Must see unique store, has been the go to place for 40 years, really lots of fun and great shopping.read more

I encouraged my out-of-town guest to shop here... and totally regretted it. She found a shawl that…read morehad no price tag on it. The person working the cash register looked it up and said it would be $51. 3 minutes later, I found the EXACT same shawl in a small which had a price tag of 41.50 (the first one was a medium). We asked him to honor the price, and he said "nope, mediums probably cost more because, you know extra fabric." Okay, first of all, that's not how clothes work. But to humor him my friend tried on the small and it fit, and we asked to get that one. "Nope (again) all sales are final (he and not told us that). You can't exchange it, for the exact same item for the correct price. You CAN go buy something else for the price difference (not easy to do), so she bought a bracelet and paid more. Such a contrast to the experience I'm accustomed to shopping on Frisco Main Street. NOT a good reflection on our town at all. I will never bring a guest there again. Plenty of other local shops who treat locals and visitors well.

Very spacious, multi room thrift store benefiting . Plan on spending some time to go thru each…read morethemed room! Sporting equipment, pets, household, accessories, shoes, everything you could think of except furniture. Everything I go there I am greeted with a friendly, helpful welcome.

This place was on our list to check out since we were in the area. I really wanted to finding…read moresomething unique and interesting that was from this area. We came here with no expectations just browsing. It was a bit pricey for what they were offering. There was a full room of men's and women's clothing another one filled with toys, appliances and other random items. Then we went into another room that had what they considered higher end items some jewelry, name brand clothes and games. I actually found something that I didn't know that I needed. I found a nice backgammon game which I bought right away. This was definitely an interesting place to visit.

This is the best resale store for women's clothing in Summit County and the surrounding area. I…read morereturn year after year and always leave with great finds at reasonable prices. The people who work here are friendly and service oriented.

The service was great, the selection was abundant and everything is priced very reasonable... They…read morecarry high end items.

I went there looking for ski pants for my kids and potentially myself given that they are located…read moreso close to ski slopes. I'm from Indiana and they're not a common item in thrift stores there. I was pleasantly surprised in the organization, the volume of items and then ended up walking out with much more than I came for.

Useful selection of home goods, clothing and sports equipment. Prices higher than expected. Senior…read morediscount and Wednesday local day. Limited children's department. My favorite store in the area, as shopping options are limited. Proceeds to charity. We donate there often.

We looked in the window after hours. Everything looked so cute. Wish my visit wasn't limited to…read moreonly two days.

Easily one of my favorite stores to visit in Breckenridge. Not only do they have cute housewares,…read moredecor AND clothing, but their prices are so reasonable and I don't feel like I am breaking the bank if I find something I have to have. This has me coming back time and time again. I have dishes from here, clothes, and more recently I went all out on buying some hats. They have all types of cute hats right now including some brixton caps. I bought two. Love love love.

A lot of fake reviews, written the same, usually using the word "cute"…read more The truth is, the owner is very rude. Her attire is not appropriate for customer service. I couldn't bring my kids in the store due to her see through yoga pants.

Favorite clothing store in Vail! Great selection and very warm and friendly staff. I made some…read moregreat purchases and I'll definitely go back.

Has a great 99¢ rack. We found a lot of random items we'd been searching for -- under $10 total…read more The worker that helped us was very kind!

My daughter found some things and purchased them. We were told about the punch card incentive and…read moregot one, but have to spend a certain amount to get the punch...my daughter's purchase was just short. But as we were walking out she found something else to buy. When we asked if that purchase could be applied with her 1st purchase to get the punch, they wouldn't honor it because it wasn't in the same purchase. Really???? I purchased 7 items (before my daughter did...wouldn't have purchased anything had I known they wouldn't honor her combined purchases) only to get home (from out of town) and find 4 items were damaged (Zipper pulls missing, boot heels coming apart, cracked leather).

This store has stylish, high-end and designer items at reasonable prices. Plus, there's a nice…read moreassortment of sizes. I saw clothes up to a size 14 and shoes up to a size 10. There's also some jewelry. I went in the fall, and there were items for all seasons but especially a lot of warm sweaters. Plan to spend some time in here because the clothes aren't sorted by size, just by type and color, so it takes a while to sort through everything. Also the checkout process is long. (Everything is written down by hand and then rung up.) But I found a couple of gems. I'd definitely go back.

We stay in Aspen 8 weeks a year and stop at Susie's every year. Resale shopping is supposed to be…read morefun. It's a treasure hunt, right? Susie's has been decent for a few luxury finds. I've bought ski jackets, clothes, and shoes at Susie's. Well this past week we stopped in and had the worst resale shopping experience ever. My hubs found 6 items to try on and bought 2. There's a no return policy at the store (understandably) so I try on a lot because I intend to buy a lot. I found 15 items to try on. As I was walked through, the woman behind the register looked up and became VISIBLY irritated and asked me to try on my items so that I didn't hold up their dressing rooms. I'm accommodating so no problem. After walking in she started talking about me out loud to the customer at the desk buying 2 items, saying "I'm sorry, it's just that people come in and want to try on the whole store..." There are 2 dressing "rooms" at the store (curtained off areas). I tried my items on quickly. My husband stood outside the curtain. Several clerks asked if he needed a room and he said no. At no point did anyone have to wait for a room while I tried on items; I listened closely for that. Then the woman behind the counter saw my husband and started loudly taking with the clerks in the "back office" about how she was going to have to ask me to swap out and allow other guests to try on clothes right before loudly asking my husband "Sir, do you need to get into a fitting room just to try on 2 things?!" To which he replied "no." I was finished so I left the room and walked straight to the desk. I spent almost $400. I planned to keep shopping to find more stuff to buy, but decided to cut my visit short. I heard the check-out clerk ask every other guest if they'd been in before, but didn't ask me. She offered every other guest an emery board with the store logo for their nails, but didn't offer one to me. It wasn't until I asked if they had a rewards program (because I couldn't remember) that she reluctantly said "no but because you spent so much, we have a logo reusable bag you can have." No thanks We'll never be back. Never forget that resale stores are supposed to be a fun treasure hunt. It's not that serious and any guest can reasonably wait 5 minutes for a fitting room. It's thrift shopping, not an emergency room. No one is dying on the table. I can afford to shop at the brand stores in town, so going forward I'll skip the shitty attitude and just go direct to the brand stores. No fun find is worth such a bitchy encounter.