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.

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 ! :)

I always love going to Leah's because she is so friendly and has so much awesome vintage clothes,…read moreshoes & jewelry. Give yourself a hour here and relax and really look at all the racks. Fitting rooms big and comfy to try on finds. If you see something go quick cause it might be gone. Follow her Ig to see all new stuff coming in store.

Unique items, clothing, accessories, shoes. I bought this…read moregreat belt, she gave me an excellent price. A boutique shop with lots to look at, and just a fun place to browse around. Very friendly staff. Will be going back!

This is an eclectic boutique off of 4th street…read more Definitely will find some special standout clothing and accessory items here. They have a lot of unique clothing pieces as well. I can't say I have found anything for me yet, but for others. There are also a lot of varieties of adornments and accessories available as well. Some distinct home items as well. The window displays are quite whimsical and gives a small sample of what you might find inside.

This shop has major hippy/boho curb appeal. The inside is retro and eclectic. Prices are shockingly…read morehigh.... Not due to quality but just due to trend it seems. Nothing is really high end but a printed t-shirt $55 minimum.... Reproduced hand tees at that... for vintage that lives up but reproduced?! No. I love the style here and the merchandising was incredible but damn. The sticker shock never stopped. I checked so many tags as I loved more than I didn't. The employee didn't greet us or smile... no eye contact. Which was odd. Seemed the assumption was we weren't the typical clients. Nothing size inclusive and even things labeled size Large... was not. Sad and disappointing honestly. Love the shop but go with a full wallet and small waist line

There are two antique/resale shops within a block of each other on Woodward Ave, so I popped in to…read morecheck them out. This shop stood out as being the best one, by far. It's clean, and the displays furnishings are nicely set up so you can stroll through and see little vignettes of chairs/tables/mirrors/lamps/cabinets all set up. I felt like I was wandering a furniture store rather than looking at second hand finds. Lots of treasures here. From large ornate mirrors, lamps, and art to collectibles from all around the world. There was a fair number of Asian collectibles. Sometimes an item was being passed off as "antique" when it looked like it might be more of the Pier1 variety, but I'll let it slide. As far as style, there are a lot of 90 and early 2000's trends represented. I bet Monica or Rachel from Friends would shop here. Haha! Don't expect thrift store cheap prices. It's not necessarily for bargain hunters. But if you want a nice piece of ornate furniture second-hand, I'd recommend you stop here to shop. Park directly in front of the store, or in the overflow parking lot at the motel next door. I am giving it four stars because it's a nice shop and I have almost no complaints. To get 5 stars it would have to really stand out from other shops. Perhaps have some more contemporary styles represented at more enticing price points.

Do not do business with Jennifer Awdish who apparently owns this business. She is absolutely…read morehorrible to deal with. She is incredibly dishonest. Then when confronted with proof of her lies, she gaslights. She has no integrity. She exhibits extremely crazy behavior and manufactures different scenarios in her mind. I have never experienced anyone like her before and hope I never do again.

Best Detroit t- shirt shop in the Metro Area. I have a South Detroit shirt with a Canada maple…read moreleaf on it from here. Great staff, good prices.

This is such a fantastic spot to buy retro, pre-washed soft Detroit themed or Detroit sports teams…read moret-shirts, sweatshirts. They sell hats, incense and many random items too. It's a fun store to take a gander on new shirts on the back walls. It's a great place to pick up gift items for friends or family that love the D as much as you. I love taking these tried and true items on any trips to layer and proudly represent. Most people in the world know Detroit for the most part. I like to help pass the knowledge to the people wherever I am in the world. Prices are reasonable, usually $26+ for most of the nicer t-shirts and $35+ for the thinner retro sweat-shirts. The retro styles tend to be more. Get the soft fabric items, they wear so much better than the more coarse cotton and unwashed items.

I used to love coming to Sally's to find bargains whether it was clothes or household goods. But I…read moream disappointed to see that they keep changing their policies to make it more restrictive. They used to have a reward card that gave you a discount after 10 punches, they took that away about a year ago. They have not reopened their dressing rooms since they reopened after the covid scarce. I get why they were closed initially, but there's no reason to have them closed now. I was there today and their newest policy is they have no exchanges or returns at all. So you can't try clothes on, but you also can't return it if it doesn't fit. That's just a no go for me. I feel like this has to hurt their business. As an organization whose goal is to provide funding for others and to also sell things at a discounted rate it feels like they're making huge mistakes in their policies.

This is a great place to donate, it is part of the Salvation Army. They take a lot of name brand…read moreitems and offer them for reasonable prices. My mother will buy nice evening dresses from here for some special occasions, especially if she needs something that has a specific dress requirement. My mother likes that some of the fashion is more current and not so outdated. We even managed to find a dress for my niece when she came in town for a weekend. She didn't have anything to wear for an afternoon tea party and we were able to find some thing for her at a reasonable price. My mom prefers to go to this resale shop as opposed to other shops, since they have nicer and more fashionable items than most resale shops. It seems that they're more selective about the clothing that goes to this location as opposed to others. Given that my mother has several items of clothing from her wardrobe from here, I can appreciate that they do take more care about what they put on the floor here. Sensible styling seems to be the focus. My mother is a happy customer.