Red White & Blue Thrift Store - Clinton Township (MI)

2 /5 Carl St: 1st time there. My wife said there always busy it looks like so we stopped. We were not impressed..yes lots of goods but prices were high compared to other places we been to..bikes. $49.00. shirts $5.99 to $12.99 of course a few were little cheaper.

5 /5 Matthew Howstely: One of my favorite thrift stores to stop at. I always find interesting things I was not even looking to buy. For example, an X-files Barbie and Ken set, a Fabulous Fred, and even a Brachiosaurus figure only sold in the British Museum of Natural History! I do not think the prices are too bad when compared to other thrift stores. They also have sales on certain tagged items which is nice too. They only take cash so I just have to remember to pull some out before I go. All in all this is one of my go to places!

2 /5 cardy b: I like this thrift store because it’s huge and they have good discounted pricing on certain days. BUT I am so tired of being STALKED by alleged traffickers, I have been here maybe 5 times and EACH time I am uncomfortably followed and watched across the store. I come w my mom and even that doesn’t stop them. This past and LAST time I went, this man walks and walks around the store not even attempting to look like he’s shopping, just keeps his distance. So he notices we’re heading to the exit then he “casually” walks out before us and stands on the sidewalk, we exit the store and walk past him and he’s all looking me and my mom up and down. Doesn’t speak or nod. We kind of speed walk to our car, next thing we know we look in the rear view mirror and see him walking past to NOWHERE. He roams through the parking lot, doesn’t stop at a single car. My intuition was telling me he’s going to meet his getaway buddy around the block after a failed mission. About a year ago there was this thick girl shopping around and we overheard some weird men across the store talking about her in not so wholesome way if you know what I mean. We feared for her safety. As good as this store may sorta be, come with a male, or if not, the minute you sense something like what happened to me then don’t take any chances, there’s never JUST ONE guy in on this.

2 /5 Mo: Honestly my experience went from fun and exciting to so disappointing that I don’t really want to come back. My friend and I had racked up a cart full of clothes, great selection in a surprisingly large location. Stopping while we’re ahead, we decided to try clothes on only to find out there is no fitting room. Annoying, but fine. Next we head to the register, cash only. Annoying, but fine. Two of my items (that i begrudgingly tried on over my jeans in the middle of the store) apparently didn’t have a tag on them. SO THEY REFUSED TO SELL THEM. I was advised to come back the following morning in hopes that they will be priced, on the floor, unsold and searchable in the giant store. I came back the following day and obviously didn’t find them given how unrealistic that is. Anyway, I hope you guys find a practical solution for the tag situation. It’s inconvenient, you’re losing money and putting a bad taste in people’s mouths. I would suggest a pricing sheet for your cashiers with average prices for each item type they could reference when tag-less situations arise. With a few changes this place really has the potential to be one of the best thrift stores in the area.

2 /5 jasmine: The regular customer service team at Red, White & Blue Thrift Store is actually very kind and helpful, but the supervisors are a completely different story. The employees try their best, but the supervisors talk to people with attitude, don’t listen, and make the whole environment uncomfortable. It’s frustrating because you can tell the staff is working hard, but the supervisors’ behavior brings the whole store down. The store would run so much smoother if management showed the same respect and professionalism that the customer service workers do.