Bought from these guys just recently online. A beautiful pair of New Balance Tokyo Studio R-C1's in…read morevegetable vachetta leather. It came without a box, so I reached out to them. They were extremely responsive and understanding. Their customer service is incredibly fast, courteous, professional and personable. Would highly recommend this store and brand, as they seem very passionate about what they do and what they stand for. Thank you Canoe Club for the amazing experience!:)

I have probably spent a few thousand dollars here over the last few years, and I love my clothes,…read morebut I genuinely do not think this shop is worth giving money to. You can attempt to build some rapport, the staff is so great, but it seems like their owner/manager won't toss a bone to a starving dog if it means he'll keep a buck in his pocket. I would advise you to walk in, check out styles you like, and order what you want online from the brands you see. That is what I'll be doing from now on.

Love the shop, the selection and customer service. I've stopped by this place a fair share of times…read morebecause I grab coffee right next door/study there. Was put onto this place because I wanted someone trustful to hem a pair of raw denim for me. Owner ended up doing it for free since I picked up another pair of katos. They offer a variety of mens wear/fine goods that will last you longer than your average $5 shirt. If you're looking for quality brands for raw denim, shirts, accessories, etc - this is the place to stop by. The staff is pretty helpful too, offer sizing help and made some good recommendations based on the style of jeans I asked to try on. Overall: should definitely check the place out to find something you probably wouldnt be put onto at your local fast-fashion retailers. Support Denver small business!

Cool spot. Was in town for the weekend and stopped by for some quality raw selvedge denim…read more Dope experience, thanks for that.

i tend to be a speculative shopper. i look and compare. I e-looked around a couple days across…read morestorefronts. I finally decided on The Fitter for what I was looking for gear, decor, and storage wise. because of the experience in the shop, I would come back. The coworker who helped me was awesome and answered any question I had. Sally was genuine and is incredibly knowledgeable. Sweet as ever. With people like her, expect an amazing day to follow. Large inventory! It also has a frequent shopper card called Fitter Loyalty Card, a punch for every $50 spent. When filled up, you get $50 off any purchase of over $100.

One of the coolest shops in town. It's the original head shop of Boulder. Still owned and run by…read morethe same amazing family.

Fun store to walk around! From outside I was immediately drawn in by a stunning pair of Danner…read moreboots near the entrance. From candles, to rumpl blankets, to body products, to hatchets and clothes this store has you covered. The staff and friendly and knowledgeable and more than happy to help. I checked out their limited womens section and found lots of cute things. Throughout the store and clothing are playful and whimsical artwork/cartoons. Super fun. Definitely check them out for functional and fun clothing.

I purchased a $300 pair of sunglasses from this shop in midsummer of this year. Somehow while at…read morethe farmers market, a screw came ALL the way loose AND fell out. Kind of wild for a "luxury" pair of glasses. What's even more odd tho, is that when I brought them to this Roark location where I purchased them, they told me there's nothing they can do because they didn't manufacture those sunglasses. Uhh GET REAL with that logic...I'm POSITIVE that Roark doesn't manufacture ANY of their products...this was just another way to avoid taking liability/accountability for the sh** products they sell because factually they sell CRAP. My ex boyfriend's friend started Roark back in the day...I never met him but that's why I supported them all these years. NOT ANYMORE!

Great selection of thin winter jackets. Down or poly filled. Cute hats and socks too.read more

From the owner: Stio was founded to inspire connection with the outdoors through beautiful, functional products…read moreinfused with mountain soul. We draw inspiration from our everyday immersion in life here in Boulder: days on local rivers, trails and mountain summits. Technical performance, quality and versatility are hallmarks you'll find in every piece of apparel we make, be it intended for epic alpine pursuits or the quieter moments of the mountain life.

Once again Cedar & Hyde makes me the hero! I just remembered that Valentine's Day is tomorrow and…read moreI haven't gotten anything for my wife. She wasn't expecting anything and would be happy with some flowers or a card. I stopped into Cedar & Hyde and they helped me "a guy who doesn't understand how to buy clothes for women", find the most amazing, beautiful, soft, wonderful, sweater/coat. My wife was blown away. She loves, loves, loves it! She says she may live in it. Thanks again Cedar & Hyde for having amazing clothes and for helping me to be the hero!

I signed up for 10% off my first online order, no caveats provided in the email. I proceed to spend…read more$250 online, I then get the 10% applied to the $5 gift wrapping cost, saving 50 cents on my order. I emailed the business and was told "..our policy excludes any one-of-a-kind or oversized items from the discount. For this order, the 10% discount applied to the gift wrap only, and not the bowl or shipping costs." Btw, the item is not one of a kind (I've purchased said item elsewhere) and it is not oversized. 0/10 do not recommend.

One of my favorite brands, and the store did not disappoint! My husband and I love Pendleton but of…read morecourse there are not many brick and mortar stores. This one was lovely with friendly associates. Tried on a few things and we each ended up getting an item during their 25% off sale. It was nice to be able to try on their items for size and feel the fabrics, which are always high quality in our experience. Beautiful store, just wish it was bigger and there was one closer to my hometown in Baltimore! Hope to be back soon.

Beautiful quality year round clothing and accessories. So glad they opened a store here (driving to…read moreFort Collins or Denver was getting old). Wonderful variety of offerings at different price points. Saw some cute bookmarks today (designed in Portland, OR), lovely sweaters and coats (some marked down from $300 to just over $100 with current promo). Lots of fun gifts too - drink receptacles, mini backpacks, hats, baseball caps , blankets and more. Definitely check them out if you are looking to invest in a quality long lasting clothing or home item!

Being in Boulder is always a treat . Walking Pearl street is a definite. Shopping at Weekends is…read morea must and such a precious store with an amazing staff whom gives you personalized attention . Always look forward to shopping here when in Boulder .

Pricey but worth a stop on for some great pieces. Worth checking out sales as well. Store is bigger…read morethan expected! Quite a large selection to be found here.

Super cute little store nestled near the Mac Store at the twenty ninth street mall…read more Stop in for a chance to see your online favorites in person! While i tried keeping an eye out for their cute ski clothes I didn't happen to see them (I must have been distracted by the tinsel). Cute little elf bow tie snacks and onesies for fun or pajamas. Lots of great deals and sales - holiday sweaters 20% off at the moment. Nice staff that is looking to expand. If you know someone looking for some holiday hours send them in!

This is such a cool store! Their merchandise is awesome, but even better is their customer…read moreservice. I had an issue with an online order I had placed, and went to the store to see if they had any of the merchandise available more quickly than I could get it delivered. They made my experience fantastic, when I otherwise would have been without family sweaters for a party tonight! There are always hiccups with young companies, but I'm so happy to confirm that this company will last because they understand the importance of outstanding customer service!

I had been looking for a smaller bag in a lighter color for summer and had not found one in my…read moreusual first choice locations. I even looked online at REI where there would be a collection to choose from different brands. Many, I had already seen and were not exactly right or if promising, they were out of stock. But the last time I bought a bag sight unseen, at a great clearance price from Athleta, it was smaller than needed. When I saw a bag online with good dimensions and good colors and I knew that we had an Arc'teryx store on Pearl, I called them. I have owned their branded fleece in the past and remembered that it had great quality features. I was told what bag colors were in stock, so I got a ride down to look. I chose the mallow (lavender, very summery) color and the price was right so I bought it. A nice feature it has, as a cross body style, is a narrower strap than my winter one. This makes it all the more comfortable when it is worn directly on a summer shirt. My other bag is much more comfortable over a coat. The store was beautiful and well staffed. They even have some specialized laundering machines behind a wall of glass. If you buy a down or Gor-tex jacket from them, they will launder it for free. That sounds like a great service. Sadly none of my down jackets are theirs. Luckily I have no problem laundering our Gortex jackets (also not their brand) but I will take that into account when replacing jackets in the future. I have a brand that fits me and that is always my first criteria.

Arc'teryx Downtown Boulder Store - Disappointing Experience with Their Repair Promise…read more I recently visited the downtown Boulder Arc'teryx location with my $90 lightweight long sleeve shirt, hoping to get a small collar stitch repaired. I had purchased this shirt with the understanding that Arc'teryx stood by repairs for their products--but left the store feeling let down by both the service and their warranty policy. My shirt developed a loose thread in the collar after coming out of the wash. I figured it would be an easy, straightforward fix, so I brought it back to the store. The employees seemed unsure about store procedures and explained I had two repair "options": Mail it off to their repair facility (estimated 6-8 week wait)--a solution I was fine with. Receive a store voucher to put towards a replacement, which would be emailed after 30-90 minutes. I said the voucher was fine and left to grab a coffee. Not long after, I got a call from the associate letting me know I suddenly wasn't eligible for a voucher or repair at all because I'd cut off the three-inch-long white side tag. She explained, in a condescending manner, that removing the tag voids the warranty. For clarity: this tag is attached with a small, easily-removable piece of fabric (a common industry practice precisely so customers can remove the tag without harming the garment). I bought this shirt about six months ago and, like most people, didn't want a long nylon tag sticking out of the hem, so of course it's no longer there. It was honestly frustrating to be told that removing such an intrusive tag disqualified me from any warranty help--especially for a clearly minor manufacturer flaw like an unfinished thread. Overall, I was extremely disappointed: The employees didn't really know their store policies, and what should have been a small fix turned into a hassle. The "repair guarantee" is misleading--if you cut off a tag, you lose eligibility for both repair and any compensation, regardless of whether the damage is a manufacturing defect. At this price point, I expect reliable customer service and a real commitment to standing by your products. Needless to say, I'll be looking elsewhere for quality gear. The service and policies here just aren't trustworthy enough for me to shop with Arc'teryx again.