Thrift stores in Chicago, Illinois: 3503 W 63rd St; 7710 W Touhy Ave; +123 more. Hours, phone numbers, map and directions for each.
75 of 125 with their hours listed.
125 listed · checked Sep 29, 2026
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Garage & yard sales
None listed in Chicago itself right now — the nearest ones over the next 10 days, with dates and hours. Street names only: the full address is on each listing.
Listings from Yard Sale Treasure Map, read weekly before the weekend.
Resale market
$19 median resale · Dining & kitchen
Shelves Chicago thrift stores name on their own sites resell for a median $19 (dining & kitchen) on resale marketplaces — most sell between $11 and $32.
20 of 125 thrift stores here name what they stock on their own sites.
U.S. marketplace sold prices per shelf, last 90 days — not a store's own sales. Data through Oct 15, 2026. Resale price guide →
At a glance
The nearest liquidator warehouse is about 11 mi from Chicago. Compare the tags at 63rd St Thrift, Avenues Thrift Shoppe and El Dorado.
Hours
61 list hours for today — latest closing first. Open now in Chicago:
Lots
Thrift racks price by tag colour and rotate which colour is discounted, so the day matters more than the rack.
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Claim your listing125 listed. Each one gets a page of its own once a second source, its own chain, its own website or a recent map check confirms it.
117 of the 125 are in 46 ZIP codes: 60411, 60607, 60608, 60609, 60610, 60611, 60612, 60613 and 38 more; the rest list no ZIP code.
75 of the 125 list their hours.
Melrose Park (9 mi, 3 listed).
Dining & kitchen, accessories, shoes, shirts — named on the stores' own sites. Dining & kitchen resell for a median $19 on resale marketplaces (national sold prices, not the stores' own sales).
Yes — 125 thrift stores are listed in Chicago, each with its address and map on this page.
Mostly. Both sell used goods, donated or bought in. Consignment shops, which pay the owner when an item sells, have a list of their own.
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