Last updated October 9, 2026 · ranked from 1,624 Google reviews · How we rank
This list ranks 9 clothing stores in and around Grand Rapids, MI, led by FERAL - New and Used Outdoor Goods, Decaydence Vintage and Premier. Together they have 1,624 Google reviews; FERAL - New and Used Outdoor Goods has the highest Google rating on the list at 5.0. Every place on the list is in Grand Rapids, MI. Rankings weigh Google rating, review volume, how complete and current each listing is, and our own notes on each place.
Secondhand garments are a particular strength at FERAL - New and Used Outdoor Goods, where reviewers praise the selection, quality pieces and reasonable prices. This locally owned shop at 1031 Wealthy St SE in Grand Rapids, MI pairs clothing, including men’s options, with new and used outdoor gear. Its No. 1 ranking is supported by a 5-star Google rating across 152 reviews, with shoppers also highlighting kind, helpful staff. Friday and Saturday hours run until 8 p.m., making evening visits possible.
Secondhand garment selection
Locally owned shop
Helpful staff
“Selection of second hand garments (and GEAR) is especially great! Wasn’t expecting it given how small the shop is, but it’s more than I thought it’d be. Pretty good price points too for quality pieces. Staff are kind and helpful too.”
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A silk slip and vintage shift dress are among the finds shoppers report at Decaydence Vintage, at 71 Division Ave S in Grand Rapids, MI. Its curated vintage clothing, reviews praising friendly and helpful employees, and 4.9 Google rating from 84 reviews support its No. 2 rank. The selection extends to records, books, toys, and housewares, giving shoppers more to browse alongside apparel. This LGBTQ-owned shop also welcomes LGBTQ customers and identifies as a transgender safe space.
Curated vintage clothing
Helpful employees
LGBTQ-owned shop
“This place is amazing! I love the inventory and atmosphere! Employees were very friendly and helpful.”
Jeans, shirts, sneakers, and skate-inspired apparel give Premier a clear focus on casual menswear. Located at 10 Weston St SE in Grand Rapids, MI, it earns the No. 3 spot with a 4.8 Google rating from 267 reviews and customer accounts of helpful, friendly service. Reviewers describe assistance both in person and by phone, a promptly corrected shipping address, and a strong selection of clothes and shoes. In-store and curbside pickup add practical options for collecting purchases.
Casual men's clothing
Helpful customer service
Curbside pickup available
“This store has exceptional customer service in person and on the phone. Only thing that would make this store better is if it was closer to my location. Went 08/15 and the 2 men in there were very helpful and friendly.”
A focus on sustainable, organic apparel earns Clothing Matters the No. 5 spot, supported by a 4.9 Google rating from 82 reviews. This women-owned small business at 141 Diamond Ave SE in Grand Rapids, MI carries clothing, headwear and accessories, with men’s clothing among its offerings. The store welcomes LGBTQ customers and identifies as a transgender safe space. On-site parking, wheelchair-accessible parking and a unisex restroom add practical conveniences for a visit.
Curated vintage clothing and wares give Zabház a distinct focus at 139 Division Ave S in Grand Rapids, MI. Its No. 6 placement is supported by a 4.9 Google rating across 118 reviews, with shoppers praising vintage finds and help locating what they wanted. The small business offers in-store shopping, a wheelchair-accessible entrance and an accessible restroom. Noon-to-6 p.m. hours Wednesday through Monday make its schedule straightforward for anyone planning a quick stop.
Curated vintage clothing
Helpful shopping assistance
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
“Love Zabhaz!!!! They have the best stuff!!! Emilia helped us out immensely!”
Owner-created designs and an emphasis on embroidery give Courage & Soar its place at No. 7. Founded by a husband-and-wife team, the boutique at 40 Monroe Center St NW in Grand Rapids, MI carries clothing for men and women, plus accessories, home decor, and gifts. Its collection pairs traditional techniques with modern aesthetics, while locally sourced goods include handmade pottery and natural skincare products. A 4.8-star Google rating across 64 reviews adds support to this small business’s selection and craft-focused approach.
Authentic vintage clothing spanning several decades gives Flashback On Leonard a clear specialty among clothing stores in Grand Rapids, MI. That focus, paired with a 4.9-star Google rating from 83 reviews, earns it the No. 8 spot. The small business offers in-store shopping at 1136 Leonard St NW, with listed hours of noon to 6 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. Wheelchair-accessible parking and acceptance of credit and debit cards add practical conveniences for an in-person visit.
A review describing a dress and purse purchase gives Shakedown Street a concrete clothing-shopping recommendation alongside its listed men’s clothing offerings. This small business at 670 Leonard St NW in Grand Rapids, MI earns rank 9 with a 4.7 Google rating across 656 reviews and customer praise for helpful service. Its stated “1960’s Grateful Dead smoke shop” identity sets the scene, while one reviewer also notes artwork inside and out. Friday and Saturday hours run until 7 p.m.
Men’s clothing
Dress purchase praised
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
“I spend at least $300+ in incense cones and other items in a month. Been spending since moving to grand rapids in 2024. There's a lady who worked one day i went in. Very rude very disrespectful. I had 80 incense she charged me for 100 of…”
Vintage and upcycled clothing anchors Second Vibess at 13 Division Ave S in Grand Rapids, MI. It earns the No. 10 spot with clothing for men and women, used-goods buying, and space for local small businesses. Reviewers highlight the women’s pants selection, earrings, and quality of the merchandise, with one noting a smaller inventory. The Black-owned, women-owned shop also hosts community events. A 4.6-star Google rating from 118 reviews adds support to its place on the list.
Vintage and upcycled
Buys used goods
Local small businesses
“Stores like this ruined thrifting. Save your money and goto the bins”
Ratings and review counts shown are Google ratings, displayed with attribution.
How we ranked this list
Each clothing store is scored on a Bayesian-weighted rating (its rating adjusted for how many reviews it has compared with the Grand Rapids category average), how recently we verified its details, and how complete its listing is. Scores and ranks are stored, so the order only changes when the underlying data changes.
clothing stores in Grand Rapids, MI: common questions
Where can I shop for vintage clothing in Grand Rapids, MI?
Zabház, OTONO and Second Vibess all carry vintage clothing on Division Avenue South. Second Vibess also offers upcycled pieces. The Elevated Market and Glasshouse carries vintage clothing at 955 Godfrey Ave SW, while Helping Hands Mission Store at 1008 Leonard St NW combines vintage, pre-loved and new clothes.
Which stores sell men’s casual clothing and outdoor apparel?
Premier at 10 Weston St SE focuses on men’s jeans, shirts, sneakers and skate-inspired apparel. FERAL at 1031 Wealthy St SE sells new and used outdoor goods and lists men’s clothing among its offerings. Shakedown Street at 670 Leonard St NW also lists men’s clothing.
Which clothing stores have Sunday shopping hours?
The Elevated Market and Glasshouse is open Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. FERAL and Second Vibess open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., while Zabház and Shakedown Street open from noon to 6 p.m.
Where can I try on vintage clothes and get coffee?
OTONO at 25 Division Ave S, Suite 100 combines a cafe with vintage clothing and home goods. A customer review specifically mentions fitting rooms and mirrors. The business description states that the cafe closes daily at 6 p.m. and retail remains open until 7 p.m.
Which clothing shops offer pickup or free parking?
Premier and Helping Hands Mission Store both offer in-store and curbside pickup. Helping Hands also lists free lot and street parking, plus a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking. The Elevated Market and Glasshouse lists both free and paid parking lots, along with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and restroom.
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