses, tops, coats, furniture, kitchenware, and all kinds of little trinkets, each piece with its own personality and such a steal on value. the volunteers are also so sweet!

My review is from the standpoint of a potential consigner. I tried for a couple of months to move…read moreforward with consignment of a collection of items, Cambodian antiques. I submitted the form for a collection to the art department. The confirmation of submission email I received indicated it might take up to a week to get a response, so after a couple of weeks I sent a follow up email. I never got a response to my submission or to my follow-up attempt. I then forwarded the email to the main email address for The Guild, and again, nothing. I waited a while and then reached out again to follow up. No response. I also attempted to reach someone by phone. This process was really exasperating, and I eventually gave up and took my items somewhere else. At the very minimum, their confirmation email should've indicated it might take weeks or months to receive a response, if that was the issue. If they did not want the items, all it would've taken would have been a one-line email to let me know. I followed all the instructions on the website. I couldn't bring the items in because the website indicated you could only bring one or two items in on the designated art day, and that if it were more, that you had to submit that form to the art department. It is bizarre to me that I would receive no response to my submissions through these official channels. I also sent a follow up email indicating how unhappy I was with my experience, and I received no response to that either. My advice is to take your items somewhere else for consignment. It is not worth the trouble to do it at The Guild. It was a complete waste of time for me.

What's with the prices?! Sure the pieces are unique and…read morepresumably vintage, but this place feeds into the trap of hypebeast, street-fashion bank breaking.

This place is cool and the selection is top notch. If you are a fan of vintage or specialty thrift,…read moreyou found your spot! Staff was nice and the area is fun as well.

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

Busy and yet so cute thrift store. Highly recommend coming here. In addition to thrift store it is…read morealso a donation Center. Typically 1 or 2 guys will.come unload your items. Very helpful