Ordinarily, I would have said yes, I look forward to shopping at Milieu, but let me tell you why…read moreDenise and Milieu will NEVER get another dime of my money - and why I will tell everyone I know about my latest experience there. Although I am originally from Detroit, I have lived elsewhere since my undergrad graduation. My mother always raved about Milieu, and was a semi-regular customer until she moved away three years ago. But on each and every trip home, one of our stops was Milieu, and each trip resulted in a purchase of some sort. I've even had her sales people send pictures (when they remembered), because they say Denise refuses to put much into online shopping....her choice, even though it means I don't shop there as much as I would....fast forward to this week. We are in town for my nephews graduation, and went to Milieu BEFORE the graduation on June 3, 2019. We worked with Melita, and I purchased a pair of pants. While we were there, my mother asked repeatedly about Denise, her health, etc....she asked about the salesperson who is "pregnant all the time", and found that this person is pregnant again - all this to say we were not one time customers. My mom asked about the pants I was buying, and asked Melita to call if they ever went on sale. She said she didn't know that they would go on sale, but would call if they did. JUNE 3rd. Last night, June 5, 2019, I look at my email and sure enough, there is one from Milieu Style announcing a storewide 30% off sale. My mom is excited, because now she can purchase the pants I just bought on June 3rd. I wake up, call the store, and find that they don't open until 11am. Ironically, at 10:55 a.m., I receive a call from Melita, who lets me know about the sale. I tell her that we will come in to purchase the pants for my mother and I also ask if I can have an adjustment as I JUST PURCHASED THE PANTS ON JUNE 3RD. She says she will talk to Denise. When we arrive at the store less than one hour later, Denise immediately recognizes my mom (I've only met her once before, so I didn't expect her to remember me). They chat, while I roam the store thinking about the additional purchases I would make now that there are items on sale. Melita quickly rings up the pants for my mother and then another customers purchase. Afterwards, I quietly ask whether she has had a chance to talk to Denise, and she tells me she has, but Denise says there is NOTHING SHE CAN DO FOR ME even if the purchase was just made. Then she goes on to say "I wasn't supposed to even call you". I told her that she could then keep the other items that I was planning to purchase, and that she would not see my face or my money again. My only regret was that my mom made her purchase prior to me having a chance to ask about the adjustment. As a former designer manager for a major retailer who specializes in customer service, I can say I think Denise's "rule" is extremely short sighted. There are always rules, but there is always simply the right thing to do. What I was going to purchase today would have more than made up for the adjustment she could have made AND she would have continued to have me as a customer, albeit occasionally because I don't live in the area. But my guess is that her only interest is in those that do live in the area, IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN. And did I mention that my mother has introduced many others to Milieu. Never again. Lucky for me, I do know where to get the brands she sells elsewhere. Gina Kyle

If I could give zero stars, and have it stand as a viable review, I would for Milieu. I visited…read moreMilieu with two dear friends, and was beyond appalled by the level of service -- if you could call it that -- provided by none other than the store owner. Apparently her grasp of proper sales etiquette is flawed, as she proceeded to brutally verbally bully one of my friends. This same friend has spent thousands of dollars in the store previously, despite having Denise, the store owner, refuse to sell her clothes in the past. As a small business owner, Denise should cater to her customers. Owning a store does not give you the authority to lower the self-esteem of your clientele. In fashion, we celebrate our bodies, and yet Denise so repulsively insulted my friend by rubbing her belly and telling her not to buy a particular shirt. My friend felt confident in her choices, and still spent nearly $1000 on clothes, while I spent a little over $200. Denise may carry quality garments with unique flare, but her social skills are no more advanced than those of a baked potato. In this small business climate, she should be treating her customers with respect, lending her "expert" opinon when appropriate, and with tact. Instead, she chose to use petty, vanity-fueled snark. If not for her 75% off sales rack, and my attempt to sustain an otherwise lovely afternoon with girlfriends, I would never have spent a single cent in Denise's store. I really try to always give small businesses the benefit of the doubt, but there's simply no way I can do so here, as this was the third strike with my Milieu experiences.

I was strolling through downtown plymouth and this store caught my eye. I walked into to a…read morebeautiful display of sensory joy! I wanted to pick up, try and buy everything. It's rare to find a unique spot like this in plymouth and I already know this is going to be my spot. The store is so beautifully done and the owner Nasha is an absolute gem. She made my experience 1000x better which I made me love this small business more. There were the cutest mugs and pottery that to my surprise were hand made items of the owner. I bought some fun socks and a mug because I was in a rush but I'll be back for a deep dive soon!

Exactly what Plymouth needed. Their selection of one-of-a-kind items is what sets this shop apart…read morefrom the other boutiques downtown. I highly recommend you stop by if you haven't yet. The owner is lovely as well.

This cute boutique is the perfect place to go when shopping for a gift for someone special. The…read moreprices are higher than shopping at kohl's or on amazon but the quality is what you pay for. My favorite dresses from there have lasted me quite a few seasons and still look brand new!

Posh is such an adorable boutique. They always are up to date on trends and display the outfits and…read moreaccessories in a way I know how to dress my best. I can always find something I love and they get new items in all the time! The owner and staff are helpful and I dont feel like I'm being sold to but like I'm part of a family in this store. I highly recommend you check it out!

If you are looking for something different or original this is the place to find it. Great service…read moreand friendly staff!

I been coming here for about 2yrs. Great prices great customer service. I always find something…read moreamazing here.

I discovered this shop on Ebay and have now bought from them 5 times or more…read moreThey have a great selection, they changed the order once after I'd placed it with no problem, and they've shipped the same day every time! I live in the Philly area and the longest it's taken me to get my order is 3 days, but it's normally 2. I'd rather give them my business than the manufacturers as their prices are always cheaper and shipping is very cheap Jon

Customer Service, the owner is always to busy to help customers…read more He has no interest in being friendly or trying to behelpful to new customers. They have great selection but make to effort to create a welcoming experience.

By far the place to get U of M memorabilia! I bought numerous memorabilia from the 2026 National…read moreChampionship Basketball team and they ship it free!

Beware - Greasy Tactics and Counterfeit Items at an "Authentic" Collectibles Show…read more I attended a Card Show hosted by Pro Sports Zone, which markets itself as an authentic collectibles store. To my shock, counterfeit Labubu figures were being sold right on the store owner's table. When I informed the owner, he brushed it off, saying, "It's not my problem -- the jewelry guy is selling them." The reality? He was selling them for that vendor, on his own table, while the vendor failed to disclose they were fakes. When confronted about selling counterfeits at an event advertised for authentic items, he claimed it wasn't his responsibility to verify authenticity -- an incredibly greasy and unprofessional stance for a so-called collectibles expert. On a separate review page the owner tried to skirt responsibility by saying he was only a vendor, but didn't include that he was the proprietor of the vendor show and allowed the counterfeits to be put on his own table.​ This disregard for integrity is unacceptable. I have reported Pro Sports Zone to the FTC, the Attorney General, and Popmart's copyright infringement department. If you value authenticity, ethics, and respect for the collecting community, avoid Pro Sports Zone and any events it hosts. Supporting counterfeit sales -- and then dodging responsibility -- is the lowest form of business.

Debby the owner and her incredibly knowledgeable, Daughter are two of my favorite business owners…read morein Ypsilanti to talk to. They are so caring and thoughtful to their patrons. Wish more businesses could be like this highly recommend check this place out for sure. Lots of vinyl, CDs, original classic rock shirts.

Awesome service, cool jackets and great music to boot! Groovy little independent shop.read more

Rented a tuxedo from here last month. Everything was seamless and it fit great! I plan on coming…read morehere in the future when I need a new dress shirt or sport coat.

Took my son here for an opinion on a tux rented online. He was officiating a wedding in 3 days and…read morethe suit was so amature looking. After walking into the shop, we were promptly greeted and made to feel welcome. After a few temporary tweeks to the jacket, the tux looked 100% better. There was a $100 charge for temporary alterations and pressing, but if you have a position of honor at a gathering the right fitting suit is worth a million bucks. After talking to a few men(its family owned/operated) we learned that they do fast alterations and everyone is super stylish. Added bonus: they're making and donating face masks to slow the spread of Covid-19.