It's a up scale resale shop. Lots to choose from people working there seeing friendly and courteousread more

Thrifts in Michigan are generally well laid out and look like a boutique shop w clothes and home…read moredecor displayed creatively and cozily. A pretty extensive selection here and very fair prices, make this a good shopping experience. Unfortunately I didn't find any keepers on this particular trip, but I sure enjoyed my visit and would definitely shop again if I Iived in the area.

This store is so well taken cate of and clean,its so much more once you get inside.The staff is…read morekind and helpful,always pointing out their in store specials so I dont miss out on them.they are selling their building but thats just to go into a larger one.The prices are within reason and cothing items are pressed and well displayed. I love shopping here.

They split the coordinating sets up and sell them individually. Shoes and Clothes were extremely…read moreworn and dirty. Never again will I waste my time here.

What a hidden gem. I absolutely love this place. I have gotten a few things here and I definitely…read morelook forward to finding more treasures here

A friend and I stopped into this very eclectic... and very groovy... vintage/retro/antique/thrift…read morestore for the first time today and we had a ball! Great selection of items to suit any taste! The owner was very helpful and fun to interact with. We spent over an hour (and would have stayed longer if we hadn't had other obligations). We are already looking forward to our next trip there!!!

Best place for lightly used up to date clothing. I always shop there. Would highly recommendread more

The last three times I've come to sell clothes to this location, I was met with grouchy attitudes…read more Associates and managers acting like they don't even WANT to be there, let alone go through people's items. The time before this that I tried to sell, Jocelyn told the other young lady who was inputting my items (as I was literally sitting right by the window, in front of the buy counter), "vaule everything. It's not good anyway.", then smirked at me and walked away. I'm fully aware they have to buy items as needed, dictated by inventory... however, maybe they wouldn't be SO overloaded if they didn't buy items from people who support sweatshop operations like Shein. And walking through the store.. I wasn't impressed. This time, I was met by Ally and another associate who was going through someone's items. Rae said she would be right with me after she got another customer a fitting room, and as I waited Ally mumbled something I didn't hear. Then she snapped at me and said, "I can get you over here!" I walked over, she said that it would be about a half hour... five minutes later, I get a text. They wanted to take ONE item for $1.25. I'm not going to sit here and say all my items are flawless, name brand items.. but they're cute clothes and in great shape! It kinda looks like she set the basket aside and didn't even go through it. Quite frankly, I wouldn't go here unless you have either top end brands (but not too top end, because they "can't afford to buy those in") or fast fashion items, made from children in sweatshops. If you go in, good luck.