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Do you live in Detroit and are wanting to try out different shops? Here is a list of fashion brands! According to Visit Detroit, it states that “Visit Detroit’s Avenue of Fashion for a historical and fashionable tour through Detroit’s West Side. The University District has always been an illustrious neighborhood.”
Two18
Sneakers, Detroit-themed Air-Jordans 2
Harper Ray Accessories
Custom Jewelry, necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, anklets, and body jewelry
Glam-aholic Lifestyle
Not Sorry Goods
vintage and upcycled apparel and accessories.
Fahrenheit 313
Sneaker exchange
TONiCo Brand
Softer feminine pieces
AYV x Fresher
Detroit Streetwear
Haus of $y
Signature round logo bag, tote bags, wallets, dresses
David Vintage
Locally sourced streetwear: Crewnecks, hoodies, jeans, shirts for both men and women
Moneyball Sportswear
A mixture of both streetwear and athletic wear
The Hoop Mob
Accessories and apparel
K. Walker Collective
High-quality essentials: Jackets and outwear
Dandy Detroit
Custom-tailored clothing for men
DCreated Boutique
Handcrafted organic baby clothing in bohemian, timeless, and vintage styles
Definitely Different Boutique
Tie-dye dresses and colorful statement necklaces, and more
Detroit is the new black
T-Shirts, hoodies, jackets, DITNB Hats, and totes for everyone
Detroit vs. Everybody
clothes and accessories for men, women, and kids. Featuring shirts and joggers of different cities and places around the world as an example of unity
The Dirt Lable
Bear clothing, all shirts have bears on them
Flo Boutique
Tops, bottoms, outwear, and accessories
Fly Behavior
Women’s items that are unique, edgy, and fashionable: Puffer vest, ruffle tops
Hope for Flowers by Tracy Reese
Feminine dresses and separates in lots of unique prints made from ethical and sustainable materials
Savvy Chic
The parisian-style boutique sells fashion to home foods
Offin River’s Accessories, Etcetera
Sells clothing from sizes eight-3x, accessories
Zarkpa
Tops, skirts, pants, head wraps, and unisex dashikis using imported fabrics from Ghana, Nigeria, and Liberia
Negash Apparel and Footwear
Clothing and accessories, and luxury sneakers.
Many of these shops and boutiques sell other items because they sell a wide range of things. There are a lot of other shops in Detroit, but if you need somewhere to start or somewhere new to try, try these ones. The website for each of them is listed, but if you need to know the address, you can look it up or go on their website, and it will most likely be there too.
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