This was my first visit to Jerry at Plymouth Shoe Repair. I brought in a pair of boots that I'd…read moreworn for many years. Wish I had thought to make a before and after photo. Before Jerry dyed them, the boots were faded out from black. One was grayish, the other purple-ish and actually two different colors! I was a little hesitant to redye them with a shop I didn't know, but so glad I did. LOVE the result and am including a picture here. Jerry put rubber heel taps on the boots to preserve the heels, as he advised "it's better to pay $5.00 for the taps than $$ for replacing the heels." He used the good rubber taps (not the plastic ones you sometimes see). I found him to be prompt, courteous, and fair in his pricing. I definitely will be back!

I received exceptionally prompt customer service...adding new heels along with some remarkably…read morebeautiful work reviving my wingtips AND all at a reasonable price.

This place used to be great. Arrived almost 30 minutes after posted Opening on a Friday and the…read moreshop was still closed. No note on the door for modified hours. I hope they are still open?

The gentleman that owns the shop is not friendly at all. Also, he is very expensive. Can only pay…read morewith cash or check. We will not be returning. Store is dirty and old, old furniture.

Great job! The owner does an incredible job. He's been there…read morefor, I think 20 or 30 years! He renewed my old leather boots to look like new. No need to buy new bots this winter! I will be back for sure. Recommended'

We decided to stop by and get a couple things done. Since the battery kiosk closed at the mall, we…read morewere excited to find this shop. The store itself is open, with shoe products and boots for sale. The owner was super informative, friendly, communicative, and quick. I brought a pair of boots to see if the inner part could be fixed and he was kind to let me know there's nothing he could do because of the material. I appreciated his honesty and information on the material of my boot. Even though I wasn't able to get my boots fixed, he was very quick at changing my hubs watch battery. We'll definitely be back with any other shoe repairs/battery changes!

This DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse is located in a huge complex in Allen Park. The Independence…read moreMarket Plaza is a very busy shopping area right off Southfield Freeway and Outer Drive. This DSW is a nice size store. I ain't one to gossip, so you didn't hear this from me....You can donate a pair of shoes once a week in exchange for reward points. Those reward points can accumulate to up to $20 off a future purchase. Clean out those closets to make room for new shoes! I was happy to find some great finds in the green dot markdown section. Kaylee was working the register and provided great service!

I went during my lunch break, what an optimum time to go, no crowds, but they were removing stock…read moreoff the shelves as I was browsing. They carry a lot of Kelly & Katie flats and heels and I am big into them since they feel and fit so comfortably. Bought some AK's that were super comfy. Been adhering to the rule of only purchasing shoes that fit at first try and walk. I found 3 pairs and for $143, not bad since I go through flats every year. Didn't have the silver metallic flats with no embellishment but the AK would take me far in the office for now. Loving the calf hair black/brown and cream flats, goes with tons of things, much better than the Dr. Scholl's leopard print I bought a while back. I think I buy about 3/4 of my shoe collection from DSW, the rest from boutique shops as I prefer unique wears when possible. Would have been better if I had more than a $5 coupon, oh well, there aren't usually many good coupons that I can use when I find a pair of shoes it would seem.

I brought my daughter in for running shoes because I have no idea what I'm doing. The sales…read moreassociate was wonderful! We got a great pair of shoes and will be back.

As a hairdresser shoes are important. I stopped in for the first time over the weekend and left…read morewith the coolest colored shoes! Today I put them to the test and I have no complaints! I love my new shoes and I will be back for another pair to wear outside of work. Everyone was so polite and helpful and that makes the difference.

My fiance and I were looking for shoes for him. He wears size 14W and it can be hard to find; we…read morestarted off at DSW, which really didn't have much of a selection, and then Nordstrom Rack, which had some stuff but not what we were looking for. He suggested we try the Skechers store across the street, in the Walmart plaza. We were pleasantly surprised to find a few size 14 shoes and a few size 14 W shoes. Right now they are running a buy one get one half off sale, so that was also a good deal. If you sign up for their e-club you also get $5 off right away, and we got another 10% coupon too. This is a little random but they also have an old timey popcorn machine and you can munch on some free popcorn while you shop. We had a slight hiccup at the cash register; I tried to use the 10% off coupon and the cashier said we couldn't, but the coupon said right on it that it could only be used in store. She scanned it and it did work. I would come back to this location, they had a nice selection of shoes and the store was clean and well-maintained.

Sketchers Slip-Ons are fantastic! I also just love the…read moreSketchers selection of shoes. This location the staff was very accommodating and ready to ring me up. I guess I don't know how many selections and styles Sketcher made.

David the owner was outstanding, knowledgeable, met my needs swiftly and efficientl…read more Great store lots to choose from in stock.

I have to start by saying I had to let time pass to write this review because I was so upset at the…read morebehavior/process of Jim's Tuxedo... First and foremost I would warn anyone who is thinking about renting from here. I drove 600+ miles to be fitted by the tailor at Jim's 4 months before the wedding (I was the best man, so it was important). The female with the glasses measured me, putting the height and weight in the wrong slots, not measuring my inseam (I've been measured before and this was never skipped) and doing everything extremely fast. 4 months later I return for the final fitting and pickup a few days before the wedding. The suit was too big, which happens and is understandable, but what wasn't understandable was the same woman who measured me immediately asked if I went on a diet, and I told her no and that I specifically didn't lose or gain weight because of the tux... She told who I can only assume is Jim, and he asked her who measured me. She said she did, and again I was asked if I had gone on a "crash diet", so I had to explain to Jim that I hadn't, which it's none of his business that I did or not. So I go back and take my stuff off (only the shirt fit) and notice there are no mirrors in the fitting room. I found this odd so I started looking around at the signs. One said that they are short staffed "like the rest of the country" - the country is no longer short staffed, and jims tuxedo is a family business. They also had an "American first" sign, while their shirts are "handcrafted in China". While reading the signs I also heard Jim talking to the woman who measured me, he told her to call the place that they ordered the tux from and her reply was "I don't call places" so he had to for her. (I have to note that before I tried on the tux I could hear the older, heavier woman that works there complain about how she was tired of trying people's suits on... I'm sorry, you don't do hardly anything you just put suspenders on and measure, we dress ourselves, we don't walk around naked in a tux shop, it's your job) I go back the next day to pick up my fixed tuxedo... And I immediately notice that the kirk plaque had grown into a full blown shrine on top of one of their clothing racks. The plaque was there along with a few other pictures and a t-shirt. I also noticed the "wanted" Trump t-shirt they had for sale behind the counter at this time. So clearly feeling like these people are forcing their political opinions on me, I just wanted my stuff and to go. I made sure everything fit, and this time the male with the long hair helped me. Which I shouldn't have to say it, but with working in a tux shop you'd think he'd be a little more clean cut and shave his neck? He wasn't even wearing socks. My stuff fit and I left. Everything SHOULD HAVE been right at this time. But. When all the groomsmen got to the hotel and started to get dressed I noticed that JIM'S TUXEDO HAD GIVEN ME THE WRONG CUFFLINK COLOR. This with everything added up is so out of line it's insane. Everyone had grey pearl and I had cheap looking black plastic. Luckily, Jim's gave one of the little kids in the wedding party an extra pair of the correct color so I used those. Even the suspenders were worn out and wouldn't stay closed/clasped, you have to bend them back when they get too worn or replace them, Jim's obviously has not done either. For Jim's tuxedo to be serving such a wide demographic, yet align themselves with such divisive characters, and then on top of that offer a subpar experience is doing the entire downriver community a disservice. Im going to recommend to everyone I know of downriver to not shop at Jim's, and to go to the mall or some other local shop. If the staff doesn't want to work, perform their duties, treat ALL the customers with grace, then let the business go because you're spoiling people's cherished moments and memories.

A longtime family operated business that is absolutely the very best facility for repairing…read morefootwear and other services. They are extremely knowledgeable and very friendly, as well

Glad this place was recommended. I needed to have my son's shoes repaired for a wedding this…read moreweekend. I took it to the Master and got a one day turnaround. He suggested a minimal repair appropriate for the shoes, considering its intended use and remaining life. The price was fair and I certainly wasn't sold anything more than what was needed. Great experience - will certainly return in the future.