One of the cleanest and beautifully organized thrift stores I've been to in a while. The staff have…read moretheir wares displayed as though you were in a specialty gift shop. They feature a corner with high-end clothing and shoes as well as a section featuring vintage. On the day I visited, all clothing (except for the high-end) was only $3! I also spotted a gorgeous leather recliner that was being sold at 30% off their listed price. Nice things and very nice people who are helpful and kind. Thrift. It's the highest and best form of recycling.

Very nice thrift store. Prices are on the high end but it's for hospice. They do have sale items…read more There are also some antique items. Service was friendly and efficient.

Huge selection, purses, jewelry, shoes clothes and home decor!…read moreI thought prices were really reasonable and it wasn't until I got home that I realized that a lot of my stuff was 50% off so I can't argue with that. I'm not sure how the system works. I wasn't paying attention but check it out. It's worth the trip employees were very nice and charming!

I have to agree with Christine W. I Have been going to the Encore Shoppe for several years. Their…read moresign says "Classy Consignments". Well it is no longer classy. I want the new owners to know how insulting it is to walk into a once nice thrift store and find it dirty. This was a very nice store with very nice displays and great pricing. I don't understand why someone would buy a thriving classy business, and then change it this way. There are plenty of other thrift stores in this town that have the cheap dirty crap. I will cherish the memories of a once nice store but I won't come back. If I wanted a Goodwill Experience I would go to Goodwill.

This is a curated thrift store with fair pricing. There are Men and Women's clothing. I appreciate…read morethe exchange policy. I wish it had more vintage clothes. Overall, you should stop by, it's worth the clothing hunt.

My shopping experience included rude staff throughout the time I was there. No one offered help…read more They seemed annoyed that you were shopping. I will certainly take my business elsewhere. I am not sure how they stay in business. Consider other reviews that reference rude staff.

Whoa, what a friendly staff at this place! I walked in and was greeted by an employee who gave me…read morethe run down on the place. I stopped by here when driving through GJ and it was a nice stop. They have a lot of home goods and clothes, some were reasonably priced, others were insanely expressive (ex $10 for Walmart brand workout pants). I walked out with a top and pair of gloves so all wasn't lost. Proceeds go to homeless animals so that had my heart right away.

This place is all about saving innocent unwanted pets. They get a lot of good stuff and there may…read morebe some piles of generous donations about but it is a great thrift store with and I think 1/2 off Fri and Sat . Thank You Harmony all you all do.

After driving, riding, or walking past this place countless times over the years without even…read morenoticing it, I lucked out and wandered in while searching for holiday gifts downtown. I immediately noticed the red Herman Miller sofa, bright woven rugs and hand-rubbed Danish MCM tables... South West handmade jewelry, military surplus, new old stock Carhartt & Levi's, broken-in leather boots, vintage wool and waxed canvas clothing, old Boy Scout hatchets, 70's stereo equipment, vintage vinyl, antique signage (not repro), and the list goes on and on. The thing about stores like this, is that in a year or even a few days the entire businesses' stock can be totally rotated out: snatched away by a collector and gone forever. This place is practically a museum and a snapshot in time of "how things used to be". The "stuff" in this store was built to last and is often one-of-a-kind. I had my eye on a few things in the store and hope that I can get back there to grab them before someone else does. I can think of no better place downtown to find a unique gift for a loved one.

I love this store with "its back in the day", 1970's era finds, high iconic designer furniture,…read morecowboy stuff and beautifully curated hip accessories. I bought the most fabulous Marimeko type 60's long dress at this store. They have great vintage clothes, they definitely know their customers' taste.

This place is a little dingy but it's on my must visit list when Im on my way to or from Utah!…read moreAmazing deals, I think my most recent trip cost me $14 and I got 7 items. They have a decent selection of mens and women's a big selection of home goods and kids items.

Small little shop with a modest amount of inventory. However their prices are unbeatable and they…read morehave amazing sales every week. For example, last week all sleeveless tops were 25 cents. They only restock Monday and Tuesday, which is the days they are closed. If you go Wednesday or earlier in the week, you'll always have a better selection in the store. The service is so friendly and the volunteers are great. It's priced the way a thrift store should be and is a great resource for the community.

Looks like there are a lot of good buys in this thrift store. It is pretty crowded inside, but the…read moremerchandise is well organized. Nice to support a thrift store that supports animal adoption. I plan to donate items there.

I love the friendly people who work here. There is a lot to see in the store, but it is clean and…read moreorganized. You are supporting animal rescue in the area, so leave your extra change if you can.

Amazing boutique with fun items and great staff! The prices are reasonable and I love stopping in…read moreevery time I'm in the area.

Wow! Gone are the days of Ivy and good customer service. Last week I went in hoping to purchase…read moreseveral outfits and a few gifts. THREE young women were working. Not one said hi or May I help You. After trying on several dresses, I walked out knowing exactly why I choose to shop in Denver: service, better prices and options.