Customer service is key…read more After my better half's bag was lost on the airline, we ended up here to pick up some clothes to make it through our week in Detroit. They didn't have what we were looking for, but Diamond gave us directions to another store which had what we were looking for. A big THANK YOU to Diamond.

Not bad for a quick grab when you need a shirt. They are overpriced but they are the only clothing…read morestore in the rencen. The service is good and they are clean. The style is business casual and not a ton of super cute stuff more for work.

Was there this morning just after 9am. They had everything I was looking for.. The store was…read moreactually clean and orderly.

they don't stay open until close. Turned away 15 minutes before close. I understand wanting to…read moreclose earlier than your close time, but as long as the customer is in and out before the Close time, a business should honour that commitment.

Sooooooooooooooooooooo slow. Took 30 minutes to get a bottle of water! Not worth it! When there is…read morea grocery store in the same plaza

Save your gas and time go to another DG. This will be the worst shopping experience you will ever…read morehave. Merchandise not on shelves but still on shipping pallets in the aisles.

I'm a taller, longer guy and frequently have a hard time finding suits that actually fit me. I…read morefound Emerson's Haberdashery through a friend and have been blow away. First is the service. Charley, the owner, looks like someone you'd want to buy a suit from. He's always dressed to the 9's and you can tell just from looking at him that he cares A LOT about quality. That's driven home when you start talking with him. He helps break down suiting and doesn't make you feel dumb for not knowing what pitch stitching is. Really took the time to get to know what I was looking for and helped point me towards what I wanted. Second has the to be the selection. This is truly custom stuff. Hundreds of fabrics, and even more linings. There have to be over a billion possible combinations to choose from. Charle's got examples to choose from as well, so you can see what different combinations look like in person. He also has a great eye and can help you make choices if the options are too much. Price has to be mentioned too. These are not $100 suits some department store. But I thought the pricing was very reasonable. Throughout the process Charley let me know what the prices were, and I never felt steered towards random add-on's. Actually, a number of times Charley told me to pick the cheeper opinion as it was a minor detail. When I received by suit, Charley brought a tailor in to make sure it fit perfect. The quality was amazing. Seriously, the suit literally was made for me and feels like it. This is a suit I'll have for decades (assuming I keep it up a the guy and don't get any larger around the waist!) Overall, 10 out of 10. When I need my next suit I'll be going here. PS: My good friend got married and I sent him and his wedding party here. They look great and he wares the suit all the time now.

Charley is such a character and so knowledgeable. He was able to fit my sons suit perfectly and…read moreoutfit him with a few beautiful accessories. We will be recommending this place to all of our friends.

This visit to the GM Renaissance Center felt bittersweet. With GM moving its global headquarters to…read morethe Hudson's Detroit building, much of the RenCen is already closed for renovation. Level A - the first floor was closed, and we could only walk around Level 1, with limited access to view the cars from above. For years, this has been one of my favorite spots to bring friends when they visited Detroit. Seeing everything from vintage GM models to upcoming vehicles all in one place always felt iconic. Knowing this was likely one of the last visits before major demolition begins made it feel even more emotional. We'll truly miss this space as we've known it. The change, while disappointing at first, makes sense. The two office towers closest to the river, along with the connecting podium, are slated for demolition. The original 1970s-era design simply no longer fits modern work needs, especially with the shift toward remote and hybrid work. While it's sad to see this space go, the future plans, opening up the riverfront and creating a Navy Pier-style park and entertainment area, give hope that something even better is coming.

I was here for a stay at the Marriott hotel but I still managed to do some wandering through the…read moreproperty. Envisioned by Henry Ford II as a "city within a city" to counteract the decline of Detroit in the 1960s, it was designed by architect John Portman who is also responsible for the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, the Westin Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles, the Embarcadero Center in San Francisco and the New York Marriott Marquis, among others. Phase one was completed in 1977 with additional towers added in 1981 for a total of seven! Sadly, General Motors decided to relocate its headquarters elsewhere and much of the office space is vacant. But that doesn't make it any less interesting and the GM display in the lowest level is darned awesome. [Review 682 of 2025 - 390 in Michigan - 24243 overall]

First off the brand is amazing. Coming from New York I had no clue this was a Detroit brand. They…read moreshould advertise that more. - the quality of fabrics are amazing and excellent fits. Definitely for the working man. It's my own belief that they're clothes are meant to be worn a million times and will age well. The fabric dye may fade over time but in a very cool vintage type. Again, quality. Sales people are very helpful at this location. My first time coming here I was thrown off because the guys they have folding clothes don't speak or acknowledge customers at all. But I later realize, I think, that it's because they have a sales staff to give customer service. Oh and great prices. Just amazing what you can get for under 180 bucks. I can't wait to come back.

The carhartt store was actually really cool. Located in Detroit we were easily able to find it. It…read morehas it independent parking within the building so you can pull in and park and walk directly in there. Really great selection. The service was good. The options were great. The value was good depending what you bought you could find some really great things. You could even get a student discount if you're in college and show your ID.

How can not I find what I was looking for? But they have a lot of house wares. The clothes are…read morecheap but you have to look through a lot. It's very clean and nice. I was just looking for electronics and higher prices things. By the way.

Good value in the store. DONT get the mystery box for $10! It's a bunch bullshit in the store no…read morebody wants

Lots of vintage clothing, jewelry, wall decor and many other random items…read more Good for browsing for a while. It's a variety of different things here. Saw some old Stroh's bar signs.

We had just finished looking around next door and popped in to this shop to browse. It wasn't too…read morebusy so we took our time looking around. I think it's dog-friendly as we saw someone with their cute pup inside shopping. The space was open and not too cluttered, which I always appreciate since I can get kind of overwhelmed in vintage/antique shops. Each area was nicely curated and it was easy to tell where each "booth" started and ended. I saw a variety of housewares, clothing, decor, etc. and had fun looking around finding some treasures. We didn't end up buying anything this time, but would definitely stop in again next time we're in the area.

Strictly urban-wear here. Think hoodies, designer denim, fancy belts, big hoop earrings, and more…read more I like this store because they offer many options in sizes (for those a little larger or taller). Expect leathers all year round, although Christmas season its super busy. You can always come in here expecting to see the latest trends. Staff service could be a little better...but usually I don't need much help anyway.

RAGS (also known as Robert Allan Grummet) is a cool little urban wear shop. They were located in…read moreTel-12 mall before the reconstruction but are now in downtown Detroit. I remember when urban wear and higher end designers began to be carried in the same stores. RAGS was one of the first stores to carry Moschino and Iceberg. I mean this is where you shopped when you were trying to really to get your dress on. They have gone to the trendier side of urban wear but you can still find some unique pieces here and there. When you go ask about the shipment dates. Sometimes they only get a few select pieces and you don't want to miss out!

Some really unusual and beautiful clothes housed in a former commercial bakery…read more Very well lit and many one of a kind items. Service was friendly but did not follow you around as you browse. I understand the NYT has named it one of the 50 best boutiques. I completely understand why.

The wonderful Angela Wisniewski, owner and operator of Coup D'état, has made her shop a safe place…read morewhere people can come and hang out, and experiment with their own style. It was also a place where you can fun into other friendly faces you know or just meet and have a great conversation. I always have wonderful conversations with Angela and she's been a great ear to me for the past year. I'm a regular customer there purchasing facial beauty products from local and/or other small businesses. Detroit is lucky to have someone like Angela a part of their business community and their culture.