Truley the worst customer service experience I've ever had. Evan Brewer is a Pompas horses' ass…read more Selling overpriced mediocre cloths at extremely high prices. You'll find better products and pricing at fine establishments like Wal-Mart or Target. If you're looking for quality men's clothing at a fair price and a great customer service experience, try Ted's Clothing in Englewood also Homer Reed Ltd or Andrisen Morton which are both located in Denver. Don't waste your time or money at Ratio. I would have given a 0 star rating but Yelp requires at least 1 star to submit review.

It's impossible for me to find shirts off-the-rack. I work out a lot, so I have a big chest, arms,…read moreand shoulders, but a very small waist. I tried other custom shirt companies but never went back because they never got it right. The folks at ratio were super patient with me and got it done. I just ordered my third and fourth shirts from them confidently. It is a little pricey (for me), but if you've spent the kind of time I have shopping without finding ANYTHING that fits right, it's absolutely worth it.

Attentive Staff The…read morestaff was on it! Friendly!! Styles are pretty good. The underwear selection was solid. Some cool socks too. Shirts still look like they are from the 90s.

very good customer service. they helped me get the best shirt that fitted me and overall were very…read morenice

Alice Q'a review gave a great overview of this shop…read more For the men in your life you can also find gifts. This store carries great after shave balm as well as beard oil. Numerous body and facial soaps as well as hair wax and pomade. Nice store that carries art, jewelry, plants, but mostly clothing. Nice place to pop in while walking in olde town or pursuing the store for a thoughtful gift. The owner sources her inventory from all around the US so you are bound to find something special and unique. The store has a few fitting rooms and shares a restroom with the Belgian shop next door. I will say I feel very peaceful when in this business. Not something you actively notice when shopping for clothes or gifts elsewhere. The owner has always been welcoming and friendly without hovering around you too much. A very welcome atmosphere.

This store is adorable with such cute and unique findings. It's too bad the woman behind the…read morecounter was a condescending jerk.

This Duluth Trading Company store can be seen from the freeway, near Home Depot and Kohl's, with…read moreits own parking lot. I have never shopped at a Duluth Trading Company store before since there are none where I live in Southern California. But I have seen their commercials and advertisements and so the store itself just peaked my interest. And since I saw it while passing on the freeway, my husband and I decided to make a visit. When we walked in last Friday, a friendly employee behind the counter greeted us and welcomed us in the store. As I browsed through the store, I did notice that quality of the clothes (which looks like it would be a good fit for outdoor activities and outdoor work clothes) is pretty good and thick, yet durable material on the pants. I was also surprised to see such a large dog section that sold jackets, toys, cots, some treats and life jackets (all of which our little girl dog already has). I ended up finding a pair of pants that I liked in the clearance section, which is on the woman's side (but the clearance section sells items for both men and women, children and some dog items). I like that the dressing room women for women was self served, meaning I could just go into any of the dressing rooms, lock the door and change right away. I do not have to wait for an employee to check me in, etc. During my shopping experience, I had encountered 4 employees and all of them were very friendly and told me to hesitate to ask any of them for assistance with anything. Overall, I enjoyed my shopping experience and would probably come back if I lived in this area.

My wife loves Duluth stuff for hiking. It is amazing quality to value…read more I still haven't found anything I like though. When we stopped by to shop, and pick up an item my wife bought..of course, all I could find were shirts that were 2XL ...and larger and 46 waist pants. Like maybe using some Ai modeling to have more mediums and large in stock might help? Never the less the store is a really cool showcase with a great diverse blend of products. Help is amazing.

My husband is not the easiest guy to shop for. When we discovered Trumaker through Aimee it was a…read moretotal game changer. The clothing is custom fit, which he loves! The entire concept is amazing, plus they make it so easy!! My husband is a tattoo artist and trends to dress on the casual side, the button ups and flannels he has received are exactly what he needed. Easy, stylish, and fitted. Thanks again Aimee for always being helpful and available.

Thank you Trumaker for making shopping for mens clothes incredibly easy and fun. I've never really…read morebeen one to shop for myself, but the expertise and great customer service of the stylists, has given me the confidence I needed to finally update my wardrobe. As my professional career continues to bring me to more conferences and customer facing meetings, Trumaker has taken out the fear of "what should I wear?" or "how does this look?" so I can focus on the task at hand. The convenience of scheduling and ordering, alongside the great fit, makes Trumaker a true gem in Denver. I would recommend Trumaker to any gentleman looking to make an impact on their closet.

My husband and I have been a fan of this brand for some time now, because the quality and style of…read morethe clothes is great, but what genuinely makes this company stand out to me is its phenomenal employees. I am unsure if this is universal or unique to the cherry creek location but these particular staff members always go above and beyond and make any experience in the store great. As an example, my husband really likes their "Jersey Tees" and I went in looking for some new ones for him. They were not yet in stock for the new spring/summer season so Emily took my number and told me she would text me when they were available. True to her word, she did follow up, we scheduled a time I would be back so she could ensure to have my husbands size in stock. Truly she went above and beyond for us. We come back here every year before going on vacation for a refresh and always love everything we get as they are truly staple pieces. Thanks for everything Emily you're the best!

I had some beautiful navy blue english wool slacks made for me here. They broke perfectly on the…read moretop of my pants like good dress pants should. Draping just right. The fabric was terrific. I also commisioned some long staple egyptian cotton dress shirts. He carefully measured them and they fit perfectly. Satorial bliss. Of course, they must be ironed. I actually enjoy making perfectly ironed pleats I am not your typical clientele for such a store. I had to use my tax refund for such luxurious good looking attire. I remember in the 70s paying $40 a shirt here. $125 for slacks. My have times changed. That would barely pay for a tie these days. Still the shirt broker is much more affordable than a lot of bespoke shops. If you can't afford it don't shop there instead of carping. Or save up. A behaviour quite foreign to todays generation.

I hate to give a bad review to any custom clothing shop in Denver because there are so very few to…read morechoose from. At this point I've tried just about all of the establishments I felt were worth trying. Unfortunately, of all the places I've tried, this place comes in last. First of all they outsource their shirt making to Chinese company! I did find this out up front but I figured I'd give it a shot any way. They have an unimpressive selection of "standard" fabrics that start at around $150 but they stipulate a 3 shirt minimum. I ended up ordering 2 made to measure from their higher quality shirts with no minimum at $300+ a piece which isn't outrageous for a quality garment. Sadly the final product was anyting but quality. Turns out there's nothing more disappointing than paying 300 bucks for a shirt with a tag that says "made in China". To top it off the finished shirts had fused cuffs and collars and no split yoke. For the uninformed, those aren't quality attributes. The fit of the shirt was actually pretty good and was the only redeeming factor. The cuffs were 2 inches too big but fixable. When they took initial measurements I asked for a shirt that was short enough that I could wear untucked. An easy enough request for every other shirt maker I've worked with. Unfortunately they didn't compensate and lengthen the rise of the side of the shirt when shortening the overall length. What I ended up with was 600 dollars in shirts that looked ridiculous untucked, yet the sides weren't long enough to tuck in. When I asked what it would take to make it right I was basically told I could buy two more shirts. So instead of just redoing the shirts their remedy was to add a couple "patches" to the sides of the shirts so they will stay tucked in. Now at least they're wearable but it's pretty shoddy work at the price point. To top it off this whole ordeal took over three months to complete. I did give two stars because the shirt did fit pretty good but I just can't recommend this place. With places in China like www.jantzentailor.com that sell made to measure shirts for around 50 bucks there's really no reason to pay someone here in town an extra 100 to 250 bucks to take your measurements. After spending quite a bit of money trying out a handful of places around town I can make the following recommendations. At Concord Custom Shop and Tailor in Cherry Creek (303-399-0557) you can get quality made to measure shirts that are made in the USA starting at $150 to $200 with no minimum I believe. At about the $300 price point, at Andrisen Morton in Cherry Creek (303-377-8488) you can get very nice Omega shirts which are made in Canada or for a little more they also offer Hamilton shirts which are very nice and made here in the USA. Ask for Bob. He's the man. For the very discerning gentleman and clothing connoisseur Evan DeLaney (www.evandelaney.com) will come to your home or office and offers true custom hand made shirts that range anywhere from $350 on up. He also offers a made to measure line that starts under $200 I believe.

Mixed vibe of very friendly to cold and unhelpful. Lots of nice clothing. Paying was kinda painful…read more They wanted my life story, and email address.

Standard mall location. One side of the store is all women and the other for men. A few kid things…read moresprinkled throughout but mostly for fourteen years old and up. Back of the store is all clearance again divided by gender. Fitting rooms beyond that. A fair selection of everything but the service was certainly lacking. Maybe JT's a staffing issue but the people who were working didn't seem very bothered to ask if anyone needed assistance or even to let people into the fitting rooms. Clutter wise the clearance section in back had way too much on racks. I'm sure that's just sale items and customers putting things back randomly but it definitely detracted from the overall shopping experience. It's what you expect overall from a brand like this. Nothing to write home about. Nothing to make me fully steer clear of this brand in future. And if you're Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, Aerie, American Eagle etc. It really is all the same. Just different color schemes and store layouts. I will say from all the previous brands listed that have storefronts in the mall. This AE location is the smallest.