Wide selection and very accommodating. I'm elated that the business is still doing well as most…read morebusinesses weren't able to survive COVID 19 (2020)!!!

Average store with not much for me to note. Seems to be usually busy. Street parking that makes…read moreit a bit tricky.

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!!

"Your dresses should be tight enough to show you're a woman and loose enough to show you're a…read morelady."- Edith Head For someone used to wearing pants, dress shopping can be a little intimidating. This is doubly true when shopping outside your realm of knowledge- in this case, sari shopping. This is a world governed by fabrics and stones and stitching, where pricing can fluctuate wildly depending on how aggressively you deride their sticker price. If I were a raccoon or a crow, I'd be in shiny-thing heaven; as a Detroiter with a wardrobe ready for corporate finance, all the bling was a little overwhelming. The patterns and colors seemed so brazen, and in my mind sequins were relegated to Vegas showgirls and grandmas with mad Bedazzler skills. Still, with some expert assistance, I took the plunge and tried some things that were way out of my comfort zone, and they looked AMAZING. Maloncho is directly across from the heavy-hitter of sari shops, Rima Sari Center. As such, they differentiate themselves by specializing in more affordable outfits, in a much more customer friendly setting. Maloncho is bright and maneuverable, service is friendly and attentive, and bargaining is more readily accepted- everything that Rima is not. The most expensive saris are around $300, compared to the $300-$1000 at Rima. The dressing room is large and well lit, perfect for trying on multiple outfits and giving yourself a once over before coming out to show your companions. The rule of thumb at the sari shops in this area is that the price on the sticker is just a starting point for negotiations- you should expect at least $20-30 dollars off a cheap dress, and about 40% off an expensive dress. Also, the first discounted price they give you is NOT the best price that can be had. Ask a few times for the best price or for additional things thrown in for free (tailoring or jewelry), or simply make an offer. Tailoring at this location should run between $5 and $10 dollars and take roughly 24hrs to complete, well worth it for a garment to fit perfectly. For a bold red sari, two sets of bangles, and tailoring to take it in a bit, my total bill came to $70- perfectly reasonable for a special ensemble to wear to my best friends wedding. True location differs from what is listed on yelp: 12164 Conant St.

It's definitely a great place to shop for sarees and any traditional desi cloths. Very friendly…read moreenvironment and you can bargain! It's my number one place to shop for traditional desi cloths. I even recommended many of my friends and family members to Maloncho due to their excellent customer service and great price. Keep it up Maloncho!

Customer service was awesome. I really enjoyed shopping in this place. They had some unique items,…read moreespecially nice first lady Church hats. I was a bit disappointed because they only offer a discount to Pastors and First ladies. I thought that was a bit odd, I feel like they do not think the rest of the Church parishioners would like to have a discount on some of their merchandise too. I felt a little discriminated. But anyway they have nice things.

Well, the Peacock Room did it again! I can always count on them for finding the perfect dress and…read moreaccessories, especially for events depicting the Roaring Twenties, Harlem Renaissance era. Yesterday, Friday November 8, 2024 I sang songs written by author/musician Heather Buchanan and Tracy Kash for Heather's newest novel titled, VICTORS. It is about Black musicians who went to France to help fight in World War I. Ultimately, they were largely responsible for our victory and when they weren't fighting they were playing music, sharing the new jazz sound which influenced not only Europe but the world. My dress, purse, fan, long strand of pearls and headpiece, all purchased from the Peacock Room in the Park Shelton were a smash hit! And as always the ladies who work there had exquisite eyes for helping me put the perfect look together. This place is a gem! Thank you again! Dr. Angela Celeste May

The owner is extremely rude unless the customer spends a great deal of money on the used items.read more

This is a must stop shop if you're looking for something unique to wear for a special event or…read moreeclectc gifts. This is not your average shop but a boutique curated from the best designers. I have a very special event coming up and I'm excited to work with Rachel to find the perfect dress and accessories. They have two locations, one being more formal attire. If you haven't visited the Peacock Room....Darling, what are you wearing? lol

Stumbled upon the Peacock room by accident when I was visiting the beautiful Fisher building and…read morewhat a lovely addition is to a building with such beautiful architecture to have a store that is so charming with beautiful clothes. I ended up finding a sweater that was absolutely adorable and then struck up a conversation with Rachel who, After I told her that I was visiting Detroit for the weekend, gave me lots of suggestions on where to go and we had a really lovely chat. Definitely recommend anyone stopping in here and it will be a place I stop by again. Next time I come to Detroit.