THE SOURCING DIRECTORY

Best thrift stores in Chicago: choose your kind of shopping

Compare 85 Chicago and North Shore thrift, resale, vintage and antique shops, with 15 editable trip shortlists. Choose one neighborhood or suburban drive; appointment-only studios and unresolved hours are separate from walk-in trips.

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CHOOSE YOUR KIND OF SOURCING DAY

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Wicker Park: by-weight versus curated clothing 3 stops ↗West Town: vintage, furniture and salvage 3 stops ↗Roscoe Village: antiques and general thrift 3 stops ↗Lakeview: nonprofit thrift and consignment 3 stops ↗Andersonville: thrift, resale and oddities 3 stops ↗Oak Park: a sale-calendar pair 2 stops ↗Evanston and Wilmette: nonprofit resale 2 stops ↗Northbrook: home furnishings and thrift 2 stops ↗Libertyville: two nonprofit resale models 2 stops ↗Andersonville: vintage furniture, jewelry and nonprofit resale 3 stops ↗Belmont: European antiques and timepieces 2 stops ↗Humboldt Park to Hermosa: vintage home goods 2 stops ↗Evanston: vintage clothing and antiques 2 stops ↗Winnetka: local nonprofit thrift and curated decor 2 stops ↗North Shore furniture: Winnetka to Highwood 2 stops ↗

Wicker Park is a clothing comparison; West Town suits vintage and salvage; Lakeview and Andersonville mix resale models. North Shore options are separate driving trips. Browse all listed shops below, but choose a small shortlist before you leave.

Where to start: picks by shopping goal

Our picks match a shopping goal with the store’s format and location, using operator information, dated shopper discussions and identified review sources. This is desk research, not firsthand testing or a ranked survey. Shopper opinions are attributed below; hours, addresses and policies come from operator sources. Reviewed October 18, 2026.

For patient clothing digging: Village Discount

Choose Logan Square or Roscoe Village for a broad rack browse. Village Discount is a multi-store thrift network, rather than a selected-clothing boutique.

Tradeoff: Allow sorting and inspection time. Outlet in the name does not establish by-the-pound pricing, and a budget reputation does not establish today’s price.

Shopper reports: An October 2025 AskChicago thread recommended Village Discount for digging and budget finds; other commenters said prices had risen. A September 2026 budget-shopping thread also mentioned it.

Shopper discussion, October 2025 · Budget discussion, September 2026 · Operator locations

For home goods and nonprofit resale: Brown Elephant

Choose Northalsted for the Belmont-area trip or Andersonville for a Clark Street day. Both sell clothing and home goods; proceeds support Howard Brown Health’s LGBTQ+ healthcare.

Tradeoff: Inspect condition, measure furniture and arrange transport. An interesting vintage piece is not automatically a profitable resale purchase.

Shopper reports: Individual March 2026 Google reviews reproduced by Wanderlog praised Northalsted’s clothing, furniture and housewares. Chicago Reddit commenters also recommended Brown Elephant, with differing views on price. These are shopper experiences, not a stock list.

Dated reviews, March 2026 · Chicago shopper discussion · Operator formats and locations

For selected clothing: Crossroads Lincoln Park

Crossroads Trading - Lincoln Park - Chicago, IL

Start at this network resale shop when you want selected clothing and accessories rather than a large donated-goods sort. The operator confirms the North Clark Street branch and its selling waitlist.

Tradeoff: Selected resale serves a different budget from general thrift. Check intake options separately before bringing items to sell.

Shopper reports: A commenter in the October 2025 discussion singled out Lincoln Park Crossroads for curated selection. That preference does not establish the same experience at every branch.

Shopper discussion, October 2025 · Branch and selling information

Wicker Park: clothing by weight and selected inventory

Happy Belated, Ragstock and Una Mae’s offer different ways to buy. Price by weight does not replace checking flaws, labels and fit. Una Mae’s also sells new merchandise. Layers is not included while its current shopping schedule remains unconfirmed.

West Town and Roscoe: furniture versus collectibles

Choose West Town for selected vintage and architectural salvage, or Roscoe Village for antiques plus general thrift. Warehouse 55 Chicago remains off these lists while its conflicting Monday schedule is unresolved. Circa Modern is a separate calendar stop on the second and fourth weekends, noon-5pm, in suite 507.

Lakeview and Andersonville: compare resale formats

Mount Sinai and Brown Elephant use nonprofit resale models. Elliott Consignment and 2nd STREET use different intake and resale formats; Woolly Mammoth specializes in antiques and oddities. Keep the shortlist focused on the categories you can inspect and price.

Oak Park: plan around a real sale date

Economy Shop is not an everyday thrift stop. Confirm a shopping date before pairing it with Animal Care League’s Harrison Street shop. Donation receiving and office hours do not establish sale-day access.

North Shore: choose one drive

Evanston/Wilmette, Northbrook and Libertyville are separate options. Forest & Found in Lake Forest is an optional stop with Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday hours, not an automatic extension of every North Shore route.

Vintage furniture and jewelry near Andersonville

District at 5430 North Clark and Rare Form at 5438 are close neighbors with different inventory. District mixes refinished mid-century furniture with new upholstery and has a rear parking lot. Rare Form combines vintage jewelry and historical objects with new gifts and stationery. Brown Elephant at 5404 adds a nonprofit resale comparison. Andersonville Antiques is mapped at its current 5234 address, but its regular hours still need confirmation.

Antique stores near Belmont and Irving Park

Antique Resources specializes in European furniture, lighting and art; Father Time focuses on watches and clocks. Their shared walk-in window is Wednesday-Saturday noon-5pm. The New Lincoln Antique Mall is a separate Irving Park drive for vendor antiques, clothing and decor, with free rear parking off Troy and Tuesday closure. Specialist shops are not evidence of thrift-level prices.

Humboldt Park and Hermosa vintage home goods

Humboldt House mixes vintage furniture with new gifts and homewares. Beyond Grandma's House carries furniture, lighting and collectibles at 2321 North Keystone, with shorter Thursday-Sunday hours. The shops are a drive apart; choose this pair for home goods rather than assuming a clothing-focused outing. Beyond Grandma's House takes item submissions by photo before intake.

Evanston vintage clothing near Davis Street

Heyday Vintage Collective adds a clothing-focused stop at 522 Davis Street, with daily noon-7pm shopping listed by Downtown Evanston. Pair it with Secret Treasures only during that shop’s Wednesday-Saturday 11am-3pm shopping window. Its Tuesday pickup/drop-off window is not shopping access.

Winnetka resale and a separate Highwood extension

Winnetka Thrift Shop at 992 Green Bay and Redefined Decor at 994 are an adjacent thrift-versus-curated-antiques comparison, Monday-Saturday 10-5. Redefined has moved from West Grand in Chicago. Old Plank has also moved out of its old Chicago location and now lists 210 Green Bay in Highwood; treat that as a longer optional North Shore drive, with Saturday closing at 4pm.

Appointment-only vintage studios

Silver Moon’s vintage bridal studio is at 4611 North Ravenswood, Suite 207, a second-floor walkup. Book before travel; its shopping and alteration windows differ. The Goody Vault in the Flat Iron building at 1579 North Milwaukee requires booking at least 24 hours ahead for Thursday-Sunday noon-6pm. Neither is a casual walk-in trip stop.

START WITH A SHORTLIST

Trips you can make your own

These are starting points, not timed or optimized routes. Check each shop’s current hours, then change the order or remove stops. Opening a shortlist does not replace your saved trip.

3 stops

Wicker Park: by-weight versus curated clothing

Compare Happy Belated’s clothing sold by weight with Ragstock and Una Mae’s selected inventory. Una Mae’s mixes new and vintage goods, so inspect each piece before treating it as resale inventory. Happy Belated lists fitting rooms and receipt-based store-credit returns.

Happy Belated Clothing - Chicago, IL2025 W North Ave, Chicago, IL 60647
Ragstock - Wicker Park - Chicago, IL1459 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL
Una Mae's - Chicago, IL1528 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60622

Daily overlap starts at noon. Una Mae’s closes at 6pm Sunday-Wednesday and 7pm Thursday-Saturday. Happy Belated’s recorded rate is $10 per pound; check the current rate and inspect condition before weighing.

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3 stops

West Town: vintage, furniture and salvage

Start with Dovetail, compare Lost Girls Vintage, then make a separate stop at Salvage One for furnishings, architectural salvage and vintage goods. Allow room for inspection and transport rather than adding more neighborhoods.

Dovetail - Chicago, IL1452 W Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL 60642
Lost Girls Vintage - West Town - Chicago, IL1935 W Division St, Chicago, IL
Salvage One - Chicago, IL1840 W Hubbard St, Chicago, IL 60622

Thursday-Friday: noon-5pm recorded overlap; Saturday-Sunday: 11am-5pm. Salvage One’s Monday-Wednesday access is by appointment and is not included in this walk-in window.

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3 stops

Roscoe Village: antiques and general thrift

Compare Lazy Dog and Good Old Days for antiques and collectibles, then use Village Discount Outlet as the general-thrift comparison. These are separate addresses; check directions before choosing your order.

The Lazy Dog Antique Store - Chicago, IL1903 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL 60657
Good Old Days Antiques - Chicago, IL2138 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL 60618
Village Discount Outlet - Roscoe Village - Chicago, IL2043 West Roscoe Street, Chicago, IL

Tuesday-Sunday overlap begins at noon. Good Old Days closes at 5pm Monday-Thursday and Sunday, or 6pm Friday-Saturday. Lazy Dog is closed Monday.

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3 stops

Lakeview: nonprofit thrift and consignment

Pair Mount Sinai Resale with Brown Elephant Northalsted and Elliott Consignment Lakeview. The first two are nonprofit resale operations; Elliott is consignment. Compare the item and condition instead of assuming the shopping models have the same pricing.

Mount Sinai Resale Shop - Chicago, IL2902 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60657
Brown Elephant - Northalsted - Chicago, IL812 W Belmont Ave, Chicago, IL
Elliott Consignment - Lakeview - Chicago, IL3015 N Broadway, Chicago, IL 60657

Monday-Friday: 11am-7pm recorded overlap. Saturday: 11am-6pm. Sunday: noon-5pm; Mount Sinai closes first.

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3 stops

Andersonville: thrift, resale and oddities

Compare Brown Elephant with 2nd STREET, then add Woolly Mammoth for antiques and unusual collectibles. Keep the third stop only if those categories fit what you sell.

Brown Elephant - Andersonville - Chicago, IL5404 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL
2nd STREET - Andersonville - Chicago, IL5228 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640
Woolly Mammoth Antiques & Oddities - Chicago, IL1513 W Foster Ave, Chicago, IL 60640

Daily noon-5pm recorded overlap. Woolly Mammoth closes first; Brown Elephant and 2nd STREET keep later recorded hours.

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2 stops

Oak Park: a sale-calendar pair

Use Economy Shop only on a confirmed public sale day, then compare Animal Care League’s 2nd Chance Shop. Economy’s office and donation schedule does not establish shopping access. ACL’s disputed postal ZIP is omitted; the Harrison Street store location is matched.

Economy Shop - Oak Park, IL103 S Grove Ave, Oak Park, IL 60302
Animal Care League 2nd Chance Shop - Oak Park, IL808 Harrison St, Oak Park, IL

Calendar-only trip: Economy lists announced sales 9am-3pm; ACL shops Wednesday-Sunday 11:30am-6:30pm. The shared window is 11:30am-3pm only when an announced sale falls on an ACL shopping day. Check the live calendar; do not assume every Saturday is open.

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2 stops

Evanston and Wilmette: nonprofit resale

Compare the two YWCA Shop for Good branches. Evanston’s current address is 2122 Central Street; an old Dempster Street reference is not the destination. These are separate community stops with a drive between them.

YWCA Shop for Good - Evanston - Evanston, IL2122 Central St, Evanston, IL 60201
YWCA Shop for Good - Wilmette - Wilmette, IL1107 Central Ave, Wilmette, IL 60091

Tuesday-Thursday: noon-5pm shared shopping window. Friday-Saturday: 10am-5pm. Both branches are closed Sunday-Monday. Donation receiving hours differ from shopping.

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2 stops

Northbrook: home furnishings and thrift

Village Treasure House supplies selected home furnishings and decor; Goodwill Northbrook adds a general-inventory thrift comparison at a separate address. Measure pieces and vehicle capacity before buying furniture.

Village Treasure House - Northbrook, IL1460 Paddock Dr, Northbrook, IL 60062
Goodwill - Northbrook - Northbrook, IL4131 Dundee Rd., Northbrook, IL 60062

Tuesday-Saturday: 11am-5pm recorded overlap. Village Treasure House lists all sales final. Confirm pickup/loading arrangements for large purchases.

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2 stops

Libertyville: two nonprofit resale models

Compare local nonprofit Upscale Rummage with the St. Vincent de Paul network shop. Upscale’s entrance is behind the Mario Tricoci/Sell a Cow building: follow the pink signs and pink door. Their address notes and hours belong to the individual shops.

Upscale Rummage - Libertyville, IL801 E Park Ave, Libertyville, IL 60048
St. Vincent de Paul - Libertyville - Libertyville, IL168 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL

Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday: 10am-4pm shared window. Wednesday: 10am-6:30pm, reflecting Upscale’s later Wednesday closing. Upscale is closed Sunday-Monday.

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3 stops

Andersonville: vintage furniture, jewelry and nonprofit resale

District and Rare Form are neighboring Clark Street shops; Brown Elephant is nearby at a separate address. Compare mixed new/vintage retail with nonprofit resale; the lots and return rules differ.

District - Chicago, IL5430 N Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60640
Rare Form Chicago - Chicago, IL5438 N Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60640
Brown Elephant - Andersonville - Chicago, IL5404 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL

Mon-Sat 11am-6pm; Sun 11am-5pm shared window.

Open Andersonville: vintage furniture, jewelry and nonprofit resale shortlist

2 stops

Belmont: European antiques and timepieces

A specialist antiques pair for furniture, lighting, clocks and watches. These are separate Belmont storefronts. Plan transport for larger pieces and inspect condition before a final-sale purchase.

Antique Resources - Chicago, IL1741 W Belmont Avenue, Chicago, IL 60657
Father Time Antiques - Chicago, IL2108 W Belmont Avenue, Chicago, IL 60618

Wed-Sat noon-5pm shared window; Antique Resources has no regular Sunday shopping.

Open Belmont: European antiques and timepieces shortlist

2 stops

Humboldt Park to Hermosa: vintage home goods

A driving pair for home furnishings and collectibles. Start with the shorter opening window at Beyond Grandma’s House; do not treat the pair as adjacent or an optimized driving route.

Humboldt House - Chicago, IL1045 N California Avenue, Chicago, IL 60622
Beyond Grandma's House Vintage - Chicago, IL2321 N Keystone Avenue, Chicago, IL 60639

Thu 2pm-6pm; Fri 1pm-5pm; Sat 10am-4pm; Sun 1pm-5pm shared windows.

Open Humboldt Park to Hermosa: vintage home goods shortlist

2 stops

Evanston: vintage clothing and antiques

Compare Heyday’s multi-vendor vintage apparel with Secret Treasures’ antiques and smalls. Davis and Dempster are separate stops; Tuesday receiving at Secret Treasures is not retail shopping.

Heyday Vintage Collective - Evanston, IL522 Davis Street, Evanston, IL 60201
Secret Treasures - Evanston, IL605 Dempster St., Evanston, IL

Wed-Sat noon-3pm shared shopping window. Secret Treasures closes first.

Open Evanston: vintage clothing and antiques shortlist

2 stops

Winnetka: local nonprofit thrift and curated decor

Adjacent Green Bay Road shops at 992 and 994. Winnetka’s Wednesday donation closure does not close its retail shop. Redefined Decor is at its announced new Winnetka location, not its former Grand Avenue address.

Winnetka Thrift Shop - Winnetka, IL992 Green Bay Road, Winnetka, IL 60093
Redefined Decor - Winnetka, IL994 Green Bay Road, Winnetka, IL 60093

Mon-Sat 10am-5pm shared shopping window.

Open Winnetka: local nonprofit thrift and curated decor shortlist

2 stops

North Shore furniture: Winnetka to Highwood

A longer optional driving pair for antique and vintage furnishings, not a walkable route or a short extension of every Chicago outing. Check traffic, vehicle space and collection arrangements before buying.

Redefined Decor - Winnetka, IL994 Green Bay Road, Winnetka, IL 60093
Old Plank - Highwood, IL210 Green Bay Road, Highwood, IL 60040

Tue-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat 10am-4pm shared window. Old Plank is closed Sunday-Monday.

Open North Shore furniture: Winnetka to Highwood shortlist

Before you buy or bring items in

These trips start with published shop details and source checks, not firsthand recommendations or measured resale margins. Pins are approximate store locations, not verified entrances.

Separate shopping from donation and consignment intake. YWCA branches and resale stores can accept goods on different schedules. Check acceptance rules before loading a car.

Bring measurements and transport plans for furniture. Village Treasure House lists all sales final. Happy Belated uses receipt-based store credit for returns; check the full policy on the profile.

A dated sale notice, appointment window or second/fourth-weekend showroom is not an everyday opening. Check holiday exceptions and the current official calendar before a special trip.

Use the profit calculator for fees and transport costs, inspect condition, and leave enough time to photograph and list what you buy. The directory and planning tools remain free.

Practical questions for this trip

How were these stores chosen?

These are researched starting picks by shopping goal, not a paid ranking or firsthand verdict. Operator sources establish format and location; dated shopper discussions add context. Check the exact item and total cost before buying.

Can I cover all these Chicago shops in one day?

Choose one neighborhood shortlist or one suburban drive. The guide covers several areas so you can compare options; it is not a timed metro-wide itinerary.

Which trip includes clothing sold by weight?

The Wicker Park list includes Happy Belated. Its operator lists a by-weight model, fitting rooms and store-credit returns. That does not establish unsorted outlet bins or wholesale inventory.

Why are some researched shops missing from shortlists?

Shops with unresolved shopping hours stay out of public trip buttons. Appointment-only studios and calendar-based sales require advance planning; donation hours do not establish shopping access.

Where can I compare independent vintage shops in Andersonville?

District and Rare Form are neighboring North Clark shops with mixed vintage and new inventory. Brown Elephant adds nonprofit resale nearby. Andersonville Antiques has a supported current address but is excluded from timed trips until regular hours are confirmed.

Which Chicago vintage shops require appointments?

Book Silver Moon’s Ravenswood bridal studio and The Goody Vault before travel. Silver Moon identifies a second-floor walkup; ask about your access needs before booking. They are separate specialist visits, not walk-in route stops.

FROM SOURCING TO SELLING

Turn the trip into listed inventory

Set a buy limit

Check condition-matched sold comparisons, fees and travel costs before purchasing.

Keep purchases identifiable

Record each item’s cost, flaws, measurements and photos together so they can be processed later.

Leave time to list

Choose fewer stops if it means the purchases get photographed, stored and listed promptly.

Keep planning with the free profit calculator, condition-notes guide and printable sourcing checklist. Clothing sellers can also use the research library before buying.

Guide sources reviewed October 21, 2026: Village Discount Outlet - Little Village - Chicago, IL · Brown Elephant - Andersonville - Chicago, IL · Avenues Thrift Shoppe - Chicago, IL · Norwood Life Society Thrift Shop - Chicago, IL · Kokorokoko - Chicago, IL · Secret Treasures - Evanston, IL · The WasteShed - Humboldt Park - Chicago, IL · store B vintage - Chicago, IL · Luvsick Plus - Chicago, IL · Lost Girls Vintage - Logan Square - Chicago, IL · Goodwill Store and Donation Center - Evanston - Evanston, IL · Scout x Salvage Haus - Chicago, IL · Monarch Thrift Shop - Chicago, IL · Vintage Frills - Chicago, IL · Knee Deep Vintage - Chicago, IL · Gem: A Vintage Collective - Chicago, IL · Crossroads Trading - Lincoln Park - Chicago, IL · Crossroads Trading - Wicker Park - Chicago, IL · Crossroads Trading - Evanston - Evanston, IL · Buffalo Exchange - Wicker Park - Chicago, IL · 2nd STREET - Lincoln Park - Chicago, IL · Woolly Mammoth Antiques & Oddities - Chicago, IL · Broadway Antique Market - Chicago, IL · Elliott Consignment - Lakeview - Chicago, IL · ReNew Family Consignment - Libertyville, IL · North Shore Exchange - Wilmette - Wilmette, IL · Mount Sinai Resale Shop - Chicago, IL · My Sister's Closet - Chicago, IL · Happy Belated Clothing - Chicago, IL · Dovetail - Chicago, IL · Circa Modern - Chicago, IL · Born Again Consignment Parlor - Chicago, IL · The RealReal - Chicago - Chicago, IL · Ragstock - Wicker Park - Chicago, IL · Animal Care League 2nd Chance Shop - Oak Park, IL · Upscale Rummage - Libertyville, IL · Una Mae's - Chicago, IL · The Lazy Dog Antique Store - Chicago, IL · Good Old Days Antiques - Chicago, IL · Salvage One - Chicago, IL · Village Treasure House - Northbrook, IL · Forest & Found - Lake Forest, IL · YWCA Shop for Good - Wilmette - Wilmette, IL · Richard's Fabulous Finds - Chicago, IL · Economy Shop - Oak Park, IL · Goodwill - Avondale - Chicago, IL · Goodwill - Chicago Washington Boulevard - Chicago, IL · Goodwill - Chicago Western Avenue - Chicago, IL · Goodwill - Glenview - Glenview, IL · Goodwill - Northbrook - Northbrook, IL · Goodwill - West Town - Chicago, IL · Unique Halsted - Chicago, IL · Unique Elston - Chicago, IL · Unique Bricktown - Chicago, IL · Savers - Ashland - Chicago, IL · Habitat ReStore Chicago - South - Chicago, IL · St. Vincent de Paul - Libertyville - Libertyville, IL · District · Silver Moon · Redefined Decor · Humboldt House · Rare Form Chicago · Beyond Grandma's House Vintage · So Happy You're Here · The Goody Vault · Winnetka Thrift Shop · Heyday Vintage Collective · Antique Resources · Old Plank · Andersonville Antiques · Father Time Antiques · The New Lincoln Antique Mall. This is an online source review, not a firsthand visit. Store profiles retain their own check dates.

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2nd STREET - Andersonville - Chicago, IL

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5228 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640

Daily 11am-8pm.

Best thrift stores in Chicago: choose your kind of shopping

Start with a neighborhood and a shopping model

Where to start: picks by shopping goal

For patient clothing digging: Village Discount

For home goods and nonprofit resale: Brown Elephant

For selected clothing: Crossroads Lincoln Park

Wicker Park: clothing by weight and selected inventory

West Town and Roscoe: furniture versus collectibles

Lakeview and Andersonville: compare resale formats

Oak Park: plan around a real sale date

North Shore: choose one drive

Vintage furniture and jewelry near Andersonville

Antique stores near Belmont and Irving Park

Humboldt Park and Hermosa vintage home goods

Evanston vintage clothing near Davis Street

Winnetka resale and a separate Highwood extension

Appointment-only vintage studios

Trips you can make your own

Wicker Park: by-weight versus curated clothing

West Town: vintage, furniture and salvage

Roscoe Village: antiques and general thrift

Lakeview: nonprofit thrift and consignment

Andersonville: thrift, resale and oddities

Oak Park: a sale-calendar pair

Evanston and Wilmette: nonprofit resale

Northbrook: home furnishings and thrift

Libertyville: two nonprofit resale models

Andersonville: vintage furniture, jewelry and nonprofit resale

Belmont: European antiques and timepieces

Humboldt Park to Hermosa: vintage home goods

Evanston: vintage clothing and antiques

Winnetka: local nonprofit thrift and curated decor

North Shore furniture: Winnetka to Highwood

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How were these stores chosen?

Can I cover all these Chicago shops in one day?

Which trip includes clothing sold by weight?

Why are some researched shops missing from shortlists?

Where can I compare independent vintage shops in Andersonville?

Which Chicago vintage shops require appointments?

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Keep purchases identifiable

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