So sad to see that they at closing this location .. The poster on the front door says it wil be…read moreclosed by the end of the month October 2024.. Everything thus far is 50 % off

Clean and organized. Esme had great customer service with a pretty face. I have shopped here in the…read morepast and will continue to.

On Friday, June 12th, I went to the location on 7506 E 36th Ave (Parkhill) where I have shopped for…read moreyears. I need to use the facilities as I have a medical condition that requires me to react quickly when having to use the bathroom. The unprofessional attendants told me that the bathrooms were closed and also stated that it was for no reason that they were closed. I asked what do you do when you have paying customers that need to use the bathroom, they laughed and said Well, you can go down to Dominos and use the bathroom, there is a law that states that you have to provide and make accommodations for customers with medical conditions in the State of Colorado, as well as the city of Denver. I then went to the front and asked for a manager. The immature and unprofessional cashier named Alan asked what I needed with the manager, and when I explained the situation, he laughed and said, "we ain't breakin no laws". Then, when the manager did come up, she began laughing and said I know what I can and can't do in my store, she then proceeded to start screaming at me across the store and continued to laugh. When I told her that I was going to report them to the Department of Health, she cancelled my transaction, and upon leaving the store, the security guard told me to F@#$ off and don't come back again. I called the corporate office and filed a complaint with their customer service team, and was told that I would receive a call within 3-5 business days, which never happened, and when I called to follow up on the complaint, I was told that their corporate office would not be returning my call due to the nature of the situation. I would think that their corporate office would want to resolve any issues with a paying customer who spends thousands of dollars a year with them. I guess I won't be shopping at Ross any longer. Sad and poor customer service!! I also have this all recorded on audio!!

Was able to replace a 64 oz hydro flask with one from Ross. They also had a lot of really cute…read moreshoes. Great finds for cheap. Line wasn't too bad. Lots of parking out front. Service was friendly.

Honestly the cutest shop I've been in ever. We stopped in on a Sunday and I literally wanted to buy…read moreeverything. I grabbed a candle and shame on me for only grabbing one. Honestly, check them out yourself bc it's an experience. If y'all are reading this- can I get a password to the vault

What a VIBE!!! Walked into the store and you can just feel the culture. They do the work…read morein-house. I mean, we walked in on Keyonna (co-owner) folding shirts. Smelled some candles (Fu*k the police was my favorite), looked at some books, my boy tried on some clothes. When you can support a Black Owned business with some fly shit, it's a hit. Definitely encourage everyone to visit this store. Dear Owners, check out the pop ups out here in NYC, your brand screams east coast!! Theres a market out here for you.

I have written 1-2 reviews in my life. I just don't do it. But I need to say I will NEVER shop at…read morethis store again. I am a rep and understand what customer service is. I went to exchange sizes from a Christmas present, and because it wasn't in the time frame stated (14 days from purchase or 10 days after Christmas), I couldn't even exchange sizes. I was not asking for a refund, but just to get the right size. This store, and its owner Danielle who made the decision, is losing a customer forever because of a size exchange. The store would have not lost money, but would have done right by their customer. Instead, they chose to follow an incredibly restrictive policy that doesn't make any difference. There were more of those shirts there, they weren't on sale. There is just no reason at all why I could not exchange sizes. Shame on them. Shame on you Danielle. Unreal. Worst customer experience.

We didn't have long to shop at Stanley Marketplace (we had a flight to catch), but I'm really glad…read moreone of the shops we went into was the Goose And The Goat. Boutique style shop set up with outdoorsy type clothing - tshirts, boots, socks, accessories, etc. Store has a nice selection without being overly packed in. Prices are reasonable and they also have a kids room (we didn't check that out) so you can get stuff for them as well. Over the top on customer service. Really impressed with the extent that (I;m guessing one of the owners) went to in trying to find the right size of tshirt for me. When she was unable to find what I wanted she let me know she would order one for me and didn't mind shipping. Took my number and a couple days later gave me a call to get my shipping info. Process was quick and easy, really appreciate the effort put in to make me happy. Great store - great service - Highly Recommend!

Great shoes. I own 5 pairs across the product line. I am a long distance runner who increasingly…read morerelies on barefoot style shoes for overall leg and core strength and engagement. Unlike many other brands, Xero shoes are "investment grade." Huh? To me that means that they last under most circumstances. I have over 500 miles on each of 4 pairs of Xero shoes, both on road and trail, and they are all largely brand-new appearing. I have a pair of trail-focused Hoka's that are largely trashed after 125 miles from the same exact trails, speed, and running style. While in Denver recently, I allowed some time for a side quest to Xero's factory store. I was cross-shopping the Scrambler Low and Terra Flex II and was considering purchasing both. The Scrambler Low were a perfect fit and they are now part of my collection. For the Terra Flex, my usual size was a bit too small, while the next half size up felt a little large. I asked the staff if I could briefly trot in the Terra Flex outside the shop, and my request was denied. This was unfortunate both for Xero and I, as a quick trot could have easily confirmed that the half-size up would have been fine, but I needed to feel it myself with my normal running gait. There was no treadmill in the store, either. This is my one suggestion for improvement for Xero. While I realize that you are in the mail-order business, you do have the Denver retail store, and it is customary for retail running stores to allow a quick trot outside. Xero soles, with the 5,000 mile warranty, can easily handle 100 feet of running to confirm a good fit. Other than that one minor issue, I am happy with Xero shoes, and perhaps a bit brand-obsessed. :)

Horrible fit and uncomfortable- I bought a pair on clearance and even though they say they have a…read morehappy guarantee you cannot return clearance items even though they run a full-size to a full-size and a half too big and they are so stiff. they crease in along the top. I would only recommend Altra - for superior quality and fit and comfort!!!! so very disappointed!!!

Cherry Creek North (CCN) has continued to morph from a local retail neighborhood to an ultra…read morehigh-end shopping destination attracting well known national retailers, services, and restaurants. It's fitting that rag & bone has joined other business which cater to the affluent CCN denizens. Looking for a men's sweater? It can be yours for just under $500 (the fabric is worthy of fondling for a minute, go ahead it's allowed). What about a men's beanie? $98. This makes lululemon price points look absolutely affordable. What justifies the prices is the quality of materials, design, customer service, and of course status. The clothes are meant for a younger demographic, and establishes one's identity as a hip, city boy (or girl) in the know. The clothes don't advertise themselves with brand logos - but when you dine at Le Colonial and a hand brushes up against you, people will know. I'm getting the beanie. Welcome to Denver and Cherry Creek rag & bone! Happy shopping.

I'm a frequent shopper at Rag & Bone. The clothes are impeccably made--fashionable, practical, and…read morehigh quality. The client specialists are top-notch--professional, courteous, and kind. It's clear the store is well-managed and the team is well-trained. I've had nothing but great experiences and I'm glad to have Rag & Bone in Cherry Creek.

I purchased a bralette and several other items at the Buckle at Cherry Creek mall. I didn't realize…read morethat I accidently grabbed a size small instead of a large of one of the bralletes. I got home took off the tags and misplaced them before I noticed that I purchased the wrong size. I never used it and never washed it. Today (10/30/21 at Noon), I placed it inside a smaller bag (victoria secret bag) and tried to exchange it at The Buckle located at Stapelton. The sales person seen me pull the brallette out of the victoria secret bag and said "We don't carry this" I pulled the receipt and handed it to her and she said "It's from victoria secret". I proceeded to give her the correct receipt and she said "We can't exchange this for you without the tags". I asked to speak to the manager and was told that all 3 sales ladies there are managers. So I guess they manage eachother (Bullshit). Of course I was told that was there policy and sarcastically told me to have a great day. I called the number on my receipt and was told by the manager to bring it in and exchange or get my money back. I thought I was calling The Buckle at Park meadows so here I go all the way to Park Meadows. Lucky for me they accepted my exchange and even ordered the correct size for me and of course purchased more stuff. Love this store but I WILL NEVER PURCHASE FROM THE BUCKLE LOCATED AT NORTHFIELD AGAIN.

So I stopped in here after having lunch with my mom in Stapleton. I was looking for a specific…read morebrand of jeans that I couldn't find. One of the girls that worked there helped me out and man, did she do a fnatastic job. It has been awhile that a sales person actually wanted to help me find something I liked, rather then sell me a bunch of crap. I haven't shopped here in a long time, and some of the items they sell are definitely not my style, but they have an awesome selection of jeans to fit all shapes and sizes. Check it out.

Where do I find the equivalent of Bonobos for women?! Serious question-- if you're reading this and…read morehave the answer, let me know. Some of the best-fitting pants my husband ever bought were from Bonobos. After spending too much for ill-fitting pants at another store which will not be named, we decided it was worth the trek down to Cherry Creek to get my husband fitted something more flattering. The salesperson did the measurements and asked about preferred fit. A few minutes later, my husband was trying on a pair of mass-produced pants that fit him like they were made for him. Pretty impressive, am I right? We placed an order for the same pants in our (my) preferred color, and they showed up a few days later. My husband loved them so much he went on an online shopping spree last night and ordered the same pants in several different colors. Word has it that a Bonobos is opening up in Boulder soon, which we're really excited about!

Great experience at the local Bonobos store. Kyra was wonderful helping me try on various…read morestyles/sizes to find my fit. If you've never been in a Bonobos store before just know that they don't actually sell items there. You can browse the clothes, find your fit and then order online. It can be frustrating at times since the items may not be available online in your size and color that you want, but have great clothes overall. Modern, clean styles.