Very clean! Hard working staff! I shop here several times a week. Special shout out to Jeff,…read moreHunter, Tracy, Jessica, Gloria and Bree who go out of their way to make sure I find what I am looking for.

Everything priced at full blown retail... what an absolute joke... Can literally buy things cheaper…read moreon ebay

Very, very, very overpriced. I'm not from the area and I'm used to fair and normal thrift prices…read more($3.50-$7 for shoes and $6 for tops). Shoes at Value World were priced around $20 each depending on the brand including fake Tory Burch sandals that were total garbage. They also STAPLE the tags thru the cloths causing holes. Who does that?

The store is very messy and some of the prices are ridiculously high. It's a thrift store, not a…read morehigh end antique shop. I rarely go there because of this now.

I've never been to the Mixter thrift store, but I have attended a Mixter pop-up that sold baked…read moregoods and handmade items created by children with special needs who are students at Mixter Institute for Transition. This is a great organization to support. The homemade items are beautiful and such a bargain, and the cookies the students make are so delicious and better than what you will find at a supermarket. I would love to see Mixter get its students' baked goods sold at grocery stores in the metro Detroit area.

Best resale store in the area. Not only does it help the special needs children with money, they…read morework in the store. It's beautifully decorated and huge. One of downriver's best kept secrets

Not bad location, but hit-or-miss with product selection and cleanliness. On the plus side, two of…read morethree dressing rooms finally re-opened (post-pandemic) in 2025. However, in January 2026 the discount structure for regional stores has apparently changed, but there was no posted notice about it at this location as of January 15. The long-running 25% discounts on certain days and for certain groups are gone. The maximum now appears to be 10% and there are fewer specific discount days. Not sure about the Friday-Saturday 5 for $5 promotions that have also been running for many years; I didn't ask, and there was no signage the day I was there. As other thrift-store shoppers note here and elsewhere online, prices have been rising in recent years, while the cost of inventory has not changed (donations=free), and the dominant brands/origins of donated items reflect lower-quality products from Temu, Shein, Forever 21, Amazon brands, Walmart/Meijer brands, and Dollar Tree.

This Salvation Army location did not honor the 50 percent off clothing for the 4th of July as…read moreadvertised on the Salvation Army website. Apparently some patrons did get the discount then of course that changed when I went to purchase my clothes. I was purchasing before 2pm as that was the cut off time for the deal. Super disappointed and bad customer service. Left a message at the main office. Will see if they call me back.

This is an excellent resource for burlesque dancers and other performance artists. Girdles,…read morehoisery, shoes, and more (mostly repro). Accessories like belts and purses are also on offer, as well as jewelry. The clothing collection has been very thoughtfully curated: lots of vintage and rockabilly pieces. Large selection of MEN'S clothing as well. There is something for everyone here. Staff is very helpful and friendly. Dressing room is stylish! Credit cards are accepted.

Delightful Girdle Selection.! 50's Sexy Lingerie , Helpful Staff One of my Favorite Vintage Stores.read more

Clean easy to shop courteous people, great items. Found good clothing for grand daughterread more

The drop off line was crazy no one helping after 35 min asked if we could just unload the item as…read morewe had to leave to get our kid from school we were next in line was told no and then said we wasn't even going to take our stuff because we asked to joy wait any longer -