Sunshine Thrift Stores

I am an owner of estate sale company, and I scheduled donation pick ups in a past and they are always late or don’t even have me scheduled at all. I have to constantly call and remind, almost like they are doing me a favor picking up donations. Most recently I had a pick up of the estate sale left overs and when they showed up, they stated that they don’t want to pick up furniture! Leaving me completely shocked. It’s utterly unprofessional especially when I scheduled complete clean out of the estate. Horrible company to do business with. I’m very disappointed and will never use their services and would not recommend them to anyone!!!

Sunshine is a pretty good store, my only issue with it is that it’s a women’s store. They shouldn’t bother with the men’s stuff if they just aren’t going to have space for it except 4 racks and call it a day.
Everything in here is pretty well straightened and stocked. I guess the more difficult part of this place is that it is in the same strip mall as another thrift store, but it is nice to have this much selection between the two.
Come check it out!

I have been in this store several times over the past 5 or 6 years and have watched prices steadily go way up on clothing. On other items its usually a crapshoot on prices. Records and tapes spring to mind. No set prices I guess.
But today was the last straw. I think the blond haired guy who owns the shop copped such an attitude with me I will never return. First I had to sit thru a 20 minute cluster f#*k of epic proportions at the register. Why, because even though the sign by Gratiot said the store was overstocked and ½ off it only applied to what he wanted it to apply to.
I had 21 8 track tapes and asked why they were not half off and he got snappy with me.
My advice to you my friend is this. You are the worst thrift store on a road where there are plenty of other options. Keep treating people like this and there will be a for lease sign up in that space very soon.

absolutely disgusting! there were bugs everywhere, it felt like they were jumping on us as we were shopping. the clothes are in no order what so ever and the employees were of no help. one of them actually asked me while i was waiting for some one in the fitting room if i was going to pay and if it was going to be in cash. i used to love going here when i was in high school and had decided on a whim to check them out since it had been a couple of years. that will be the last time. not to mention that their bathroom had no toilet paper or paper towels and it smelled like it hadn’t been cleaned in weeks. GROSS!

This store has some awesome stuff especially when it comes to furniture, electronics and knick knacks for your house!
Got a massve string piano for $ 50 !

I love this store. The staff aren’t the friendliest, especially if your children are with you. But they’ve had the best sales ever. Although, it’s no longer with us. I have to say R.I.P to the .50 cent sales at this store. For the past couple months I was able to bond with my family members every Saturday (some Sundays too) morning while sifting through the great items they had.
Some of the name brands include Seven and Chip and Pepper jeans, Vera Wang Fall jackets, Old Navy, Gap, Abercrombie and Fitch and much much more. While they all weren’t .50 cent, the prices never really exceeded $ 7.00.
Sunshine Thrift Store… A great place to shop and bond with the girls about all the great deals you’re finding together. Try to get a babysitter though. The staff can be really nasty when speaking to your children.
Toodles~

So, it’s all too often that when people say «Hey, nice dress» I answer with, «Thanks, got it for 2 bucks» That 2 buck deal is normally coming from Mt. Clemens’ ultimate thrift store, The Sunshine Thrift Store.
Located On Gratiot this is probably my favorite thrift store in Metro Detroit. The selection is great, the sections well organized. Ths Sunshine often has me loading up on vintage dresses I’d normally be paying 30 bucks for.
In addition, you can often find vintage musical instruments and fantastic housewares like dishes and microwaves. All the items I’ve purchased here, which are too many to count, have been in great condition. Oh, and they even have fitting rooms. How awesome is that???

If you’re addicted to thrift shopping like I am, this is definitely a place to check out.
Strangely, Sunshine is located in a plaza that houses TWO thrift shops (itself, and Community thrift). Sunshine is the smaller of the two, but in some cases size doesn’t count.
I like Sunshine because their prices are always excellent. This is the home of the 60-​cent shirt! Every thrift shop in the area prices their products differently (even if we’re talking about Salvation Army on Auburn versus Salvation Army on Gratiot)… and Sunshine is by far the cheapest of all.
Price isn’t the only thing that Sunshine has going for them. Some of the coolest jackets and shirts I own I got from there. I’m all for getting Old Navy or Gap clothes on the cheap… but to be able to snag TRUE vintage clothes at thrift store prices is unbeatable! (As opposed to paying hipster prices at a resale shop. Ahem.)
They have a decent book selection, but this may not be a place to look for movies or records at; they have them, but the selection is small.
Even still, there’s a large selection of men’s and women’s tops, bottoms, coats, and shoes. What more could you ask for? Ah yes… 60-​cent shirts!