10 items from Michigan retailers to keep you warm and fuzzy this fall

By Metro Times editorial staff on Tue, Sep 17, 2019 at 2:11 pm

Fall fashion-forward with these clothing items and accessories sourced from Michigan retailers.

By Amanda Sinishtaj

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Upcycled Denim Jacket with Detroit Flannel Patch, Not Sorry Apparel, $87
notsorryapparel.com
Ferndale-based Not Sorry Apparel brought both style and sustainability to the table with the jacket of any fall-lover’s dream: denim and flannel all in one. What’s fall without a flannel appearance? The upcycled jackets are unique, with a Detroit Not Sorry flannel patch on the back.

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The Sherpa Teddy Bear Coat, Bird Bee, $89
1228 Griswold St., Detroit; 313-315-3070; shopbirdbee.com
The return of fall means the return of sherpa season. If you haven’t heard, fluffy jackets that closely resemble your beloved childhood teddy bear are in: Easy to dress up, and even easier to dress down.

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Detroit Flag Patch Knit Cap, City Bird Detroit, $16
460 W. Canfield St. #103, Detroit; 313-831-9776; citybirddetroit.com
It’s so cold in the D — so keep your ears warm with a City Bird Detroit knit hat, produced by City Bird themselves.

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Primecut Tofo Pouch Purse, Coup D’état, $200
youresocoup.com
Featuring the fluffiest neutral-toned fabrics of our dreams, Coup D’état — a new women’s clothing shop opening this fall in Cadillac Place in Detroit’s New Center — created a bag that positively screams fall comfort. We’re waving goodbye to leather and giving a warm welcome to sherpa handbags this season.

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Script Coach’s Jacket, SMPLFD, $69.99
313-285-9564; buy.smplfd.com
Detroit’s go-to streetwear brand, SMPLFD, is known for its collection of casual wears like hoodies, crewnecks, T-shirts, caps, and Detroit swag. They’re declaring their sporty legacy with the nylon coach’s jacket, emblazoned with an embroidered SMPLFD logo.

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Overnight Success v, *Paid Actor, $115
paid.actor
No doubt that tie-dye was a summer 2019 trend, but it doesn’t have to end there. Detroit apparel brand *Paid Actor created this statement top that pairs perfectly with denim. Each is made from a reclaimed shirt, which has been turned inside-out, dyed, and printed with new graphics for a one-of-a-kind piece.

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Nike SB Everett Crew, Premier, $75
10 Weston St. SE, Grand Rapids; 616-742-2660; thepremierstore.com
Based in Grand Rapids, Premier offers casual unisex clothing with a focus on shoes and skate-inspired apparel. Crewnecks are a staple for every Detroit wardrobe, and there’s no better way to dress it up than with something from your local skate shop.

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Crest Logo Pullover Hoodie and Sweatpants, Detroit Hustles Harder, $60 each
1353 Division St., Detroit; divisionstreetboutique.com
Matching sets are in — when done right, of course. Detroit Hustles Harder did so with their Crest Logo Pullover and Classic Logo Sweatpants. Take comfort to the next level with this matching set for a fall night in or out.

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Yellow Hemp Socks, Rosemarine Textiles, $28
rosemarinetextiles.com
With sustainability in mind, Rosemarine Textiles naturally dye their socks using onion skins in their Detroit studio. Made with a blend of organic cotton, hemp, and spandex, these thick socks offer a more insulated foot area and work great with boots, sneakers, or just around the house. (Photo by Mo Neuharth)

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Crewneck D. Cardigan, Détroit Is the New Black, $84
1430 Woodward Ave., Detroit; 313-818-3498; detroitisthenewblack.com
Cardigans are a must-have for fall, simultaneously channeling comfort and style.

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