Find the perfect Christmas gift for everyone on your list at these local businesses

LIVONIA — Looking for the perfect holiday gift? There's plenty of options close to home.

Those looking to support local small businesses or buy Michigan-made goods can find shops all around metro Detroit.

Here's a few unique local businesses where you can find gifts for different kinds of folks on your list.

For the diehard Michigander: Detroit Can Company in Livonia

The Detroit Can Company in Livonia offers goodie bag-like cans full of Michigan-made goods.

 

The Detroit Can Company offers gift basket-like cans full of locally-made products from Michigan-based companies. Can theme options range from snacks to personal care items. The small business is especially popular as a gift for employees and "people who have everything."

Aside from enjoying the Sanders chocolate, Carhartt hats or Vernors pop they'll find in their can, people can also keep and reuse the stylized paint cans that contain their gifts.

 

The company offers shipping from its warehouse in Livonia to anywhere in the world. People who live in the area can also schedule an appointment to pick up their order.

For the caffeine fiend: Coffee beans in downtown Farmington

Customers can buy freshly roasted coffee at Ground Control.

 

Want to wow your coffee-loving friend? Skip the Starbucks and head to downtown Farmington for some beans roasted right here in metro Detroit.

Ground Control Coffee Roasters, 33319 Grand River Ave., and Blue Hat Coffee, 23715 Farmington Road, are both owned by self-proclaimed coffee fanatics who roast their own beans. Ground Control roasts its beans in Farmington, and Blue Hat's beans get roasted in Coldwater.

 

People can swing into either shop to buy beans in person or order Ground Control's beans online.

For the one who loves natural skincare: Blue Line Farms in Livonia

A bar of goat milk soap from Blue Line Farms in Livonia.

 

Blue Line Farms, 30655 Six Mile Road, is an urban farm in the middle of Livonia. The charming little farm offers farm visits for kids, events and goat yoga, but it also sells goat milk soap.

Goat milk soap is great for people into natural skincare options or your friend who has sensitive skin. Blue Line Farms also offers a plethora of scents ranging from floral and fruity to musky and earthy, so there's plenty of options for both the guys and the gals on your list.

 

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People can order soap online and choose to either have it shipped to their home or pick it up in-person at the farm on Six Mile.

For the one with a sweet tooth: Sweet Retreats in Milford

Some of the most popular holiday treats sold at Sweet Retreats Chocolate Shoppe in Milford.

 

Sweet Retreats Chocolate Shoppe, 314 North Main St. in downtown Milford, offers artisan candy and chocolate. This place is full of treats fit for kids and adults alike.

Whether you're looking for unique treats like brittle and truffles or searching for classics like caramel and peanut butter cups, Sweet Retreats has you covered. The shop also sells special items geared toward the holiday season like handmade chocolate sleds or chocolate-dipped wine bottles.

 

The shop, a mainstay in downtown Milford that's been around for 30 years, only offers in-person sales.

For the nerd culture lover: Gotham Night Comics in Livonia

Gotham Night Comics has plenty of vintage books, like this pristine copy of "The Shadow" #1, published by DC Comics in 1973.

 

Gotham Night Comics, 37661 Five Mile Road in Livonia, has plenty of gifts for the superhero fan in your life.

The store has a wide range of items fit for any kind of budget. You can find rare comics and Funko toys here, or you can check out the superhero T-shirts and refrigerator magnets.

Gotham Night isn't an average comic book store, either. You won't have to dig through boxes of dusty old books at this shop, and the owner is more than happy to help non-comic folks find the right item for their loved one.

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Contact reporter Shelby Tankersley at stankersle@hometownlife.com or 734-311-0659.