Paper Planes Stockists in Michigan

Every Paper Planes stockist in Michigan is in metro Detroit. All six of them. There is no listed shop in Grand Rapids, Lansing, Ann Arbor proper or anywhere in the Upper Peninsula, which makes Michigan the most geographically concentrated network of any state on this site.

The six break down as Krispy Addicts in Detroit itself, Cityman in Dearborn, two separate doors in Southfield — 4Men and Fashion Bistro — and Puffer Reds, which runs two locations, one in Wayne and one in Ypsilanti out toward Ann Arbor. That Ypsilanti store is the westernmost stockist in the state and the practical option for anyone coming from Ann Arbor or Jackson.

Detroit's density here is not an accident. The brand sells wholesale to small independent retailers rather than chains, and Detroit has an unusually deep bench of them — the Detroit streetwear guide covers the Avenue of Fashion and why a shop on Livernois is trading on real history. Store details were last verified in August 2026.

Markets with their own page

Detroit

Every Michigan stockist

Cityman18900 Michigan Ave, Dearborn 48126(313) 240-6300
Krispy Addicts19434 Livernois Ave, Detroit 48221(313) 340-9002
4Men Southfield29121 Northwestern Hwy, Southfield 48034(248) 440-5395
Fashion Bistro18212 W Ten Mile Rd, Southfield 48075(248) 809-9370
Puffer Reds Wayne35002 W Michigan Ave, Wayne 48184(734) 722-6630
Puffer Reds Ypsilanti113 W Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti 48197(734) 485-7050

Common questions

Is there a Paper Planes stockist in Grand Rapids or Ann Arbor?

Neither city has a listed stockist. Puffer Reds in Ypsilanti is the closest door to Ann Arbor, around 10 miles east. Grand Rapids has nothing within a short drive.

Are the two Puffer Reds stores the same shop?

Same retailer, two addresses — Wayne and Ypsilanti — listed separately because they hold separate stock and separate hours.

Why does Southfield have two stockists?

4Men and Fashion Bistro are unrelated independent businesses that both carry the brand. Southfield sits at the top of the Detroit retail corridor, which is why two doors there is less surprising than it looks.