YA Ready Store & Boutique - Shop IL (Near Chicago)

Lisa Wohlhart I love this boutique! It has become my go-to destination for all my denim (my 21 year old daughter now buys their denim as well). They have a variety of styles that cater to so many people. What I love most is Jill, the owner. She is so personable and truly gets to know you, your style (even your insecurities) and makes fantastic recommendations. She keeps her buyers in mind when she’s bringing new things in. I find so many things at Gracie Lou’s from fashion, jewelry, decor etc. I highly recommend.

Jessica Lindholm Lelas is an awesome shop with a mix of new and old items at great prices. They have everything from clothing, to furniture to household items and greeting cards. The Lacon store even has batteries so you dont have to drive to another town. The owners are super friendly and watch out for items their customers are looking for. If you collect a specific item, let them know. They will let you know when things come in.

HairBabe She’s the sweetest and best around! We’ve had a flower girl dress and bridesmaid dress altered beautifully. She’s fast, efficient, and affordable. I’m sure to leave her a bit extra because she is that good.

Ryder Littler 10/10 Cups And Clothing Come Shop here Women’s boutique clothes and Men and Women’s cups

Debbie Cherry This looks like a very small shop. But it is not! It goes far back inside and its filled with awesome treasures! Priced to sell. Friendly staff too! Check it out when going through our little town.

Irene Karedis Borys One of my favorite hidden treasures in the Quad Cities. This Thrift Shop in the basement of Building 60/ Heritage Hall is full of many little treasures for those who enjoy the chance to look. The childrens clothing section is full of racks of clothes organized by size, toys and best of all such amazing books. There are lightly used clothing organized by size and type for both men and women. And Ive been impressed by the number of pieces of furniture, larger childrens items like strollers, outdoor furniture and grills, another high ticket items that are not often found at Thrift shops. And of course my favorite is the decorative items, I love to treasure hunt for handmade ceramics or unique pieces. It makes sense if you think about it, a portion of the military community in the Quad Cities moves here and naturally, is constantly purging. The proceeds from the thrift shop go directly to benefit the military community with scholarships and grants. So I love to give my donations to a good cause and Im not the only one.