Beautiful place, true vintage clothes and Amazing workers!! Only issue I had was the prices as they…read moreare authentic material and production so the prices were a bit on the higher side, this place really made me feel comfortable in my own skin and showed me the true vintage fashion! Would come again

I wish I had spent more time here at Les Muses. There's so much to see, so give yourself time to…read morebrowse through and daydream over all the goodies. You know, I feel like I rarely step into a vintage shop and think "wow this stuff is actually vintage, cool, and in quality condition" -- but Les Muses is everything you dream of a vintage boutique being. And the prices are fantastic on top of it all. There's clothing and accessories and trinkets and more, from 1920s-era tailor-made, beaded flapper/cloche hats to colorful 1970s-era peasant blouses. There's tons of mannequins brilliantly styled in incredible pieces. A fabulous collection of vintage wedding gowns. Fur coats. Negligées. Stunning hats and scarves and shoes. I discovered a gorgeous deep purple shoulder bag/purse from the 60s while Jon found a 1970s-era button up with tiny rainbow colored pinstripes. We're both really excited about our new pieces! I feel I'd need a special occasion lined up to justify buying most of the dresses and hats I admired, at least until I'm ready (and wealthy enough) to exclusively dress in vintage pieces. In the meantime I'm happy with purchasing a single treasure every now and again. The woman working during our visit was lovely and kind and I could tell she enjoys her work and this beautiful shop. I'll return one day with more time to peruse!

Such a cool little shop. My first visit just happened to be on first Friday. They were hosting a…read morefree craft event. So much fun. Shop, craft, socialize. Friendly & knowledgeable staff made me feel welcome.

The esthetic of this shop is delightful--calming colors, open and organized layout, locally made…read moreproducts throughout. Handmade mugs, cards, t-shirts, ornaments, mugs, natural, wooden toys, and other knick-knacks. I will certainly stop in on future visits to Denton and keep it in mind as a place to shop for local gifts. Prices were a bit spendy which is expected for locally, handmade products rather than factory-made. Between Eastside and Bearded Monk-across the street from the post office and only a couple of blocks from Denton's lovely downtown square--a highly recommended shopping or browsing spot in Denton.

This is one of my most favorite shops to find an original gift with an eclectic twist. I never know…read morewhat I will find when visiting the store, but I can always find an inexpensive gift or a piece from a local artisan. The employees are not only friendly but also so helpful. If you cannot find something in the shop that suits your needs, they will search for what you may be interested in and special order it without any additional charges. If you want something personalized, they are glad to do it and make much of the jewelry they sell in-house, even making something to order if you request it. There is a reason that this store wins "Best of Denton" year after year.

Still an amazing store after all these years! I've been shopping here since the late '90s and their…read morestock never misses a beat, any time I'm in town. They've renovated slightly so the counter is now in the center of the store, but pretty much everything else is the same. Take your time browsing through cards, jewelry, gifts, and make sure to pick up a "Denton Rocks" t-shirt!

What a cool spot!…read more We turned one street too early by mistake, but I'm not mad about it! There in the old Small Fry building we saw a sign for Denton Vintage Market! I wouldn't have known if we hadn't randomly driven by. Our curiosity made us stop to check it out. FYI, don't be deterred by the construction out front. The parking lot is in the back, as is the entrance. We walked past a sign about shopping local and then we were immediately smacked in the face by all sorts of eye candy!! This is essentially a store built of local vendor booths, so there is a ton of variety when it comes to the different products and price ranges. I was really impressed by how reasonable most of the prices were and how different so many of the products were. Also, this place is like a Mary Poppins bag, everywhere I looked there was another new room. I never realized this building had this type of square footage from the outside. In one room I discovered a section of Small Fry items, that was so nice! I'm including pictures because I couldn't possibly tell you how extensive the selection is for children's clothing, toys, adult clothing, purses and totes, home décor, jewelry, skin care and even furniture. I saw multiple vintage tea sets, an old coffee pot and some really cool luggage. I really wish I had discovered this place before the holidays, I found so many perfect and unique items for all the different people in my life. The staff is lovely and there was some delicious hot chocolate there as well! They are open Wednesdays through Saturdays and they were also advertising upcoming painting classes. They don't have a website currently, so you can keep up with their events on Facebook. If you believe in shopping local then this is your place and these are your people! Check it out!

The staff were really kind and helpful. It's warm and inviting ambiance is great. Lots of…read morevariety. Not overly crowded or cluttered where it's overwhelming which is really nice.

One of the better thrift stores in North Texas. Tony the manager has a good eye and the prices are…read moregood

3 stars for the $500 antique farm table built in the 30's in Ohio with 6 chairs and the antique 9…read moredrawer dresser for $350 (which are both incredibly great deals). The 3 stars come from the "restoration" of the antique farm table and dresser. When I purchased the dresser I asked for a small amount of cream paint to use for touch ups. I promptly took the sample to Lowes on 288 where the woman working the paint center told me the sample of paint I gave her to match was in fact not real paint. She concluded it was a bizarre mixture of chalk, glue, and some kind of binder. I was not entirely surprised by her discovery. When I first received the table I took a damp rag to the surface and discovered to my horror the "stain" came off onto the damp rag. It was also dramatically apparent she was ill equipped to restore the table when I found she had used run of the mill nails in the side of the table in a sloppy attempt to reenforce the bracing section under the table. Clearly she was unaware of furniture/ wood nails which are thin and less noticeable. I have since had to patch the holes with wood filler. I would recommend her using wood glue in the future but I can see that going badly. I purchased a gallon of top rated Valspar in the matching color. I have sense taken the table and dresser apart and began to restore both to their former glory using stripper gel, sandpaper, pre stain conditioner, stain, and a poly sealant. They are now beautiful and I receive many compliments. If she had put in real time and research into restoring these beautiful pieces of furniture she could have gotten quite a bit more for both the table and dresser. Similar tables retail for over $1,200 on antique websites and similar dressers fetch around $800. I say all this for perspective buyers who are not in the market for projects or looking to take up a new hobby, I can't say I'm entirely disappointed as I have come to enjoy the experience of refurbishing my antiques. This review is meant to come as a word of caution to prospective customers and hopefully inspire the owner to use real paint and take more care of the items she's selling, or if not be honest she has little knowledge in refurbishing or restoring antiques correctly.

From the owner: Vintage furniture and home decor. Industrial lighting, reclaimed furniture, mid century, fixer…read moreupper, Texas and Denton t-shirts

Best place in North Texas for used and new music. Sure,…read morethere are other places to shop for records and CDs. But, those places are usually staffed full of snobby critics that are "too good / too cool" for the people that shop there. Not at Faded Blue. The owner, Devin, is genuinely super nice guy without an ego. Dude just really likes music. I've bought several shirts and a jacket there too. Good quality clothing at a very good price. Other items: Hats, stickers, tapes, darts, and even vintage and new audio equipment. Hands down the best place in Denton.

There is literally no other store like this place... tons and tons of vinyl in all genres…read more Patches, sickers, vintage clothing, and even some small house plants. There's a back section with darts and supplies for the local English darts scene in Denton. Also - some choice audio components for sale. All I can say from here is just go see this place Faded Blue in Denton. Nothing else like it.

Cool spot and the variety of clothing seemed to be curated to the season. The staff members have…read moregreat takes on thrift fashion which is a plus when looking for quality pieces. Value depends on what you thirft. There were some things I considered over-priced and others a bargain, so like any thrifting experience one must have a keen eye for their hidden treasure. Worth a gander!

After hindsight, I feel like this vintage shop is definitely one that marks up their prices. I do…read moreappreciate the variety this vintage shot pad with the amount of Christmas sweaters, 90 style Coogi sweaters, an array of college football, and Texas sweaters and the lovely golf sweaters. I paid $60 for a golf sweater that I found which was 100% cotton. However, after leaving, I understand that 100% cotton is hard to come by but $60 at a vintage shop I think is robbery. This is especially after I researched after my purchase unfortunately so that's definitely on me. In the policy that all sales are final definitely gives me a red flag. Do I think this shop is still worth coming to and seeing if you find anything that you absolutely love most definitely. But if anything, I would suggest putting items on hold that you find and like, do your research and make sure you're not being overpriced and don't make an impulse decision like I did haha!

You can always get suits and Sunday Best Used Clothes and workable food blenders, and the best…read morechoice of the things that make you think about the future of the world, as it relates to our shared destination: A more positive, performance-perfect endeavors for our local communities. Denton certainly has the very best of shopping experiences with budget-friendly vendors who are inside the Loop 288. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph"D.

Rebecca acted like she didn't want to help me today. Instead of he asking if I need help she walk…read moreoff. Told a Mgr on duty. Customer service is very important. Not just to your color, but black,white, etc. Thank you.​

Such a cute boutique! And I love that it's on the square. They always have the cutest clothes and…read moreaccessories to choose from. I am always pleasantly surprised when I go shopping there and love seeing their new stuff come out when the seasons change.

Stopped in while checking out downtown Denton and was pleasantly surprised! A great selection of…read moreclothes, jewelry, and accessories for reasonable prices. The woman who I assume to be the owner offered us Saturday mimosas and was very friendly and welcome! If this boutique was in my hometown, I'd be a frequent customer. I even left with a pair of earrings and sandals that were on sale. Win!