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.

I have been shopping there for years, Always, honest, professional. Quality wardrobe, with…read moreextinction!

The people are warm/friendly, and clothes at LC are beautiful. I've never felt pressured (or…read moreignored) when browsing. I highly recommend LC for investment pieces! Plus... the shop itself is a get away and worth stopping by (which is rare in retail these days).

We have used Suitsupply on three separate occasions, now including my fiancé's tuxedo for our…read morewedding. They provide great service and a quick turnaround for tailoring. Make sure you make an appointment and leave time to find parking, as it's in a busy area in Cherry Creek

I purchased a suit from Suitsupply Denver for over $1,000 that was advertised as new. When…read morepreparing to wear it as a groomsman in a wedding, I discovered photographs in the jacket pocket of another person wearing this exact same suit at a different wedding. This conclusively proved I was sold a used suit as new at full retail price. When I contacted customer service, they only offered a 30% discount, store credit, or an exchange - options that don't adequately address selling used merchandise as new without disclosure. I've attempted to escalate this to management with no response. This raises serious concerns about their quality control and business practices. Are other customers unknowingly purchasing used suits at full price? I would recommend extreme caution when shopping here.

Store manager, Rudee fixed an error made during an in-store purchase…read more Long story short, the sales associate made an error during initial purchase. He may just have been having an off day, but still I wasn't happy with the mistake. I called in to discuss the error and the associate who answered the phone tried to make the error right, but didn't have the authority. She was super polite and it was clear she wasn't going to let the error go until it was made right by me. She offered to escalate to her manager. Less than 5 minutes after that call I get a call from Rudi who went above and beyond to make things right. The clothes are fine, but it's getting the type of exceptional care that Rudi and her associate provided which make for repeat business. Definitely be shopping with Peter Millar again. People like this need to be in leadership roles.

From the owner: We invite you to visit one of our store locations to experience the Peter Millar lifestyle.read more

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.

The team here was so fun! My fiancé and I had a blast trying on clothes and having their team style…read moreus. Really got us out of our comfort zone and we walked away with some very fun clothes. It may feel a little stressful to have the staff start picking out clothes for you but trust them, they will square you away with an excellent fit guaranteed.

Had a lovely stop in to the Cherry Creek Scotch and Soda. Joel was an absolute delight and helped…read moreme to find items that I wouldn't normally consider wearing. Everything looked and fit great! Thanks Joel!

Suit was so poor quality and not even close to fitting…read more First the garment itself. Loose and frayed threads everywhere. Button holes not finished. Huge gap in the neck. Frankly it fit like a men's suit. I am a woman. Chalk marks everywhere on the back from where the poor person who made it marked the fabric. This is appalling. I would be ashamed to present this to a client. I need alterations. I work a M-F job in a corporate/professional setting. I also love very far away and need a weekend time to come in. They were able to measure me on a weekend. But not alter me. Weird. There's zero way I can make an appointment during the week to get alterations done within their window of included alterations. Customer service is only Monday to Friday 7am-1pm pacific time. Excuse me. There are so few places that carry decent suiting for women, and even less who do MTM. I went on the suggestion of my husband. I saw some shoddy work on his jacket but I was desperate. Would rather off the rack from Macys than this.

Wonderful store with very helpful staff. Really great value for custom made suits/shirts/tuxes. So…read moreattentive to details, and you truly make this piece yours. We've received it relatively fast, considering all the logistic. The suit was absolutely perfect and didn't even need further alterations (it's including with the price if you need it after you receive the shipment). Definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a quality piece of clothing m.

Angelo was wonderful. He is patient for this is my 1st time getting a custom suit. Tons of…read morequestions and options. He helped me every step of the way and I am confident that the suit is going to look fantastic! I highly recommend Icon Suits and Angelo for your tailoring needs.

I walked into Icon with no appointment almost randomly before I was to head to my go-to (Brooks…read moreBrothers). I was greeted by Paula and may never go back to off-the-rack again. The entire experience was not only pleasurable but informative. The staff at Icon debated with each other about the tiniest of alterations until consensus was reached, and made you feel a part of the process and ownership over the suit. The suit itself is stunning. For a little over the price of an off-the-rack suit, I now have a piece of clothing I will wear will comfort and pride! As a side story, while I was there, a man came in with an appointment to get his wedding suit. After talking through information about half-canvas and full canvas and general information for 15 minutes, they asked him for his price range. The man sheepishly asked to keep it under $200. The staff did not laugh him off. They told him that unfortunately, their suits started around $1000. But then they poured him a scotch and sat with him and discussed marriage and suits and gave him life advice. In a world of transactions, they made him feel human. It was handled beautifully.