Family Thrift Center - Thrift store in Houston - 17270 TX-249, USA

They have a big selection but their prices have gotten outrageous!!! A USED Nike jacket $25. That isn't a thrift price to me. Used belts $12-15. I can buy brand new for same price!!!

The clothing is always fully stocked but the ĥouseware and misc sections usually only have cups and not much of anything else. Some pieces are almost the brand new retail price but if you look there's still fair prices.

Great prices! Very reasonable. Got a fantastic sweater that looks brand new, now one of my favorites!

This is one of the best Family Thrift Centers with a wide selection of clothing and apparel. The prices very reasonable with most dresses costing under $10. The staff restocks the shelves throughout the day. There are a limited number of dressing rooms for trying on clothes. If you like to thrift, this place is a gold mine.

I love it here. Super organized and the ladies are the sweetest. I love coming here.

Be careful. There are some decent deals but found a lot of items were a rip-off. Like this item bought on clearance for $2 and then donated. Family thrift wants to sell it for over $7. Prices compared to that of a resale shop rather than a thrift store. Further more the cashier pretended not to speak English in order to avoid helping someone with a complaint. It's a thrift store so don't expect 5 star service or honest pricing. I found exactly what I expected in the ways of customer service and having to dig for decent deals. The store was as clean one can expect and organized well.

(9-21-20) -- The cashier refused to sell me an item priced 91 cents. I was told a "1" had been rubbed off and the real price was $1.91. Sounds like a scam to me so I left without the item. Beware if you shop here, they might raise the price on you.

If you go here and want a quality experience you need to book off about 2 hours to make sure you can go through all the Racks properly. I like to do a hand over hand on the top of the hanger so I can have a look at each item quickly before I stop and pull something i like out, to check the size. They have tennis outfits and workout gear and bathing suits in the back left-hand corner that wrap around the back of the store. They have a larger than most men's section off to the right and a large area of General garage sale type items. And although the items are mostly donated I do believe this is a for-profit business, which is fine but just to know that is it is not supporting a charity. The changing rooms are always a mess, I would suggest bringing a piece of paper or two to stand on and then throwing those out because the floors haven't been clean since 1972 I'm sure. Have a friend watch the door while you are trying on stuff just in case someone tries to come in on your room because sometimes the lock doesn't work. They do have children's wear some bedding and they have seasonal jackets. They have gowns and fancy dresses directly to the left when you walk in. They have jeans dress pants skirts shorts shirts of all kinds some Blazers and jackets some lingerie a small section of underwear although I don't know why, childrenswear and there are Footwear atop the racks throughout the store but unfortunately they put the security tag usually through the leather or somewhere obvious so it wrecks the shoes so you might want to pass on trying to find shoes there. Some people don't like thrift stores but I love this thrift store and prefer it actually over Plato's Closet. If you buy over $10 worth of clothing up to 20 30 40 $50 you will then earn a credit of discount on Sunday. Meaning if you bought $50 worth of stuff anything you buy on Sunday will be 50% off. So needless to say Sundays are crazy there. And don't forget anything you buy there you're obviously going to wash so don't fear cooties from other people. that is silly. Enjoy! And yes that sign is real and is posted inside the changing rooms because it was an issue long ago. My suggestion is just don't touch the floor in the changing rooms.