Great thrift/consignment shop. Everything is under $25 dollars and they have a rewards program where you get a 50% discount on certain items after a certain amount of visits/purchases. I've found Lululemon, Patagonia, Nike, and other brand items for affordable prices. They have a lot of jerseys and sports team apparel. I went to a Sox game recently and wanted a jersey for the game. Luckily I found one here for $10! The store is always clean and organized by size. The staff is kind and knowledgeable. I definitely recommended checking this place out. Pro tip: follow them in Facebook because they post new items there and post when they have their 50% off sale days. read more

I love this store! Super friendly staff and super clean! Amazing! Wide selection for all sizes!

Everyone is always so nice and very helpful. I love shopping here they have hidden treasures. I'm always shopping here! I always recommend this thrift store to my friends and family. Definitely my go to store. read more

Way Over price for used items ,don't waste your time, you can get great deals for brand new items at many other places . And it looks like everything they sell is from donations read more

Very nice resale shop! I've shopped their 3 times getting some nice clothes. This would have been 5 stars but each time I went, there was kids running around. I know it's the parents fault, but I would have bought a lot more if it wasn't for them. Hang a sign in there, then point it to the parents! read more

Heidi S. you have a problem. I am from the neighborhood...as a matter of fact I love the House that Hope's. I have brought many of my friends there. They love the place. It is amazing. I have bought many items there. Why did my friend buy some sandles for $8.00 valued at $375.00 brand new online. We did the homework before we left the store. Keep up the good work on bringing very nice boutique clothing for such a low low price. Thanks guys. read more

Shame, shame, shame on you Hopes, for charging what you do in a store located in an extremely low socio-economic neighborhood of Ford City/Scottsdale in the inner city of Chicago! All tops used to be $2.00, all pants $4.00, all dresses $4.00, sports wear $4.00...Now each and every piece of clothing is individually priced w/price tags. I saw used workout tops running anywhere from $6.00 to $10.00, workout pants for $12.00, men's workout tops anywhere from $6.00 to $12.00, Blazers between $8.00 to $12.00...Tell me when to stop, simply appalling in that extremely blue collar neighborhood where people have big families and are barely getting by as it is. And a huge amount of these high priced clothes have stains, rips, missing buttons, are faded, pilled. Tons of Target, Forever 21, H & M, and maybe J. Crew, on a good day. It appears to be left over stuff that the owners can't sell on Ebay and/or at flea markets. Do yourself a favor, visit the Forever 21 or H & M at your local mall, you will get the same merchandise for a few dollars more but at least it will be brand new, and you won't be supporting the greedy owners' quite obvious Ebay business. read more