I purchased a white suit, for a funeral and some black pants.The earrings I purchased I kept…read morethem.The owner was friendly nice and a pleasant person to talk to.

I was here last week and there are a large variety of beautiful women clothes. I was greeted very…read morenicely and they could answer all my questions. This store has been here for a while so I can tell they are trustworthy and educated about their business. I hope to be coming back here any time and make business with them again!!

great outfits and accessories for even better prices. everyone there is so friendly and helpfulread more

I've purchased several quality items from here for myself and my daughter . Special occasion…read moredresses. Years ago I bought a few pieces of quality costume jewelry. Very nice place. Large selection. Reasonable pricing. Great staff. Every experience here was an excellent experience. Every time I needed a dress for a special occasion, I've found it here. Never have I left empty handed.

Overall, the service was great when I was there in person, however trying to call or text this…read morebusiness is difficult as they don't really reply or return phone calls in regards to appointment. I also had measurements done from this place and the measurements were quite off and I had to go to another tailor to fix and alter the dress again. Overall, the seamstress is nice but overall would not necessarily go again

She does good work, but very expensive in my opinion. Ask before you start an order what the cost…read morewill be. I made the mistake of not doing that. One of the items in my order, for example, was replacing a drawstring waist with elastic. And it cost $45.

My wife and I went here in search of a men's African outfit for a fundraiser, and it could not have…read morebeen a more pleasant experience. The fact that my wife wished to purchase a men's outfit and not a dress did not seem to bother Rose at all, and she worked with us for about an hour to make sure that we made the right purchase. Her selection of clothing, fabrics, and other items is amazing. My eyes were dazzled and happy from just looking at them. It was a great experience, and we plan to return to make more purchases in the future. If you are in the market for authentic African clothing, you will not be disappointed.

I love shopping here! I have so many cute dresses & costs from Margaux & Max. We call JeDonna…read moreDinges (store owner) the clothes whisperer! Once she knows your size and style, you'll be all set! She knows her clients! This store was voted the best resale shop in Michigan. When walk into this beautifully decorated and well-stocked store it doesn't look or feel like a typical resale shop. She has an eye for couture, current trends, vintage, and formal wear in sizes from extra small to XXL. No matter what your size, you'll find fashionable clothing. She also carries accessories (scarves, jewelry, purses, etc...) One of her mottos is "being broke ain't cute" and her clothing is priced right. If you catch a sale, don't sleep on it. I've gotten many designer dresses around $30-$35. Of course there are items below and above this price! She usually does a weekly FB "live" so that you can see some of her mostly one of a kind inventory. There are dressing rooms inside with adequate space and full-size mirrors. There is still a mask policy. So wear one or she had them for you at the door. There's paid parking on 9 mile and in the back lot.

This is one of the most amazing vintage shops I've been to - just outside Detroit. That includes my…read morewanderings in Greenwich Village, Portland and Europe. The owner, Jadonna, has an eye for amazing fashion. The store is beautifully curated and very reasonably priced. I would make a trip back to the D just for this shop. Love it!

I had a good experience here today. Both of the gentlemen there were very helpful and I'm pleased…read morewith my safety shoes purchase. They have a large selection of women's safety shoes which I appreciated.

Far better than red wing shoes. The owner Eddie knows what he talking about. He knows his shoes He…read morehad to special order a size 15 for me!! Thanks again eddie. I will be back

David the owner was outstanding, knowledgeable, met my needs swiftly and efficientl…read more Great store lots to choose from in stock.

I have to start by saying I had to let time pass to write this review because I was so upset at the…read morebehavior/process of Jim's Tuxedo... First and foremost I would warn anyone who is thinking about renting from here. I drove 600+ miles to be fitted by the tailor at Jim's 4 months before the wedding (I was the best man, so it was important). The female with the glasses measured me, putting the height and weight in the wrong slots, not measuring my inseam (I've been measured before and this was never skipped) and doing everything extremely fast. 4 months later I return for the final fitting and pickup a few days before the wedding. The suit was too big, which happens and is understandable, but what wasn't understandable was the same woman who measured me immediately asked if I went on a diet, and I told her no and that I specifically didn't lose or gain weight because of the tux... She told who I can only assume is Jim, and he asked her who measured me. She said she did, and again I was asked if I had gone on a "crash diet", so I had to explain to Jim that I hadn't, which it's none of his business that I did or not. So I go back and take my stuff off (only the shirt fit) and notice there are no mirrors in the fitting room. I found this odd so I started looking around at the signs. One said that they are short staffed "like the rest of the country" - the country is no longer short staffed, and jims tuxedo is a family business. They also had an "American first" sign, while their shirts are "handcrafted in China". While reading the signs I also heard Jim talking to the woman who measured me, he told her to call the place that they ordered the tux from and her reply was "I don't call places" so he had to for her. (I have to note that before I tried on the tux I could hear the older, heavier woman that works there complain about how she was tired of trying people's suits on... I'm sorry, you don't do hardly anything you just put suspenders on and measure, we dress ourselves, we don't walk around naked in a tux shop, it's your job) I go back the next day to pick up my fixed tuxedo... And I immediately notice that the kirk plaque had grown into a full blown shrine on top of one of their clothing racks. The plaque was there along with a few other pictures and a t-shirt. I also noticed the "wanted" Trump t-shirt they had for sale behind the counter at this time. So clearly feeling like these people are forcing their political opinions on me, I just wanted my stuff and to go. I made sure everything fit, and this time the male with the long hair helped me. Which I shouldn't have to say it, but with working in a tux shop you'd think he'd be a little more clean cut and shave his neck? He wasn't even wearing socks. My stuff fit and I left. Everything SHOULD HAVE been right at this time. But. When all the groomsmen got to the hotel and started to get dressed I noticed that JIM'S TUXEDO HAD GIVEN ME THE WRONG CUFFLINK COLOR. This with everything added up is so out of line it's insane. Everyone had grey pearl and I had cheap looking black plastic. Luckily, Jim's gave one of the little kids in the wedding party an extra pair of the correct color so I used those. Even the suspenders were worn out and wouldn't stay closed/clasped, you have to bend them back when they get too worn or replace them, Jim's obviously has not done either. For Jim's tuxedo to be serving such a wide demographic, yet align themselves with such divisive characters, and then on top of that offer a subpar experience is doing the entire downriver community a disservice. Im going to recommend to everyone I know of downriver to not shop at Jim's, and to go to the mall or some other local shop. If the staff doesn't want to work, perform their duties, treat ALL the customers with grace, then let the business go because you're spoiling people's cherished moments and memories.

Goods is the newest addition to the businesses occupying the ground floor of the Park Shelton…read morebuilding on Woodward next to the DIA (neighboring Good Girls Go To Paris Crepes, Leopold's books, and Wasabi). And a welcome addition indeed! This is a great new stop for a unique gift for yourself or someone else, all done with local Detroit flavor. They carry a whole bunch of handmade stuff from local crafters - jewelry,apparel, dog collars and leashes, paper goods, art, and more. Most items are Detroit themed - a variety of tshirt designs sporting the Detroit Muscle and Defend Detroit slogans. And speaking of shirt designs, Goods will help you create your very own design while you wait. Shirts, bags, hoodies, etc....choose your font, choose your color, choose your style, and walk out with your custom clothing creation. Upon first browse I bought a bracelet for a friend, made of recycled Starbucks gift cards (can't picture it? neither could I before I saw it. Go to the store and check it out!), and there are at least 3-4 other items I have my eye on and may be returning for in the near future. I can't wait to see what else this store will add once they really get up and running. But for only a couple months into business, Goods is certainly delivering!

Got a Michigan/Detroit fan in your life? Goods is the place to get them some goodies. Plenty of…read moret-shirts with Michigan slogans and Detroit pride representin', and even some Michigan mittens (act fast! they're going like hotcakes!) to keep you appendages warm in these cold winter months. Don't see a shirt that's the right style? Don't worry! Even though they have their own selection in baby, kids and adult styles they also do custom orders and can help you design and create your shirt (or shirts) while you wait! As you're hanging on waiting for your order be sure to poke around all their other great stock--jewelry, hair accessories, stationary, cards, pet accessories, etc--all carried here and made by local artists/crafters. They even have a small but lovely selection of children's and women's clothing as well (aside from the t-shirts). The owner Karry is lovely. Very friendly and helpful. Located just across the street from the DIA and Wayne State campus, the shop is situated in a fabulous strip of other local indie shops that are worth your time as well (Leopold's books, Good Girls go to Paris Crepes, and coming soon--a new coffee shop and bakery. Huzzah!). Midtown is hoppin', ya'll, and Goods is a wonderful part of the scene!