We happened upon this shop while walking around the area and were pleasantly surprised. They have a…read morehuge selection of merchandise for both men and women and it's clearly organized by sections. They even have a whole rack of Western clothes, formal dresses and even wedding dresses. Vintage is upstairs and I was drooling over the selection of Pendleton blazers but there were none in my size. Lots of bags and wallets too. I scored a great looking no name clutch that looks expensive (like Coach) for only $5. I spotted a gorgeous leather bag but it needed repairs that I wasn't interested in making. If you like to thrift, this place is a must in Laramie! Easy street parking.

NU2U, Laramie -- On October 24 at 4:30 pm, I stopped in on my way to the airport. Downstairs in the…read morebargain basement (where everything is discounted), I found a lightweight Columbia jacket and upstairs a pair of jeans. The jacket had a pink clearance tag like the other 50%-off items, and the tag matched the jacket (brand/color/size) with a printed price of $33--see my photo for reference. It was also dirty with spots on the shoulder I am hoping will come out. At checkout, the clerk said the tag was "wrong," took the jacket away, and I waited about 13 minutes at the register alone while a long line formed. When he returned, he said the jacket was now $40, but he'd honor 50% off the new price--which came to $20 instead of $16.50 (50% of $33), an extra $3.50. This last-minute price change felt confusing--especially since it was on the clearance floor and the tag details matched the item. What would have helped: * Honor clearly tagged clearance pricing (or post a clear exception policy). * If a tag needs verifying, ring up the other people with another checker so the line isn't held up. * Post the basement discount policy near the rack so expectations are clear. Sharing this so management can improve the process as this felt terrible. If there's a policy explanation I missed, I'm happy to update this review.

This shop has some great vintage western, early american and Asian items. We bought a cool three…read moretiered Asian box for $15.00that is so unique. The leather purses seem reasonable and clothing too. Except I loved the wool plaid shirts but they were a little high at $50.00 each. The store is clean and the clerk knew where to find things. I will go again next time I am in Laramie.

Mimi'Consignment store is a large second hand vintage clothing and furniture shop located in a…read morelarge ground floor building in Laramie. The first impression is that the store has a lot of merchandise to the point of appearing cluttered, but upon closer inspection, the items are well maintained and placed in an orderly way. I was greeted warmly right away from the owner from behind the register. Mimi's is one of those stores that you can get lost in finding treasures or trinkets like book, boots, furs. The owner approached in a pleasing way to see if I needed assistance. All the items are clearly marked with a price tag and to my many seemed a bit overpriced, but all were in good condition with no odors, stains or rips. The furniture portion of the store is not nearly as crowded and is arranged in living area bunches. All the items are of very good to excellent quality. The lighting is good throughout the store and sales staff are not pushy. Jane made polite inquiries and asked if another customer would like to join the guestbook for future specials. The entire 30 minutes I spent in Mimi's was great, the music not too Ioud. I would highly recommend this store.x and it was clear Mimi has a lot of repeat customers as inventory is often changing. Besides the prices, I think Mimi is taking good care of customers, merchandising and signage.

Do yourself a favor and stop in before visiting any outfitter . Amazing collection of outdoor…read moregear, wrested, doesn't smell and is fairly priced? Real treasure of the community ‍

BEWARE OF TRUSTING THE EMPLOYEES AT NU2U SPORTS!!! And the owners will not help you out if their…read moreemployees scam you in order to make a sale. I wanted to get into skate skiing, but had no idea what to look for so I asked the older gentleman who worked there, Jay, if they had a pair that would be a good fit. Jay picked out these blue atomic RC9s and told me they were skate skis. Then he picked out a pair of boots, and poles. Ignorant at the time, I believed him and bought them. When I found out they were not skate skis and contacted the owner, Rob, about returning them, he explained that their no return/exchange policy did not require them to purchase them back from me. I have been scammed by NU2U and as a college student, their actions are financially felt.

We stopped here several times during our Laramie visit to ogle all of the lovely items available:…read more Jewelry, garments, household goods, kid-centric, and artwork of prints, photos, and sculptures. A final visit to purchase gifts and souvenirs for ourselves and loved ones as well as a hostess gift for our trip coordinator was a thrill. Staff person was so helpful and accommodating with packaging our fragile items to assure each made a safe return home intact. The building itself is also a sight to behold and unable to miss. Large mural depicting Wyoming sites and sights (featuring a pronghorn) was easily seen as we meandered through the downtown area doing our sightseeing. State and county tax combined is also less than just our state tax that we have back home, so an even greater value and with definite quality of items.

All work by local artists and makers. Friendly staff. Don't miss the gorgeous mural of a pronghorn…read moreon the side of the building. The staff person here also pointed us to some other cool murals in the area, which was much appreciated.