I visit this location after moving into the neighborhood but I frequented their location in the…read moresouth side on Pulaski. This location is very nice and clean where I have visited. They have great deals, especially at the end of the month. Some things are over priced because of the name brand but generally things are priced fairly.

We were in the area and decided to stop by. It's in a shopping center so plenty of parking. This…read moreplace is pretty big and very well organized. They have their sections then it's separated by color. There's not a be lot of name brand clothes but there are some. This place is very reasonably priced. I did find some baby clothes and stuff for my son. Service was fast. Overall we had a good experience.

Great store,great finds, and super friendly and not over bearing staff! I feel comfortable here and…read morealways find cool things.

Well curated items Cute displays…read moreFriendly staff Reasonable prices Fun vintage, unique and designer items Household, clothes, holiday and more And it's in a great neighborhood with lots of fun stores, coffee shops and food options.

Convenient, quick, prompt, courteous. What more could you want? Very close to where I live, so no…read morereason to set things outside hoping that they get picked up, and that they do not attract anyone looking to make mischief. I'm a fan.

Fairly large store w limited name brands. Lots of very worn and some stained clothing that maybe…read moreshould not be for sale. The clothing is llayed out in both diffractions, so it's kind of inconsistent when you are browsing. Staff is super friendly. CC accepted.

I was recently introduced to the excitement of thrift store shopping. Some rather unique items you…read morewouldn't find elsewhere. For me, Goodwill is a great place to find incredibly inexpensive outfits when you are in between sizes. The best part is: someone else already stretched out your jeans for you.

Very well-organized Goodwill location with a great selection of clothing to shop. Staff were…read morefriendly. The only negative is; the fitting rooms were quite dusty.

They should update their hours I came on a Saturday and it looks abandoned has the open sign on but…read moreit's closed

The service from the owner is exceptional super helpful !! I appreciate the extra care to help you…read morefind what you are looking for thank you Sam !!

One of my favorite thrift stores! I used to frequent it almost every Sunday to visit for their 3…read morefor $1 sale. They have a big selection of women's skirts and dresses, which is why I always go! The cashier's are really nice and will help with anything you need. They have a smaller section for electronics and home stuff but that doesn't really bother me.

I'm not a big fan of this location; it's one of the smallest VDO locations and the merchandize I…read moresaw here was disappointingly boring. Often times the selections don't necessarily reflect the type of neighborhood where the merchandize is held, but this principle appeared to be somewhat defied today. The aisles were a bit narrow. There weren't too many people shopping, but some of the "miscellaneous" items were sort of fragmented and shattered. I wonder if anyone would want to take broken pieces home, unless there is a creative use out of any of these. There were vinyls on the ground, decapitated dolls in the bins, and abandoned teddy bears that needs be revived in loving households. There weren't any organizations on anything really. I guess you can truly have a pleasure of thrift shopping, because you will need to thrift diligently in this location. If you don't live in or close to this neighborhood, head to other locations before coming to this one. It's one of the south-side locations, even though the CTA bus 47 (47th.; going from Hyde Park--Bronzeville--Back of the Yard--Brighton Park--Gage Park--Midway) and the CTA 49 (Western) buses are conveniently accessible. The actual location is on the 47th. St. and S. Maplewood in the Brighton Park neighborhood, just FYI.

Great selection of nicely organized items. Staff is very helpful and go above and beyond to assist…read morecustomers. Weekly and flash sales make it a fun shopping experience and it's for a very worthy cause. I highly recommend!

This thrift store is very organized, and clean. There is plenty of space inside. The prices were…read moregood. The man who rang us out was very nice! They have household items, baby and children's stuff, books, clothes everything. I like they are open later than most thrift stores, this will be a regular stop. Oh if you need a purse they have so many!

I truly enjoyed my first visit to Out of the Closet. They don't have a lot of household items, but…read morethey have some great clothing deals, depending on tag color. Some of their stock was pricey, but there's enough in there to almost guarantee shoppers will walk out with a treasure or two. I loved that their $1 tag clothing items were separate. This made bargain-hunting so much easier. While not a large space, it's worth a stop. Best part is that 96 cents of every dollar is allocated to providing HIV services locally and globally. That's so rad and makes spending money there feel great.

Fun and fairly priced collection of clothes, friendly staff and great location…read more I have visited this small-ish store thrice in the past two weeks, and have always bought something. The store is great for jeans and other types of pants: I found plenty in my size (29), and several beautiful skirts (M). I also snagged a beautiful Boden velvet dress for $19 that I would not have otherwise been able to afford. Most of the clothes here are from stores like Akira, Levi's and American Eagle, with a few nicer brands like Express, Boden, and Eileen Fisher. Some of the items are from lower rung brands like Forever 21. The shoes (very limited collection) are mostly mid-range, such as Nike and Adidas, though here too there are some nicer brands. There is also a separate rack for designer clothing. As far as I've observed, women's sizes mostly range from 0-20, though most clothes are between 4-14. The men's section is definitely much less extensive, but here too they have plenty of jeans and other bottoms. The shop is located in a university neighbourhood, which evidently influences the kind of items they receive. There are also two fitting rooms, which is something I always appreciate in a thrift store. The store also has books, CDs, DVDs, and home goods. I did not buy any of these because my cabinets and bookshelves are already overflowing. The store is very conveniently located, with a bus stop right in front of it, and is about a ten minute walk to the Metra station. This thrift store definitely fills a niche in the neighbourhood: Gilda's is another thrift store in Hyde Park, but has higher end items that are slightly pricier than those at Out of the Closet. Overall, I will be definitely be back, and highly recommend this place if you're in the neighbourhood and enjoy thrifting!