LOVE THIS PLACE, the most organized thrift spot I've ever seen. They have a rewards program that…read morekeeps you informed. Stop in for the 25% off glass and crystal sale. It's a win win!

Nice resale shop. Good prices. Good selections. Unfortunately, I didn't find anything in my…read moresize...lol

This place is out of business. Unless you really search you will think it is open but it really has…read morebeen a closed for a while

I recently discovered this special consignment store by accident. The store is not easily seen from…read moreTownline Road, Rt. 60 in Vernon Hills. I stopped in and was greeted by one of the owners, Patty, a very friendly, helpful woman that showed me around and pointed out some of the upscale items she had. This diamond in the rough store had beautiful handbags, jewelry and designer clothing priced unbelievably low! Plan on enough time to dig through the many layers of clothes tightly packed on racks, the owners plan on expanding the store since its popularity and hope they succeed. I left with so many treasures and decided to bring my own designer clothes and bags to this store after seeing what they carry. Want something with quality and style, this is the place! T Defazio

Definitely a larger Salvation Army than your average stores. This place looks really creepy inside…read more Lights flicker, the smell of thrift fills the air, and there's a sight of unorganized clothes in the distance. But needless to say, they do have a great selection of clothing and lot's of named brands. Also Salvation Army's always have 1/2 off sales on certain tag colors weekly. Swing by with low expectations and maybe you'll find something of high expectations.

The Mundelein Salvation Army was my go to thrift store for many years. I have found many amazing…read moreitems here over the years. Sorry to say that it's not the same anymore, as it's gone downhill during the past few years. A recent disappointment has been the reduction of the senior discount from 25% to 10% on Wednesdays. It can be difficult to navigate inside the store since large clothing racks with new items are left within the aisles, obstructing the racks and making it difficult to shop. Although the clothing is supposed to be sorted by size, it is so mixed up that the organization system has been rendered useless for the most part. Overhead lights are flickering in several areas of the store which makes me feel uncomfortable and gives me a headache. The fitting rooms are dirty and unwelcoming, and I dread using them. I have to wonder what's happened to all the great items I used to come across regularly, since now so much of what's in the store feels like it's been picked over. Prices tend to be a bit more reasonable than some other thrift stores, but the selection has been sub par as of late. They used to have a nice selection of jewelry items, but they no longer carry jewelry. I used to see nice quality handbags, shoes and clothing in the store, but now that's rare. I can't help but wonder if the better donations are going somewhere else now.

Horrible customer service and they only greet certain people, if they don't like how you look,…read morethey'll just stare blankly when you walk in

Went into American Eagle today, and no one said hello or asked how I was doing…read more I go to the counter and the girl gave poor customer service.. so rude, and not present with us at all. She forgot to take the security tag off my pants, and I had to go back.. The other cashier looked at me so negatively, never asked how I was, or anything.. not even a hello.. She asked for my receipt assuming I was stealing, even though I had just been in there and had two bags with clothes in it. Didn't say bye or have a nice day.. If I were their boss, I would fire them all. Won't be seeing me around.

This is the closest one to Evanston now that the location in Northbrook closed a few years ago. I…read morelove H&M but sizing and quality can be hit or miss, so I often have to return at least a few things from online ordering. This is a pretty good-sized store and it's well-organized with a good selection. However, returns are kind of annoying (not this location's fault, but H&M's fault as a whole). While I was returning a few items from my online order in store, I noticed something from my order that I had purchased a few days before had gone on clearance. I loved the item so obviously I didn't bring it to the store because I wasn't planning to return it. But, they had the exact same size and color as the one that I had purchased on the floor, and I had my order form with me (because I was returning other stuff). They wouldn't do a price adjustment because it was a clearance item, so instead I rebought the item in-store and then tried to return it with my old receipt. That didn't work, because apparently every individual item has a different SKU, even if they are identical. I've never seen that happen in a store before (especially a fast-fashion store).

I Dont believe the opening hours are correct. I got there at 10:00 AM waited until 10:15 AM but it…read morewas still close.

Store Size: This Footlocker is one of the smaller sized Footlocker. The selections weren't too…read moregreat compared to the Footlocker at the Wood Field mall. Shoe Selection: The over selection of sneakers is limited compared to the bigger stores also the quantity isn't as great. Although the quantity is limited somewhat compared to the bigger Footlockers, you could always order a shoe from another nearby Footlocker or you always have the option of having the sales associate calling another store and holding a pair of shoes for you as well. Overall Experience: The overall experience at this store is average. The sales reps are fine depending on who you get. Sometimes I find that some of the sales reps are just constantly chit chatting with other customers/friends of theirs when other customers are waiting for a sales rep for assistance. All in all this Footlocker is good to get in and get out if you know what you want. If you're deciding on a shoe or need great suggestions from sales reps at this store I would recommend deciding ahead of time.

Came in looking for basketball shoes for my son. After asking question that where answered by…read moreAngel. My son tried on a few shoes. Walked out with a pair of basketball shoes and happy.

I have been using thread up for years. You do have to be careful what you buy, but 9 out of 10…read moreitems I bought were as described. Their customer service is amazing! If you don't want to send your used items to them, don't. There are plenty of women's shelters and thrift stores you can donate to. If you want money for clothes you no longer use, open your own store or use poshmark, Etsy, eBay or have a rummage sale. Otherwise help someone else out and DONATE!

I bought quiet a few things from thereaup online, and majority of the items were fine (about 60%)…read more Prices are relatively high for the used stuff, but it's the convenience of searching online, and free shipping. More than half the items have inaccurate measurements. A lot of clothes I got are really old, and were probably sitting in someone's closet for decades before they did a cleanout. I had to throw away quiet a few sports bras and leggings from them because the elastic had rotted into pieces and lost its elasticity, while description was saying item has barely any sign of wear. However, given all that, I got many items from them online with free shipping that I am enjoying. As a seller, don't expect much. If you send them expensive stuff, don't expect that they will even list them in your cleanout bundle, they will just disappear without any mention. If you have stuff that is sitting rotting in your closet for years or decades, it feels better to send it to threadup instead of leaving it in the alley or donating. At least maybe it will find a new owner that actually needs your stuff. If you are like me who prefers to give stuff away instead of throwing them out, it is a huge relief.

They have a great selection of fabrics. Anita was very helpful in guiding us in selections.read more

As a novice, I was nervous. But the selection, prices, and service were all so great, I never…read moreneeded to worry.

This is my rating based on the potential that I'm seeing with the redevelopment of this mall. Over…read moretime, this mall has generally been a good spot to gather with a quality set of stores, though there's definitely a lot more competition nearby with good options in all of the surrounding shopping centers that cover all the different varieties of shops and restaurants. With lots of indoor malls closing nearby, this setup has become a bit more of a rarity, and personally I still like having a large spot with furniture to sit down at when I need to rest, a climate controlled area for when it's too hot or cold outside, and lots of fun spots to do seasonal pictures. With Hawthorn 2.0, I'm quite excited for what is to come. It looks like there will be a fresh set of solid anchors like Perry's Steakhouse, AMC, Dave & Busters, Macy's, etc. If this develops similarly to Randhurst, this would be a great spot to gather in Vernon Hills. Even before this is complete however, Hawthorn Mall has retained more quality tenants and has an overall cleaner and more modern look than some of the other indoor malls nearby. With the next closest similar offering being Woodfield Mall, this is still a fairly unique offering.

Hawthorn Mall used to be a go to spot, especially for Christmas shopping. I have childhood memories…read moreof going there with my mother. It's sad to see all of the empty stores in the mall. It still has some favorites like Macy's, Maggiano's, and AMC theaters. I love going to Macy's. I can always find a bargain in the Backstage area! I hope that Hawthorn Mall can attract some new shops and return to its glory days.

Oh... Hot Topic. How dear you are to many middle school hearts. I was surprised to see Hot Topic…read morestill hanging on amidst all the stores going out of business. I had expected that people would have gotten over the trend of paying too much for so little. But I forgot that the world has a self-renewing supply of middle schoolers. Hot Topic has always been a cesspool of overpriced, poor quality products for people who think "rawr" means "I love you" in dinosaur. Yet where else could one waste money on novelty toys, Bertie Bott's, Tripp NYC pants, Hello Kitty pendants, and skull-shaped bottles of flaky nail polish all in one place? What's more, where else would one be able to witness a mother imploring her son to reconsider his purchase? Mom: "Honey, I don't know if you should wear this to school." Dark Master of Bleeding Tears: お母さん, it's totally fine. Plx can I get it? I went in here recently, and they've really cleaned their shit up. Even a few months ago, the store was so messy and dusty and disorganized. Looks great. It's kind of comforting-- the sun rises another day, Hot Topic sells pricey, crappy crap.

I love this one everyone is so friendly and I know everyone so it makes shopping easier!read more