If you're in Denver and love unique fashion, The Vintage Label is a must-stop. It's the one store I…read morealways make time to visit when I'm in town. Carolyn has an incredible eye for style and is always so friendly, welcoming, and helpful. What I love most is that the store offers a wonderful mix of high-end vintage pieces alongside current styles, so there's always something special to discover. The jeans I'm wearing in these photos came from her shop, and they've quickly become one of my favorite purchases. What keeps me coming back is the experience. Shopping at The Vintage Label feels personal--you never feel rushed or pressured, just encouraged to find pieces that make you feel great. If you're looking for a boutique with thoughtfully curated fashion and exceptional customer service, I can't recommend The Vintage Label enough.

Rudest greeting EVER I came into the store, to look around,…read moreand as soon as I entered, the exceptionally rude snotty owner said, "this is not a thrift store. I have only designer vintage couture, very expensive on this side and new clothes on the other." The new clothes were mostly heavily starched button down shirts and exceptionally dull things. The fancy shit was, , , eh! I have literally never been treated so badly at a shop. I wasn't dressed sloppily, I am 69 years old. I want to write this as a warning to other people. Be prepared to be insulted, condescended to and dismissed. She clearly doesn't need your patronage. On the other hand, the people at Overland Sheepskin on the same street were very welcoming and kind. Their good were divine and very expensive. But, they treated me like a good soul.

We dropped in after having breakfast next door. The woman who runs the shop is so nice and we…read moreenjoyed talking with her. We found an old Clash shirt and there were lots of cool things to check out. The price for the shirt was very fair.

Very cool things to see and to just look around find a treasure and then go next door to have a…read morepizza. What a good Saturday thing to do.

Super cute space, lots of sunglasses and fashion jewelry in addition to clothes. Dressing rooms are…read moreaccessible if you ask for assistance.

Another cute spot for some vintage items. Love seeing more places selling used items. Can't get…read moreenough of them. Cute spot with lots of options and fun unique stuff and centrally located near a ton of fun things going on in Denver!

So many cute gems in this beautifully curated warehouse! Welcoming staff and reasonable prices,…read morethis warehouse is a must visit. I stumbled upon this place due to an Instagram video and happy I did. From home decor, furniture and clothing, there's lots to look upon. Will definitely be back.

Great selection reasonable prices definitely a hidden gem. Will definitely be back. And lots of…read morecute holiday finds as well

I enjoy dropping into this store when I'm in the neighborhood. It's always so interesting what is…read moreon display. Oddities stores are like mini museums! There's lots to peruse through and a plant section, too, if you're looking for a new green housemate. Upstairs is a tattoo shop, so it's just that bottom floor. Oddities shops are also definitely for those with open minds! Come in and see what interesting things you can find.

This place is AWESOME! 11 outta 10 you have GOT to come here! You will NOT REGRET IT! This place is…read moreout of this freaking world! Some of the coolest stuff I've ever effing seen. Better than any museum I've been to in soo long. You HAVE to checkout this place if you're nearby, or scratch that, you HAVE to check out this place and it doesn't matter how far you are from it you just have to get here!

Step 1: don't accidentally go into the vintage western store next door cause you can't read the…read moresign on the middle door :) Step 2: DO go into this Antique shop! (Front door is the one closest to the corner, I learned later). This spot is pretty large! There's a main floor, full basement, and partial 2nd floor. Prices vary per vendor - lots of cool things to browse including furniture, clothing, accessories, and all kinds of retro doodads. Also, another nice music playlist when I was roaming around without my earbuds - Michael Jackson, Chaka Khan, etc. Good groove goin on. I didn't end up buying anything but had a really nice time just wandering around and browsing things - I'm on the hunt for certain color items, some smaller furniture things, and art. I'd plan around 60-90 minutes to peruse the entire store.

What a great store!! So much stuff, I could've spent many more hours here!! Very reasonable…read morepricing!! Super nice people. Totally worth browsing!!

This place is pretty cool, its like somebody for years and years rummaged through thousands of flea…read moremarkets, thrift stores, garage sales and antique stores and brought all the good stuff here. I would say that its more of a museum of knick knacks and vintage items that you can actually buy. Even if you dont buy anything, this place is still fun to look around.

Yes! All of the yes. I completely adore this spot in the Denver Arts District!…read more I collect vintage glassware for dinner parties, particularly of the amber and gold variety, and Garage Vintage knocks it out of the park in this category. In addition to vintage glassware, this is a treasure trove for retro kitchenwares (salt and pepper shakers, etc) and midcentury furniture. Even the outside of the shop is super rad, with bright red walls and a Mona Lisa sign. You can't miss it! Prices are a little higher than what you'd see at a Flea Market, but the shop is so well curated that I usually think they're worth it. The owner and her brother are super cool too, which makes it even more fun to support. Tip: If they shop is closed, try their sister shop, Arts District Antiques, across the street. The owners are usually in there and will open Garage Vintage for you.

I have been going here for the longest time for little gifts and decor for my room. I witnessed an…read morealarming interaction with the owner. They made fun of someone's name kinda looking down on the person while doing so. Management seems to always be off too. One time I purchased a 50$ gift card and was told that even if I lost the flimsy little paper the credit is written on, my name is on the system and it can be looked up. Months passed and when I went in the store after losing the gift card (again it's on paper) they said it was never a thing that they look up gift card by name. I won't ever go back after these interactions. Yes their selection is nice but it's overpriced and a rip off of someone else's culture or religion.

Just a quick shout out declaring the awesomeness of 5 Green Boxes. For over 20 years, this has…read morebeen my go to place for funky clothing items and delightful, artsy gifts/home decor