“If you're in the area and you love vintage and nostalgia, you have to stop in!! A great old shop on Vernor, a few doors from Holy Redeemer. The building itself is like going back in time. They carry vintage clothes, shoes, even Western vintage. There are hats and purses, buttons and stickers. Lots of Detroit themed items and unique finds!”
“My wife loves this place. I was a little leery of going alone to attempt to buy a gift for her but Erin was SO helpful and SO nice. I brought pictures of my wife's jewelry and Erin was happy to take a look and help with my selection. I ended up buying a necklace and earrings that matched a ring my wife had previously purchased from El Dorado. Erin's keen eye caught that ring in my pictures and made my gift giving so much easier.
Check this place out for sure. There's a ton of cool items and you'll get a healthy dose of a truly beautiful soul named Erin...”
“Mama Coos is truly THE best vintage shop in the metro Detroit. The owner does justice to vintage decorations, clothing and textiles. Her prices are incredibly fair and her curating is spot on. For brooches, clothing, that little special something—head to Mama Coos.”
“One of the coolest places I've ever shopped. Love their curation and aesthetics! The people behind the counter as always so kind, and they will occasionally host events and workshops. So glad to have them around!”
“This shop is a gem! The owner is superb. Nikki has a great selection. There is something for everyone. If there is something that you want and you don’t find it in store Nikki will do her absolute best to find it for you. Hiptique is where I go to find the finds, and for the personal shopping experience that is bar none!”
“Hey guys dropping in for some QTNA, I just spoke with Tania and she was so helpful! Yes, Detroit Closet does buy shoes, clothes and accessories from 1-3pm on weekends. On weekdays it depends on how long they will buy but it’s based off their budget for the day. They open at 12 noon and close around 6pm. Hope this helps bc it helped me!”
“I see lots of low reviews on here but honestly I feel this is one of the best thrift spots in Detroit. People who complain about the closing time announcements should come earlier. These folks work hard all day long. If you’re complaining about prices, it’s definitely more affordable than any goodwill. If you don’t like the management or the prices then shop somewhere else. More for the people who appreciate this location.”
“I returned back to the store after not going in there fir a while and it cleaned up good lighting nice atmosphere my shopping almost like having a personal shopper team is very helpful”
“This place had really great items like traffic lights, vintage clothing, toys, cups, coins, artwork and more. Coffee for customers and a restroom were available.
My only issue was I spent over 20 minutes in this store stood next to and was passed by, by employees or vendors and it was not until I checked out that I was spoken to.
I was very interested in the traffic lights for my garage however I was not going to spent that much money when I was not greeted When I entered or while I was looking around the store which I did numerous times since I was visiting from another state”