Great thrifting spot. I came here with a friend not expecting to get drawn into the thrill of the hunt. But I found some great jackets, bags, and some retro video games that were too good to pass up. Well organized and full to the brim, this place is a fun little treasure hunt for a fair price. read more

No mirrors or dressing rooms, crowded and high prices! I'll stick to Goodwill or Arc. Red White & Blue is a for profit business.

Someone changed the price of the clothes I bought, and when I went to the cashier there was a woman named Janet. I don't care what her job is in this place, but she was rude and her behavior was bad. You are in the wrong place. Alguien cambió el precio de la ropa que compré, y cuando fui a la caja había una mujer llamada Janet. No me importa cuál sea su puesto en este lugar, pero ella fue grosera y su trato fue malo. Estás en el lugar equivocado. read more

HOLY COW!! I don't live in the area, so maybe this is normal, but the prices are CRAZY! 15-30.00 for used jeans? Is this a consignment or thrift? Even a bunch of shirts and jackets were like comparable to ebay or consignment prices. Just wow! I spotted a few things that were a certain color and left them. I came back the following week and some SHOULD have been on sale, but they now had different color tags? That is super shady! I can tell you that next time I'm out there, I will NOT give them my business. Oh, and if you want to charge 30.00 for a shirt and stick a security tag in a shirt, DON'T PUT it in the actual shirt material! Good grief! read more

I had a couple of bad moments in this store, the cashier accused me of changing the price on a cat scratcher, i told her to keep it, but just as I was leaving another cat scratcher newer and cheaper was by the exit, an i bought it. But had other instances where i buy a toy, and is missing a hand or legs. is not ok to deceived people like that. It has happened once too many times. they hide the defects on toys. read more

The music on Friday nights feels like home. Luis,Carla y Adriana are some of the best employees, so helpful and kind! All of the ladies at the register are also great! read more

Good stuff; High Prices; Hostile Environment/workers This thrift store is about 50/50 on the prices. The stock is great but many of the good pieces are priced from $20-45. Clearly the store is pricing as if it were a consignment shop rather than a thrift store. In addition, there are no available changing rooms and the women's restroom is out of order. Lastly, the employees are a bit standoffish toward the shoppers as the workers are constantly restocking misplaced clothing and reaching around shoppers to do it. Seemed like a bit of a hostile shopping environment and it just made me feel unsafe while I shopped. read more

I love a good thrift store. How did I not know this one existed? I have been a couple of time now looking for fabric for a project I am working on and also for some kitchen items. I see the other reviews about it being too expensive but everything I bought was very reasonably priced. This store is pretty clean compared to other thrift stores and clothing is organized by color. My OCD brain appreciates that immensely. They had a good selection of housewares, clothes, toys, linens (also well organized), kitchen stuff, DVDs, books etc.. They have discounts for different items most days of the week (they are posted but I can't remember.) I wish it was a bit closer to me, but I'll be back when I'm making the thrift store rounds! read more

Wow! Went back for an item that was going to be half price the following week. Have a photo. Found it! They changed the price tag to current color , full price! Photos confirm. What a sleazy strategy! Regarding your response, the price tag was changed from peach to blue. I have dates and photos of the item. This has zero to do with the rotation system. read more

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Well they finally accept credit cards but they fail to put a sign up or tell you at the reguster.. there's a SURCHARGE to use a credit card!@!@@@ I didn't know till I got my total bill ...I'm not sure if that is illegal or not I have to check PS. THEIR PRICES ARE RIDICULOUSLY HIGH I could get stuff new at Ross or TJ Maxx same prices.. you have to really look hard to find the cheaper price stuff read more

this thrift store is a great disappointment. It used to be very organized, and there were great values to be found. They have moved the merchandise all around and it is not organized anymore. Such a terrible disappointment. It is not kept up. I will never go there again. read more

Terrible - overly priced for not having ability to try on clothes (no dressing room) or make returns. Wont be back

Very clean and organized! Clothes are color coded, but wish they still did that by size too.

It's a thrift store no clothing pieces should be over 30 dollars, regardless of quality and brand, these clothes have been worn why am I paying dang near retail price I might as well just wait for the store to have a sale and get it brand new for the same price. read more

Terribly priced items - most you can get in better used condition on eBay for same price if not less. Solid selection of items though

It might have been the previous owner but this is the skeeziest thrift store I've ever been to. First off it's a for profit store so if you are dumb enough to give your things to someone and have them sell it and make a bunch of money off of free merchandise, then maybe you'll like this place. Second if you like to get ripped off and have your money stolen, this place is for you. I found something I liked even though I felt bad about buying a donated item where the proceeds go to someone's kids college fund. I proceeded to check out with my debit card - no problem. Then like an hour later I went to get gas in my car and lo and behold my card gets declined. Whelp, I must have put my card in a skimmer cause all my money was gone. Called the bank and they said someone knew my PIN code and wouldn't give me my money back. So a crappy $30 boombox from 1998 needed up costing me like $700. All so a thrift store owner can get free stuff and sell it at like 10000% markup over free and send their kids to private school in London and some shady employee can get my $700 and buy gift cards at a king Soopers in Aurora so they can buy a new tv at Walmart and get some Taco Bell. If you like that to happen to you, then this place is right up your alley! read more

The worst is the people standing there all day and going off the racks immediately. There are 2 guys there and they push and run to them and are just god awful and ruin the store experience. They need to kick them out as over the microphone it says no picking off the racks. These guys have no right to be there every day doing this. You want customers coming back you need to kick these guys out from doing this. read more

Great stuff but I wasn't able to purchase a Coach Purse because it wouldn't on sale until Wednesday and I had gone on a Saturday. What is the point of having an item on shelf if it won't be for sale. We went another Saturday and got greeted with another more friendly associate & they told us that was not allowed so I assume the worker wanted the purse for herself ‍‍ read more

If you want to come dig through racks of clothes to only realize how overpriced it is. This is your place!! 39.99 is the magic number where's the discount in this thrift store? So if overpacked/priced crooks is your calling! THIS IS YOUR PLACE read more

This store is full of Thrifting items however they are marked by color and not size so you have to look through everything to find your size. They have high-end items that they think are real placed behind the counter like a Gucci bag for $235.that is an absolute horrible fake if somebody paid $235 for that Gucci bag it would be highway robbery and it's criminal. They don't speak good English and their prices are quite high for the goods that you're getting. It's a shame when thrift stores charge $12 for a five dollar pair of pants. Kind of a bummer. Don't waste your time. read more

Large selection, that is very organized by gender, type of item, and color. However sizes all mixed in together. There are no dressing rooms. Wear your tight leggings by sand try stuff on in the aisle. Sort of a weird way to shop, but I can't just go by size or looking at it. Different percentages off each day for different color tags. This can save you even more on most modestly priced items. There were long lines to check out. Most cashiers are bilingual. read more

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I saw quite a few negative reviews, but wanted to experience this place for myself. I loved this place. I'm rather used to Arc and their organization by size, but I found digging through the racks here so satisfying and seeing things that are not my size that I tried for shits and giggles that worked! I didn't bug the employees as the announcement said and smiled and thanked them, and they were all courteous to me. The cashier was kind too. I found some incredible pieces here for great prices. They know what things are of value, so if you think everything is going to be $5, you will be disappointed. I'll be coming back over and over, and will be bringing my friends here too. I brought a girlfriend of mine from California and she loved it as well. And I knew it was cash only, so I was not surprised about it. I actually didn't think I was going to find much, so I almost didn't bring enough! Can't wait to go back. read more

This store has recently taken over the Mile High Thrift store that I shopped at for many many years now. I also told so many people about it and they all shopped there. That is until the Red White and Blue store took over. It's all changed now. I've gone in every day of the week to try to figure out when the bargains can be found. There's not many now as I'm not about to pay $29 for a pair of used athletic shoes or $24 for a used jacket. It's definitely taken a downward turn and some days there's very little stock to be found. There's also fewer shoppers. All my friends now shop elsewhere and soon I'll follow. After doing some research, this seems to be a retail thrift store meaning that it's for profit and the profits do not go to the Vets like it used to. It's sad to see how this store that once was the best in Denver, now become such a disappointment. I will not be donating any items to this store from now on and through the years, I've donated a lot. Please check out where you donate if you support Vets. read more

A lot of the stuff here is very expensive for being used the shoes are the worst most of them are priced 20 and up for a used shoe........ even a lot of the toys I could buy brand new for the price randomly you will find a cheaper items. They even go over the loud speaker like every 5mins to not ask people putting clothes away for help. read more

For a thrift store ,I've chosen to go elsewhere. Mile high is Very pricey for second hand store. Arc , and goodwill are my go to thrift. This place is for profit, I'm not rich I work for a living that's why I go to thrift stores for less expensive needs and decor. There colours are always the expensive things . Shoes, clothes, etc . read more

I was shopping for some clothes that I needed for an interview. (They always the nicest things) but the item I got (tie) was located in the back behind 2000 other ties. I pulled them slowly off and got to the one I wanted and the tag fell off!!!! I thought dang I know their policy concerning tags that aren't attached!!!! I went to check out and they immediately noticed it wasn't attached!!!! I told them the story and that I had a job interview this week and desperately needed that tie!!! Of course they were skeptical and rightfully so. However by explaining my situation they let me have it. I want to say thank you to Luis and manager Crystal. They reminded me of the rule and after this time it couldn't happen. I agreed and thanked them profusely. It goes to show you there are kind people in this world!!!! This is my favorite thrift store in Denver!!!! Keep it up guys!!!! read more

OK, went there first time, now I call it my official favorite thrift store :D The good: organized, big selection, usually not as crowded as goodwill, has a bathroom The bad: no dressing room, less kitchen stuff than goodwill, cash only, no return. I found some jewelry, a leather skirt and a Tory Burch pouch for less than $20. What a steal! A little bit out of my way, but that doesn't stop me from going back. read more

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I coming to the store with my service dog I was in the store for an hour and I with my service dog he is clear mark with a service jacket best I have ID of my dog and he's a service dog and I got all the documentation for my dog. And I just got kicked out out of the store because the manager asked me what kind of service my dog do for me I refuse to answer for the privacy of my medical condition. I'm being discreminate about my disability or and I got kicked up out of the store because I refuse to answer what kind of service the dog do for me. To everyone that has disabilities and required to use a service dog please do not come to this store because they employees don't a half enough training to know do not asking whyI have a service dog, and what kind of service the dog do for me, they will kicking you out of the store if you no answer this questions read more

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If i could give 0 i would. They are selling FAKE Louis Vuitton purses. I asked to see to bags today and looked at the price immediately. $600. I asked the lady checking me out if there was any authentication for this because the price was so high. She said no. Then i opened up the bags and started looking at all the detailing and the feel of fabrics. FAKE. I told her they were fake and she didn't say anything and just put them back on the wall. Do NOT buy anything from this store if it does not have authentication. So many things wrong with the 2 bags i looked at. Not even close at being real. read more

Went down hill, prices are insane now. Like $60 for a pair of used pants is willlld. Y'all crazy.

Great store what a thrift store should be. The prices have gone up but I always find something. Has isles and you can find what you are looking for. Has wonderful sales Wedsday and Saturday. read more

The store is huge and has a wide variety of items however, the clothing is organized by color instead of size so prepare to spend hours looking through the sections. There is no fitting room and you're not allowed to try on in the one bathroom they have- they do have two small mirrors to try on things that can go over your clothes, but they were very busy the whole time. Additionally, I stood in line for 30 minutes to check out. Some things are thrift store prices while other things like "nicer brands", bags, appliances are pricer than I would like to spend at a thrift store. Lastly, there are no exchanges or returns which especially sucks since there's no dressing room. Honestly one of the most irritating thrifting experiences I've had. For sure will not be coming back. :/ read more

This used to be my favorite thrift store but over the years not sure what happened maybe management but the customer service in this place is terrible the cashiers have the worst attitudes and if you don't like your Minimum wage job then you should work somewhere else. read more

The store is smaller than the one in Northglenn and the prices are high. They wouldn't have to run 75% off if things weren't at retail prices. I should of taken pictures of the blouses I found for $40 in a thrift store!!!!!! Why the heck do you think people are coming here in the first place... if we want retail we could just go to the mall. Athletic wear is ridiculously priced and shoes are mostly $10 or higher. I would not recommend this thrift store for people looking for bargains. read more

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I have been wanting to go here for ages, after reading some of the reviews for it on Yelp years ago. All the same, I figured that the reviews were probably too good to be true-- one-off, one-time finds, never to be seen again. And then I walked out with - A newer 6 qt Crockpot - A "Little Dipper" crockpot (with the plastic covering still on the cord, never used) - A Coach purse - Sam Edelman heels (never worn, retail $100+) - Canon PowerShot SD1200 - Miscellaneous kitchenware, including a mug shaped like a cow udder For $50!!!! I couldn't believe it. I've been talking about this place for the past 2 days straight. It's definitely the type of place that requires you to do some digging (they organize things by color rather than size), but you will likely be rewarded for it. I can't wait to go back! No longer cash only, credit cards are now accepted. read more

Sorely disappointed... I never leave reviews like this but when I called, I specifically asked if there were fitting rooms and was told yes. Then I get there and shop for an hour only to be told they do not allow try ons at all and there are no refunds. I walked out without anything and will not be supporting this business. Thanks for wasting my time! read more

20$ bag deal was a great incentive!! Had a good time friendly but low key racist staff.

I'm not one to write reviews, but this place is the literal worst. I've shopped here about 10 times now, wanting to like it because you can find a few good items here and there, BUT the customer service sucks majorly. The employees don't follow social distancing despite it being announced over and over again on the speakers. The store is always jammed packed with people on top of each other again, despite announcing "you will be asked to leave the store if you're not following CDC guidelines" every 10 min. They DO NOT follow CDC guidelines themselves. This place is a hot mess. I love thrifting and have been to all of the thrift locations in Denver and this place is by far the worst. They have awful policies, poor service, and the items aren't worth the aggravation. read more

This place SELLS the stuff you donate to Vietnam Veterans. We thought VV donations go directly to help homeless Vets - clothes, blankets, etc. When tracking them online, the paper trail is sketchy, they are part of some big organization in the East, and has ALL the appearances of a huge FOR - PROFIT. Had a bad experience after many years of donating, and then when researching them, began to find the "dirt" on them.. Jus' sayin' read more

So this thrift store always has the biggest selection no matter what day I go here. For absolutely everything. The store itself is pretty big, however it is always packed. That can be overwhelming. Another thing that kept me from giving it the best rating is the fact there's no dressing rooms, nor do they offer exchanges or returns... I think there should be one or the other because if you aren't careful enough you get stuck with something you thought you liked and it didn't end up fitting like you wanted. Which brings me to the next thing. When I go here I always try to dress in leggings and a tank top so I can semi try stuff on over my clothes in the store... major drawback for sure. Oh and the prices sometimes are way high on used stuff but a lot of the time I find good deals... I think! Lol Another thing people may not like but I actually like is that things are organized by color/ patterns /types versus size. (Yellow, pinks, etc... blazers with blazers, long dresses with long dresses, patterned near other patterns) I think it makes it easier to find exact colors you're looking for. There's always huge selections of guy suits and ladies suits. There's always a purse I want to buy I'm not huge on buying used shoes unless they're sandals or heels and again that selection is nice.. I'm pretty sure this place never runs outta stuff definitely worth checking out read more