Owner and sales staff are spot on. Welcoming but not aggressive. Fairly priced and great…read moreselection. Highly recommended.

Unfortunately, Replay Sports no longer rents bikes. Still a great place for used equipment.read more

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.

loved their clothes. some a bit expensive, but lots of good quality items. so much fun to browse.read more

There's a new boutique in town!…read more Hand selected items from exclusive brands -- you'll find items from apparel, stationary, jewelry, accessories, shoes, ceramics, and crystals! I was informed that most of the products in house may not be as easy to find in other boutiques or online. The price point is mid-high depending on the particular item. Looking forward to seeing what Modern Society pulls into their shop as they continue to settle in at The Platform. P.S. they have fortune cookies! -- if you're into that kind of thing :] (mine said: "There is no bad whiskey") *insert thinking emoji face*

Love the inscense and cotton linen blends with their in-house designs! all organic and made in…read moreIndia. Also Im obsessed with their pottery with a Japanese authentic designer who is a specialist in her unique designs some of my favorite pieces I have are from her- beuatiful and rare, I loved working there for 2 years ! Nazifa is great at sourcing specialty bransds to customize the needs of the creatives in the community! xoxox

My husband has been dying to join the Melly owners club since ski season. Everyone but him had a…read moreMelanzana on his hut trip. We made our reservation back in February. (This is my fault- I should've thought huh- it's gonna be hot in summer; so remember I'm shopping for the colder months) That said- I did have the foresight to think "what other fun things can I do in Leadville while shopping for my Melly"- and this town has nothing short of great mountain adventures all year round. :) Staff was very friendly- we kinda arrived maybe an hour before our reservation, but they still let us in to shop. Now I'm thinking I should make my reservation for 6-9 months... when I can wear my Melly immediately and it'll be a bit chillier. :)

get you a Melly, they are super griche (granola + niche)…read more super kind and informative staff, the store is such a vibe, lots of good colors this time around, and worth the high dollar because I like unique things that aren't easy to come buy!

Pretty cute stuff! Just wish they had a better selection of pants. Ended up getting two of these…read more One for me and another for my favorite coworker! #twintuesday Anyway the staff was knowledgeable of the area and answered my questions

Watch out for dirty tricks! My wife and I purchased a few souvenir t-shirts. She collected the…read moreshirts at the register and asked me to pay so she could grab one more shirt. I paid and we left. My wife noticed that the store had charged almost $50 for each of the shirts and we immediately returned to the store. We asked to return the items. The clerk refused stating their no refund policy was printed on the receipt! Of course, you would not see that until you had already purchased the items They said that there was also a sign on the door but it was at the bottom corner of door in small letters. Unbelievable!!

If you are looking for sophisticated and stylish women's clothing, don't hesitate to shop at Four…read moreOne Nine in Aspen. The owner, Kristin, is so helpful and patient, and so is Marie, who works part-time. Kristin carries a good selection of Rachel Comey (one of my favorite brands) and many other brands as well that you won't find anywhere else in Aspen, including some local designers. Excellent hand bags, shoes, jewelry, and accessories too. My friend and I bought several pieces on our trip to Aspen and will be checking the website regularly. It will be a must stop the next time I am in Aspen.

I love love Traffic. Angie carries high-style and classic needs pieces for the store that work for…read moreday and night. She always has choices that have the right amount of edge. I travel often and always return to Traffic to invest in cool pieces. Highly recommend!

Beautiful Boutique. Very pricey. I found a few majorly cute items but style is aimed toward and…read moreolder female demographic, that being said it's worth a man occasional drop in.

This ski shop is awesome. Audie is amazing, and the staff is pleasant and encouraging. So many…read moreski shops that I've used act like customers are an inconvenience. CB Sports staff are happy to help, friendly and skilled. We look forward to patronizing this shop. The coffee is amazing as well!

I reserved two mountain bikes from Crested Butte Sports and paid an extra $25 per bike for early…read morepickup so I could be ready for a big ride. Total anticipated bill was $304.50 for the two mountian bikes. When I picked them up, I was shown the Squidlock suspension lockout feature, but when I got home, it didn't work. I called the shop and was told the bike had a known failed Squidlock and they had no replacement available. This is frustrating because the suspension lockout was important for my planned climb on the 401 Trail Loop, and I could have rented from another shop that had fully functional bikes. When I returned the bike and explained my concern, Audi, the owner was defensive, saying most mountain bikes don't have Squidlock (true, but nearly all modern bikes have a suspension lockout). Regardless, renting out a bike with a known failed component without disclosing it is unacceptable. I was only offered $25 off the rental, which did not reflect the impact this issue had on my experience.