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Discover 10 Exceptional Local Goods from Detroit's Thriving Maker Movement

Discover 10 Exceptional Local Goods from Detroit s Thriving Maker Movement

Detroit is on the rise! It's a city we love and love to keep our eye on.

A thriving maker movement is pushing local goods in a decidedly sophisticated and urban direction that can compete with the likes of Brooklyn and Portland. From handmade leather goods and organic juices to garage rock music and classic timepieces, here are 10 Detroit-made items on our radar. 

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