Dave Reed can solve your uniform needs and competive prices. Quality work. Service is Rolex levelread more

You can get custom t-shirts with pizza on them. I love the store and the owners are the best…read more You never see family run locations anymore and this one is family run.

I just got into DCFC this season, and I'm hooked! The matches are a riot. So obviously the wife and…read moreI needed to get some gear. Rather than order online, we figured we'd mosey down to the shop since we were already in the area. It's a small store, but everything is nicely laid out and neatly organized. They seemed to be well-stocked with sizes too - they even carried XS in some shirts, which was incredible to see (being a small fellow myself). Most t-shirts were reasonably priced between 15 and 20 and are buttery soft. They've also got a nice selection of jerseys, youth sizes, scarves, and other accessories like koozies, keychains, and pint glasses. The only negative I have was the guy working. Didn't even seem to notice us walk in, didn't ask if we needed help finding anything. We asked how much bandanas were since there was no sign... he "pfft" at us and said he thought they were 8 bucks. Then begrudgingly got up from his laptop to check the price, and reported back that they're actually $10. Come on, guy. There are like twenty-five items in your store. How do you not know the prices? Anyway, small gripe.

Love this new spot! Came here just to check it out and ended up having dinner and a beer while…read morewatching the games below. What a great setup, and the food was really good! I'd definitely recommend the pies. I'll be back.

I took my husbands hat here for him since it was run over by a car. Yes, you read that right lol. I…read moreknow he loves it so I figured I'd try and save it. They reblocked it for him and it's as good as new. Price was very reasonable and it took less than a week.

Wonderful place. Great selection and helpful staff. They fixed a problem we had self inflicted…read moreupon ourselves and were very generous. When we return to Detroit, we will make another visit to Henry the Hatter.

This card shop is so helpful! Nice guys,nicecards! Lots to see all different cards!caps,shirts,…read morecards! Staff is great! Easy, neat, quick in & out!

Stumbled across this business walking around downtown Detroit they had a lot of good hockey cards…read more Box sets some apparel from basketball baseball football good selection of different items to choose from the staff was really nice. Prices were really good on some of the cards that I saw they even had a little counter where you can sit and open cards if you wanted to definitely go back to this business when I'm looking for hockey cards.

Quality items from this store at a fair price . Staff is always willing to help you . They have…read morebeen in business forever .

Henry the Hatter store has been a fixture in Detroit since before I was born in 1959. They sell…read morequality hats and accessories. The best time to shop for various hat styles is during the off-season. The sells are tremendously worth a trip to Detroit, and you are certain to save on the price of your travel fares with the sales. I go in late fall for summer hats, and summer for winter hats. I live in California, and I never buy hats anywhere else.

If you are looking for any type of fitted baseball hat, especially with the Old English Detroit…read moresymbol, I would definitely recommend making your way to Hat Zone. It's inside Northland Mall...which isn't really a mall, and this is one of the few stores worth visiting. Any guy that I know, shops here for the newest New Era cap. I was actually in a hat phase myself, and my most cherished hat is this blue jean NY Yankee baseball hat. I know, I know... I'm not from NY, but I always thought wearing New York hats were cool. The prices here are typical...spending $30-40 on a cap. They also have a few t-shirts (for the men) that complement the hats.

Used work clothes, and some new stuff…read more Yep, they have work clothes, coveralls, chef's shirts, medical smocks, fire-proof work shirts and pants, safety vests & shirts. New stuff includes leather palm work gloves, socks of all varieties (including black- and white- diabetic socks) I picked up some green welder's shirts for $5 a piece, a dozen pairs of work gloves and some work pants. Silverware is available in boxes opposite the cash register. I asked about the piggy banks and they still have 'em, on shelves high overhead on the walls. Located on the corner, where Gratiot Avenue and the Fisher Freeway intersect, right next to Gratiot Central Market. Private parking for about 8 vehicles.

This here is The Workingman's Store - they announce it above the front door an it ain't no lie…read more This is the place to go for socks, underwear, long johns, skullies, pocket knives, coveralls, work shirts with patches, plates, utensils and all kinds of other household odds and ends. It's a Sanford-esque Wonderland of bargains. One time I bought some beige coveralls from here so I could be Latka from Taxi for Halloween. And the patch on them just happened to read Kevin. How awesome is that? They also sell gigantic Technicolor piggy banks that they display outside in the warmer months. Those pigs make me happy.

Detroit Threads is a cool little shop in Hamtramck on Jos Campau. The store is packed with vinyl to…read moredig through while the DJ spins some tunes. There is also vintage clothes and housewares throughout the store. There is some vintage Detroit swag in the cases. Be sure to check out the amazing Detroit techno T-shirts & Polish/Hamtramck tees on the rack- I assume made in house.

cool shop in Hamtramck area is OK…read morelet's be honest... not that great detroit threads has some cool shirts (i hate vinyl, so zero interest), could use a nice ORGANIZATION overall; lot of junk, messy. but fun to go in to.