

Her work as a creative accessories maker at Cyberoptix Tie Lab is well known locally in Metro Detroit as well as internationally. Many celebrities, including Bill Nye the Science Guy and actor Chris Hardwick, have worn her work as a way to distinguish themselves.
Located at 1440 Gratiot Avenue, 1D, Well Done Goods is part of a vibrant, up-and-coming block right between neighboring Trinosophes coffee shop and Antietam restaurant. The grand-opening event, which takes place Friday, is free and open to the public.
While Cyberoptix is celebrating 10 years of bringing unique neckwear to Detroit and beyond, Well Done Goods by Cyberoptix will showcase a full range of ties, scarves, bow ties and pocket squares inside the new shop alongside their whole new line of graphic-forward accessories including aprons, pillows, tea towels, napkins and poster-size art prints. With a 10-foot reclaimed hospital emergency room sign as a focal point of their shop decor, Well Done Goods is “here to cure all your fashion and gifting emergencies.”
Fiercely loyal to their home in Eastern Market for over a decade, Cyberoptix still prints all accessories to order in their 4,000-square-foot manufacturing facility located directly upstairs from the new shop. In addition to their hand screen-printed wares all made in house, WDG has curated in other product lines to complement their gift-ready offerings.
An emphasis on well-designed products, hyper-unique finds and most importantly affordable gifting options will be the overall direction for this new project, with Shorb adding “no pretense and tons and tons of fun!”