20 metro Detroit vintage and thrift stores to save the world and your wardrobe

By Metro Times editorial staff on Fri, May 11, 2018 at 5:41 pm

Fashion trends come and go but everything eventually comes back in style (we're looking at you, fanny packs!) So, why spend your money on unsustainable goods? Save the world and revive your wardrobe by avoiding the torture of malls, unethically made clothes that will likely dissolve in the wash by going local with these must-shop metro Detroit thrift stops.

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Eldorado General Store
1700 Michigan Ave, Detroit; 313-784-9220
Talk about cutely curated! Eldorado General Store has a precious collection of wares and wearables to upgrade your style.
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Regeneration
23700 Woodward Ave., Pleasant Ridge; 248-414-7440
126 East 14 Mile Rd., Clawson, Michigan; 248-589-0500
Regeneration knows a thing or two when it comes to the power of resale. Bring in your used clothes on their drop-off days and trade for cash or store credit. With two locations, Regeneration has the prime selection to update or throwback your look.
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Retro Thrift & Another Child
31364 Harper Ave., St Clair Shores; 586-359-2644
This space has recently paired up with Another Child store to expand their inventory to clothe the entire family in hip wares, so there's something for everyone.
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Whoo Upscale Resale For a Cause
119 S Main St., Rochester; 248-656-9946
Talk about fashion with a mission! Whoo Upscale Resale aids families who have suffered financial hardships due to illness.
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Hips Resale Boutique
10 South Main St., Clawson; 248-435-2130
Curve's the word with Hips Resale Boutique which specializes in all the best plus-size brands.
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Lost and Found Vintage
510 S. Washington Ave., Royal Oak; 48-548-6154
Since 2004, Lost & Found Vintage in Royal Oak has been home to an immaculate collection of vintage. With three-floors, a 3,500-square-foot storefront, and a warehouse annex, Lost & Found is a delightful time warp!
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Finders Keepers Thrift Store
15000 E. Nine Mile Rd.,Eastpointe, Michigan; 586-541-8816
If you've got $1.50 to spare, you can score a an entire outfit. Finders Keepers Thrift offers a unique way to shop by selling clothes by the pound.
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Detroit Threads
10238 Joseph Campau Ave., Hamtramck; 313-872-1777
A spot known for their thick stacks of old school vinyl and cassettes, the iconic space also totes vintage clothing and accessories for the ultimate old school paradise.
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Virgie Geroux Vintage
7 North Saginaw St Suite 2C, Pontiac; 248-255-5039
Perhaps one of the most impressive collections of designer vintage in the state, Virgie Geroux’s frothy dresses will have your mouth watering for yesteryear. Overwhelmed? Ask store owner Kelly Sykes to style you and you won't be sorry.
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Second Glance Resale Shop
20467 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods; 313 372 5151
18859 E. Nine Mile Rd., Eastpointe; 586 498 5151
31252 Harper Ave., Saint Clair Shores; 586 294 5151
Don't give Second Glance Resale Shop the once over. This tidy little consignment shop offers up some true treasures.
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Blue Velvet Detroit Vintage
1353 Division St., Detroit; 734-231-7272
Though these eclectic collectors are only open on Friday and Saturday from noon to 5 p.m., their Instagram hustle is strong and they have the goods to deck you out for any era or occasion.
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$Community Thrift Store 37545 S. Gratiot Ave., Clinton Township; 586-468-6276 Community Thrift is not for the faint of heart nor the impatient shopper. A warehouse-sized thrifting experience will have you leaving with enough goodies to restock your closet for the fraction of the price. Photo via Website$

Community Thrift Store
37545 S. Gratiot Ave., Clinton Township; 586-468-6276
Community Thrift is not for the faint of heart nor the impatient shopper. A warehouse-sized thrifting experience will have you leaving with enough goodies to restock your closet for the fraction of the price.
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Boro Resale
In just one year, the thoughtfully boutiqued and Boro has made it's mark as a must-shop vintage stop. And good news — they take items on consigment so you can swap, shop, and save. 1440 Gratiot Ave., Detroit; 313-888-9648
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Mama Coo’s Boutique
1701 Trumbull Ave., Detroit; 313-404-2543
This boho midtown gem is described as being "groovy" — and it couldn't be a more fitting description. In addition to vintage goodies, they also carry handmade pieces to freshen up any look.
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Tekla Vintage
9600 Joseph Campau Ave., Hamtramck; 313-638-2768
Hamtramck is becoming one of hell of a vintage haven and Tekla Vintage is one of the best with their old-world, new-style flaire.
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Value World
Multiple Locations
Do not underestimate the power of Value World. Voted the best thrift store by Metro Times'readers, Value World is for the creative and patient shopper as their selection could take hours to sift through. But you're guarenteed to strike gold.
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Ann Arbor PTO Thrift Shop
2280 S Industrial Hwy., Ann Arbor; 734-996-9155
At 12,000 sqft, Ann Arbor PTO has an endless bounty of gentley used wearables and decor. And get this — all profits benefit the Ann Arbor Public Schools and its students.
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Thrift On The Ave
4130 Cass Ave, Detroit; 313-649-7226
A chic midtown location owned by a husband and wife duo offering styles for men and women.
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Jeans vintage
12002 Joseph Campau Ave., Hamtramck; 323-283-4118
Newbies in town. They recently took over an old concert venue in the pursuit of vintage flair at affordable prices.
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The Lowry Estate
23023 Orchard Lake Rd., Farmington Building F, Courtyard Entrance; 917-974-4080 (text)
Started in Brooklyn, New York, this new kid on the block specializes in "festive looks from the '70s-'90s.
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