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Detroit GT

4.4(8)· Google4.4 out of 5 from 8 reviews (Google rating)Boutique Downtown FerndaleOpen now · closes 7:00 PM
Open now · closes 7:00 PM

About Detroit GT

Detroit GT is a boutique and design-and-apparel brand with its flagship store inside The Rust Belt Market at 22801 Woodward Ave in Ferndale, MI. Its original products focus on promoting Detroit, Michigan, and surrounding cities. The flagship is one of several places carrying the brand: its products are also available at Inspire Marketplace stores in Twelve Oaks Mall and The Mall at Partridge Creek, The Detroit Shoppe at Somerset Collection in Troy, My Secret Stash in Traverse City, and Born in Detroit in Detroit.

The Ferndale, MI location is listed as a small business and an option for a quick visit. It accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. A paid parking lot, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance are listed among its amenities; delivery is not available. Detroit GT has a Google rating of 4.4 stars based on eight reviews.

Known for

  • Detroit- and Michigan-focused original products
  • Design and apparel brand
  • Flagship inside The Rust Belt Market
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • “The clothing items I’ve bought here are comfortable and hold up well with frequent use.”

    — Blake Lombardo, February 21, 2026 · google

  • “Ordered a bunch of his wonderful art. Had some questions about the order. I called their number and the actual owner and artist himself picked up the phone! Very, very helpful! His art is fun and sassy and these T-shirts are going to…”

    — marcus norris, September 1, 2025 · google

  • “The clothing is good quality but the customer service is not. I ordered a sweatshirt on 2 sizes since the website said they accept returns. When I tried to initiate the return I was told they don’t take returns anymore and that someone f…”

    — Beth W, August 9, 2025 · google

  • “I like the merchandise and did purchase something. However he was strangely talkative to everyone but me. I just stood there waiting to be helped . Then rushed through my transition.”

    — brian olivaras, December 12, 2024 · google

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