A trip to Chicago is worth it just for the fabulous thrift stores. I have a passion for dressing nicely, but I resent paying a lot for clothing. I recognize the importance of quality pieces, but there's nothing like thrift store clothing to spice up your wardrobe. Here are my 11 favorite thrift stores worthy of your presence.
1. Buffalo Exchange

1478 N. Milwaukee Avenue
2. My Sister's Closet
For brands like Saint John's to Karl Lagerfeld. They don't know how to price clothing making you walk out with multiple pieces of designer ware for under $50.
5413 W. Devon Avenue
3. Reckless Records
This is my mother's go to for records galore. Great selection with a lovely ambience.
1379 N. Milwaukee Avenue
4. Dusty Grove
Don't let the name turn you off. Dusty Grove is far from dusty with a plethora of unusual, new, and vintage music.
1120 N. Ashland
5. Crossroads
My heart belongs to Crossroads. Satisfying brands, lovely employees, and a fabulous selection of clothing.
1519 N. Milwaukee
6. Luxury Garage Sale
This is a more expensive option, but if you're looking for designers like Dior, Chanel, its the place for you!
7. McShane's Exchange
I've been going here since I was little. If you're looking for quality brands mixed with housewares, this is your go to.
815 W. Armitage Avenue
8. Ark Thrift Store
If you're not looking for clothes, but strictly home goods and refreshing furniture, this is the spot.
1302 N. Milwaukee Avenue
9. Threads
If you're looking for another spot for furniture, this is a must. Threads has an immense collection of furniture and clothing!
2327 N. Milwaukee Avenue
10. Pilsen Vintage
For unseen clothing along with a quality experience, Pilsen Vintage is a must. Their clothing selection is the most funky out of the bunch.
1430 W. 18th Street
11. Myopic Books
For any book worms out there, this is your nirvana. Two stories of well organized books leaving you in pure bliss. Plus, there's a little reading area on the second floor to hang out and preview books.































