Oh yes , they have nice selection of white sox gear. The staff is friendly and eager to help . I had a nice young lady assist me using the Keosk, to make a purchase.I bought a city connect pulll over jacket . Wish they were open all year long . read more

There's no home games at the U.S. Cellular Stadium in the month of June. However, daddy J. wanted to snap a couple of photos in front of main entrance. After our photo-capturing mission was accomplished, we noticed the Chicago Sports Depot was open for business (1200 to 1700 hour daily). The entire store was extremely spacious, with two (2)-floor worth of merchandise for customers to browse. If you're a Yelp check-in avid, Yelp check-in has a 10% off offer on the entire purchase. I wouldn't mind getting some of the Chicago Bulls t-shirt and White Sox retro caps, if I've had an unlimited budget. Licensed merchandise is often expensive. On the other hand, sales associates were friendly and greeting us immediately upon entering. Speaking of the entry, I assumed that there would be no entry allowed from the W. 35th., St. during the non-game days. The sign guided us to the entry at the parking on the back. That store would be much more fun to hang around if White Sox were playing. read more

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The Chicago Sports Depot is the NEW team store for the Chicago White Sox! The Store also carries merchandise for ALL Chicago sports teams, even the cubs. This store opened on 11/19 to much fanfare, and it was easy to see why. TWO MASSIVE FLOORS of sports gear, with an obvious heavy dose of the White Sox. Prices were decent considering this store is attached to the home of the White Sox, and there was an excellent variety of offerings ranging from baby pacifiers to $500 autographed bats. Free parking is available on non-game days(but why would you come to the store on a game day unless you were going to the game?), and it's easily accessible for those that rely on public transportation(CTA #24, #35 and #39 busses stop nearby, and the CTA Red line Sox/35th station is a block away. The Metra station on 35th is 2 blocks away). Some of the cool features here are the custom t-shirt shop(sox designs for now), and the permament home of the 2005 World Series Trophy, as well as the cool murals of the Chicago Sports teams that have won a championship in the last 30 years(so no cubs..haha). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for any Chicago Sports fans to check out! read more

Chicago Sport Depot - Depot entrance from Gate 5 - Sports Wear Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

The space is beautiful and huge, but the selection is less than Grandstand (right down the block), and the prices are typical for a MLB ballpark (outrageous). If you're arriving via red line on a non-game day, don't bother trying to use the main entrance on 35th Street. It's locked. I guess they figure anybody who can afford their prices must be arriving via limo. read more

I checked this place out yesterday after the game and visually it is stunning. The displays are nice, the merchandise is laid out well, and the TV walls are amazing. The selection includes not only Sox gear but Cubs (?!), Hawks, Bulls and even a lot of Big 10 stuff (that's actually pretty smart). And great as it all looks, and it's beautiful, the shock comes when you see the price tags. I get that even a replica jersey is going to set you back a hundred or more but there was an "aged" sweatshirt that immediately caught my eye which I would have walked out with... except that it cost $70. For a sweatshirt. Made in India. Some of the cooler t-shirts were up around $40-$50. Those are rock concert prices. Granted, gear inside the park isn't cheap either but if you're going to go for mass appeal and even be open on off days... I'm not sure who can afford this. I can, but I just couldn't bring myself to drop that much dough on something like a t-shirt, cool as it was. read more

I stopped in a couple of days ago to pick up some White Sox gear. Namely a Chris Sale authentic road jersey (which unknown to me was an impossible task). After Doug (I'm pretty sure that's his name, he had glasses) heard of my plight, he immediately found out what he could do for me. Even though Grandstand was the 1st choice, they couldn't do anything custom for the road jersey on the spot. However, Doug guaranteed me that he could get me my custom jersey in 45 minutes. Doug was the ultimate professional that day, probably the best service I've ever had in a retail setting. Unfortunately this is why they're rated 4 stars instead of 5, I couldn't get the jersey made. They were out of the letter S. A little more than a week out from Opening Day & the letter S was out of stock. Regardless their stock of White Sox gear is vast. Name it, they'll have it. Except the letter S. read more

I've now been in there a handful of times. I've gone in before or after a game, and I've gone on an off day. And every time I've been in the customer service is EXTREMELY awful!!! You're not given the time of day. On the times I've gone on off days there's never really a lot of employees on the floor, but the ones that are they don't even acknowledge you. I find it extremely rude, lazy, and unprofessional. And because of this it's made me not buy anything there. They don't deserve my money if they can't make simple eye contact and say a simple "hello". If you wanna go somewhere to get anything Chicago sports related go a couple blocks down the street to The Grand Stand!!! They actually will actually acknowledge your presents, and speak to you. read more

Great selection of merchandise but way, way overpriced (think "ballpark" pricing). Still it's a great way to kill a few minutes before or after the game. They do have a couple pretty cool items and some of the memorabilia is great to look at and reminisce (2005 World Series Champs, I love you). read more

I have gone here many times in person. I was out of state and really wanted a specific on field sweatshirt. I spoke to Rebecca. She was so friendly, and knowledgeable. She knew exactly what I was talking about. She was also able to hold it for me, until someone could pick it up. I wanted to say thank you to her! And give her some recognition! Thanks Rebecca!!! read more

Maurice must be smoking the crack pipe because the prices were not ball park prices AND they had a bigger selection of stuff than grand stand (not counting all the garbage grand stand sells). If you are looking for a run of the mill generic stuff - go to grand stand. For custom jerseys and autographed stuff go to the depot. They also said that the inventory is going to rotate every 4 months. (I am guessing all the old stuff will be sent to grand stand) read more

Chicago Sport Depot - Sports Wear Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

It's a beautiful store but as far as merchandise goes, Grandstand on 35th and Wallace is the place to go for Chicago sports gear. Plus, the folks at Grandstand are really nice and very helpful. read more

Today I finally drove to the newest local store featuring chicago and local college team items.The store is bright and spacious.The staff is helpful and friendly.I wished the big and tall mens area was more stylish than just solids and no designs.The prices were higher by 5 to 20 dollars to their local competitor down the street.That competitor did carry the larger size I needed in the same item too.It was funny and sad to see the buerhle jerseys priced at half off.I loved the enlarged wall graphics of the players.I wish the wall photos were for sale especially A.j. It was fun to see the celebratory team wall graphic of the sox,bulls,and other teams when they clinched victory too.Otherwise the store will definitely appeal to all ages as the selection covers all tastes and interests.I'm glad I don't have to enter the small cell's shop during the off season to shop.The extended hours til 7p.m. that's convenient too. Karen in kenosha read more