This store is bare. Donations are skim and the save stuff sits on the shelves. Prices are going up…read moreon junk. I also was told the GM is taking the "Good Stuff" and reselling it.

Money is tight! At the Salvation Army resale store, you can still find great buys for new…read moremerchandise and clothing. I visited the new location to replace a pair of jeans that got ribbed on a raggedy fence. So glad, my leg was saved. So, I purchased 2 new pairs of jeans at 7.99 each. Great deal. The Downtown Detroit Store is not what it used to be. It is smaller and has less to select from than before COVID 19. I hope they move again soon. That was the spot!

We visited Boro on a recent trip to Detroit and we loved it. This consignment shop offers special,…read moreunique, and cool pieces that you won't see anywhere else. They have a great mix of clothing, outerwear, accessories, and shoes. My mom purchased the most special black cape/jacket, beautiful black leather heels, and the perfect Patricia Nash woven basket bag that I can't wait to borrow this summer. The staff is genuinely friendly and helpful! One woman in particular was so fun as she jumped from group to group. The prices reflect the special pieces they offer, but it's still a great value.

Incredibly, and thoughtfully curated collection. The merchandising drew me into every corner. They…read morealso had other local artists selling ceramics, art etc. Which created a supportive energy. Thank you Rachel, and Alyssa for your kindness. Excited to see this store continue to grow!!

Lots of vintage clothing, jewelry, wall decor and many other random items…read more Good for browsing for a while. It's a variety of different things here. Saw some old Stroh's bar signs.

We had just finished looking around next door and popped in to this shop to browse. It wasn't too…read morebusy so we took our time looking around. I think it's dog-friendly as we saw someone with their cute pup inside shopping. The space was open and not too cluttered, which I always appreciate since I can get kind of overwhelmed in vintage/antique shops. Each area was nicely curated and it was easy to tell where each "booth" started and ended. I saw a variety of housewares, clothing, decor, etc. and had fun looking around finding some treasures. We didn't end up buying anything this time, but would definitely stop in again next time we're in the area.

If you're serious about vintage and streetwear culture, Regeneration is top tier. This place isn't…read morejust racks of old clothes -- it's curated heat. Every section feels intentional, from the graphic tees to the retro jackets and rare sportswear finds. You can tell they actually care about quality and authenticity. The vibe inside is effortlessly cool. It's the kind of shop where you lose track of time because you're really digging through pieces and appreciating the details. The music, the layout, the energy -- it all adds to the experience. It feels like a true Detroit staple for anyone into fashion with personality. What makes it stand out is that you're not walking into a cookie-cutter retail store. You're finding pieces that no one else will have. When you step out in something from here, it's a statement. It's original. Now for me personally, the only challenge is fit -- and that's not on them. Because of my height and slim build (and the fact that I'm very particular about how my clothes fit), it can take some patience to find that perfect piece. Vintage sizing runs different, and I'm picky about tailoring and proportions. But when I do find something that fits exactly how I want? It feels like I struck gold. That's honestly part of the fun though -- the hunt. And Regeneration makes the hunt worth it. If you appreciate unique fashion, quality vintage, and pieces that actually stand out, this is the spot. I'll definitely keep coming back to see what new gems hit the racks.

I have been on both sides of the counter here as both a seller and a buyer, 10/10 highly recommend!…read moreI have been delighted to watch Regeneration grow and expand over the years. I always find something interesting! I especially like the expanded fitting room area.

I have passed this place many times, when it was closed…read more Mind the step up and into the store. They sell clothes, costume jewelry, furniture, glassware and many other random things. There is a second floor as well. Expensive fur coats for over $2.2k to short mink coats for just under $400. Fun to browse around to see the many offerings.

I love this store! I'm from out of state but I've made a point to visit whenever I'm in Michigan!…read moreThe workers are so friendly, the items are good quality, and there's large enough selection to consider it an antique mall. I love the atmosphere of the space and I'm excited to go visit again ! :)

Yes, this one is for my true vintage lovers. Juli and her mom Sara have the best spit I've seen in…read morea long time. The shop was curated with dresses, blouses, jewelry and pillbox hats with gloves. I could go on and on, but if you're looking for vintage not thrift this is your Windsor shop spot.

.::Gem in Windsor::…read more I loved this shop. The staff was very helpful and the shop owner was so delightful! She helped me find exactly what I was looking for and more. I was glad to see they had lots of smaller sized clothing as they seem harder to find at vintage shops.

I went in Ecotopia over the weekend because I'd heard they have a great selection of audio…read moreequipment. That's an understatement. There are stacks all over the store of receivers, tuners, turntables, and speakers. The owner, Moses, was super friendly. He was helping some other folks when we went in, so after he was done with them I asked him for his advice. I didn't realize that meant he would spend almost two hours with me, showing me what equipment he had. He really seems to know his stock back and forth, pulling out names of speakers that were under stacks and insisting that he'd love to let me hear them if I wanted. He told me about the speaker designers, the characteristics of each brand, and what kind of sounds would be emphasized with each. He insisted that every piece of equipment was fully checked when he brought it in He laid out all my options, within my price range, for the styles of music I listen to, and preferred making me listen to different speaker combinations rather than describing them to me. This took some time to attach and detach each set from the receiver, but I really did learn a lot about what the different speakers sounded like, and which brands have similar profiles. Ultimately, I was happy to have a guide that was patient. I didn't anticipate spending so much time to do so, but I don't regret it at all, since it is an investment. I found a set of speakers that I love (after listening to about 10 different sets) that should be perfect for what I need. Ultimately, I think I maybe paid a higher price than I would have gotten on ebay or craigslist for my speakers, but Moses was ridiculously helpful and patient with me and was happy to give me the information I needed. I'm also sure that the speakers are in good working condition - which is worth a lot as well. I don't know about the repair aspect of his shop, but if you want to buy some modern or vintage equipment, Moses can hook you up.

Owner or manager could not be bothered to acknowledge me being in his store. I stood around for…read morealmost 15 minutes without so much as a hello. When I poked my head in back a guy there said he was a customer I told him good bye. As I began to drive off a bewildered man came out with a phone pressed to his ear and kept apologizing he was on an international call. I showed him my envelope with $1500 cash that was going to be used in a purchase at that time. Then he says its not about the money. What is it about then Ecotopia? Is it about being all alone in a store with nobody to help because they are on international cell phone calls? Please I will not be back, ever.

This place did not smell vintage so they must clean their pieces well. The pieces also seemed in…read morepristtine condition for things that old (I was trying on items from the 70's.) The prices seemed a bit much ($60 for a dress from the 70s in pristine condition) but I'm no expert on vintage. There were accessories too and mens in the basement. The employees were friendly but by not means stylists (which I would have loved!) Meanwhile, I got a unique dress to wear to a concert from a band from the 70's (and looked like a cute dress while out and about in regular sandals) but my plan is to get some white go go boots and other mod accessories and jazzz it up for Halloween. Stay tuned!

Customer service was good. and the selection of clothes was nice. however the prices are bizarre…read more $70 for a t shirt is insane, and $50 for a ring, and $40 for a hat. All items could be found at a reasonable thrift store.

The manager is terrible, the store starts rushing you out an hour before closing time. Awful…read moreexperience.

It's a nice store, but the check out needs help. I waited 20 minutes to pay for my items. The…read morecashier was moving really slow. As soon as I was next in line, a woman jumped ahead of me. The cashier allowed her to! I couldn't wait more and threw my items in disgust

10/10 recommend, very friendly staff. The environment is like a boutique. It is very peaceful in…read morehere. It has the typical thrift store smell.

This is a much needed Hamtramck shop. The inventory is always changing, the prices are great, and…read morethe products are in good condition. I am thrilled that this is a part of down town ham town!