I think this is the most charming store in Marquette and one of my favorite places to visit. It is…read morefamily owned for generations and they have everything you need to keep warm in the winter and have all the fun in the summer. While, it is not inexpensive, it is a good value because everything is incredibly high-quality. The staff is incredibly helpful and pleasant. Everything about this store is wonderful!!

Great service. Very good selection of shoes, clothing, sweaters, ski wear and socks for both men…read moreand women.

That bright retro logo caught my eye and I just had to stop in! Walking in Boomerang is like taking…read morea step back in time. What fun vintage and retro clothing and accessories! And not vintage as in "somebody's grandma's 70-year-old dress" - modern retro chic! Find bomber jackets, '50s style polka dot dresses, costume jewelry, Audrey Hepburn attire, and more. If I was in Marquette and needed a costume for a themed soiree or a quirky gift for an old soul, this would be my first stop!

I have been here quite a few times and love this store. The atmosphere is super nice, and they do…read moresuch a good job of making you feel like you are traveling back in time to the good old days. The staff wears vintage pieces and there is one particular gentleman that should be the face of the business (you can see his pictures on the photo gallery). Now onto the actual merchandise: they have a mixture of old and new. The main theme is cloth a from the 50's and so on. They have men's clothes as well. In fact the men's clothes are great for summer vacation. You will definitely be the most dapper looking dude. For the ladies they have a much wider variety with the most beautiful dresses and tulle skirts. The dresses are mostly new vintage like pieces and they are gorgeous and will be perfect for cocktail dresses, weddings, and any other dress up event. A little pricey for my taste, but everything that I have gotten from there over the past couple years has lasted. Throughout the store they have home goods and some of them are in mint condition. They have a corner for vintage handbags and if you are looking for a unique piece you will find it here. Last trip I got the most beautiful pair of sunglasses and they were very affordable and well made. Their selection of sunglasses and old vintage frames is small but beautifully curated. Whoever is responsible for visual merchandising in this store should be so proud. Love shopping there. It's one of my favorite things to do while in the U.P.

I don't understand how every single time I go there to buy for me or my husband the selection is…read morelimited. The size is never there for either of us and we are not odd sizes. Not available online either.

There was this girl named nick who was working there SHE was very very nice and not at all mean all…read moreSHE talked about was the bowling team.

The level of customer service is way beyond anything I would expect. I looked through their…read morewebsite, found a perfect shirt for my husband's birthday (shhhh, it's a surprise!) and worked with Ann and Owen to pick it up without Smokin'Hubster suspecting a thing. In fact, a few days later the Hubster spotted the window display for the store and mentioned that he wanted to shop there. Good thing it was after hours or we might have spilled the beans! We will be back. And I will take a photo of the shirt and post it. I can see us getting outfitted with all sorts of goodies from 1844 Ore!

Excellent quality apparel, unlike the ill-fitting discount bulk apparel other printing\pressing…read moreplaces use. I literally live in my North Coast purchases. Competitively priced, too. Best of all, the prints on this apparel are designed by the owner, Rachel Larsen, who conceives of the designs, creates them using graphic design software, and will even do custom orders!

From the owner: North Coast is a screen printing and apparel company based in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. We offer…read morea full line of unique clothing to the area as well as custom printing services.

I stopped in today for an impromptu equipment request for my job. The store is beautiful. Not a…read moreshirt out of place. Many sizes of most product. Easy to shop. Miss Kari was very helpful and I was able to find what I needed in under a half an hour. I'll be in this area more often and will be shopping for boots next time. Thank you. :)

My wife and I stop in periodically to get whatever it is that we want/need. The ladies there are…read morefantastic. Always helping where they can, they make your experience very pleasurable. I've had issues with some footwear that we got from there, and they are all over helping me resolve the issue. Stop in, say hello, check out what they have. All quality and reasonably priced attire are just waiting for you to check out!

Really great and interesting selection. Excellent and friendly service. I have stopped in a few…read moretimes and have found some great gifts during each visit.

Love this store. Stop every time we go skiing. Always seem to find something. Great collection of…read moreclothing and other items - books, home goods.

Where to start? After parking in the pothole-ridden parking lot your first impression when…read moreentering "the mall" is the carpeting...which is everywhere. I've NEVER seen a mall with carpeting throughout...much less worn carpet with what appears to be brownish glue that was apparently applied too thick and has seeped through everywhere (nice). In fairness, it's offset nicely by the stains. Then there's the "food court" which is an abandoned area with NO food vendors (haven't been any in years from what I can tell). Most of the store spaces are empty and aside from Shopko and JC Penney, the mall consists mostly of petite, overpriced women's clothing and accessory shops (where are all these high-income petite women coming from?). The JC Penney is so small that it has little to offer in the way of selection or style (most of the men's department is devoted to "big and tall" stuff...meaning if you're under 6 Ft. 5 in. and/or 300 lbs. you won't find much there). Tradehome actually has quality shoes which are worth the price (good thing since the only other place to buy non-plastic shoes is JC Penney...but they don't have a very good selection and are guaranteed not to have your size) and they're the only store I bother visiting. Ditto for Dunham's which has crammed way too much stuff into their limited space...it's suffocating just walking through there. I've tried to figure out why this "mall" even exists. Much nicer malls in other towns across the country have closed. The new owners must be getting a tax write-off for the place as I don't see any changes since the sale. Unless they can attract some worthwhile businesses and get serious about some badly needed renovations, I'll take my money elsewhere.

From the owner: Offering the Delta County area and beyond a great shopping experience, with stores such as Glik's,…read moreMaurices, Christopher & Banks, Dunham's Sports, Tradehome Shoes, Shopko, JoAnn Fabric & Crafts and more.

I stopped in quickly hoping to grab something for myself before heading home. I liked that this…read moreshop wasn't a "Marquette tourist shop" only. It had so many cute items including clothing, jewelry, gadgets, stickers, and the list goes on. The lady working was outstanding. She spent a while telling me more about the town, where to eat (and what to eat), where to shop, and must see places. Everything was reasonably priced, and she packaged my earring up with care and in a cute bag. You must stop by if you're in town.