Funky! Fun! Unique!…read moreVintage gems! Space to host events! Super cool staff! Flirty costumes! .... all word to describe the coolest little shop in the burbs!

This little spot is very pretty, clean and full of treasures…read more I guess each booth Is owned and set up by different people. They definitely have 1 of everything there. From jewelry to dishes to handbags and more. Prices seemed reasonable, I only wish someone had spoken to me. I wandered around for what seemed like long enough to be greeted but none of the several people ever said boo to me. I'll go another time as they have a plethora of goods, but I hope they will acknowledge a potential customer.

So glad I found this store while visiting the state. Lots of super cute stuff!! A collection of…read moredifferent vendors' goods so lots to look at. Will return next time I'm there.

A touch of Parisian style in Colorado Springs. The…read morevintage-inspired attire and accessories for Infants, Little Girls and Little Boys, are so adorable!

Stumbled upon this cute shop while in the Highlands after brunch with a friend. The outside rack…read moreattracted me, but when I went inside, I was honestly surprised it was a consignment store. It was so clean and organized and airy! I ended up finding a sundress and love it! And I'm not one to thrift- so this was a totally fun surprise.

They do not carry men's clothes. I did not see that mentioned by anyone before. We were not greeted…read moreby anyone when we walked in there.

Wilder Bag always has the best selection of jackets, dresses and shoes! Their silhouettes always…read morehave a timeless feel and the curation caters to a broad range of styles, including the linen loving minimalist (me!) who can sometimes have a hard time shopping in this town. Vintage clothing feels better made than the mass produced pieces in major retailers today, so I always feel better buying a well made vintage item knowing it has years of wear left and of course. You can definitely tell the owner is meticulous about the condition of the clothing which I really appreciate. The owner is great at sharing new pieces in the shop on instagram (@wilderbagco) when items are rotated. And she is on it, yall! I feel like she's posting new stuff everyday. You can even reserve or purchase a piece that catches your eye if you can't make it to the shop immediately. It's also nice to support a small local business who supports other small businesses and area entrepreneurs. I really get the feeling a part of every dollar is given back to the community in some way. Anyway, would highly recommend, if anything because their selection is unique and well curated!

This place is super cute! Stephanie's curation of vintage and secondhand goods are super unique…read more Her handmade jewelry is also very interesting and looks great on anyone! I came in just to browse and ended up leaving with multiple items. I'll be back for more!

Absolutely loved this joint. Huge, well organized, and me and my 2 bestie-- who all have very…read moredifferent styles--all found treasures here. Graphic t's, fun skirts, bold baubles, and staff was really nice. Total fan.

I walked in and between the music, and the whole store, I immediately thought if Aardvarks which…read morewas a super cool vintage store back in the day in SF and Venice Beach. There's a lot of really cute clothes at really decent prices. Love this place

Great prices and selection, friendly service. Came at the end of the month when a lot of throngs…read morewere marked down to 99 cents!

Ridiculously overpriced charity shop that runs on donations and volunteer work. I've been going for…read morethe past few years about once a quarter- recently, my eyes have popped out of my head at the pricing model they've decided to move towards for used items that are GIVEN to them. I'll refrain from coarse language here since this is a faith based shop, but it could definitely use a rollback to previous operations. Depending on who is working that day, you may or may not be greeted, or receive passive aggressive old lady attitude for inconveniencing them by daring to try and shop. One bright light - Deborah. Seems to be one of the ones that "gets it". Very pleasant/straight forward and no frills.

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.

What an awesome place!…read more I couldn't believe my eyes, so many cool vintage things in the box... Must come see, I drove 2 hours to visit and I do not regret it.

Meek, you make me weak! Cheesy but true- I love this little shop. Tucked away on W. 11th, you…read moremight miss this place unless you were looking for it. Unlike many boutique-y shops in Denver that are crammed with unnecessary, mass manufactured junk aimed at hipsters, this store has an amazing selection of vintage and locally made clothing, jewelry, knick knacks, and accessories. While I love to pop in just to explore what they have, which seems to change weekly, if not daily, I think they do a fantastic job with their social media. I follow them on Instagram and they are constantly posting fun stories about what they have in the store. If you see something you like, you can message them to purchase it right away and not stress about getting down to the store before someone else snags your treasure. The staff is super friendly and willing to help. I was recently searching for a small gift for a friend and they provided some awesome suggestions. I think prices can be a little high, but for the most part fair considering the quality of the clothing. I haven't yet visited their home store, but I am looking forward to it!

The cutest store ever!! Pretty pricy but everything is so high quality that it's worthread more

To quote the great Michael Scott..."and that she was better than all the other hos in the world…read more And then... Then suddenly she's not your ho no mo'!" Sigh, Second Chance used to be my number one when I was in the Evergreen/Conifer/Pine area. They always had deals, friendly staff and treasures galore. But oh how the turntables have turned.....no more. They had a new manager come in and I think she thinks she's running a tight and efficient ship but I don't agree. She has limited the number of bags you can donate and in turn, the quality of the items of the store have gone down. I wish they would have more signs about prices and/or deals of the day where you can see them and that the Mens section wasn't on a completely different level (very tucked away) than the Womens. There's different associates working/volunteering there but it doesn't appear that new manager trusts anyone with checking people out when they want to pay. Thrift stores are usually a happy place for me and Second Chance gave me a case of the sads this past time I visited.

Just moved to the area and have been here already a few times. It's well organized, kept clean and…read morehas a wide variety of items to choose from. They also have sales too. It is a co-op I was told and was asked to join. Not 100% sure what that all entails yet, but I'll figure it out. I have purchased a few items too. We bought a great desk chair (at a decent price) and our daughter loves it! I would highly recommend this place. I also hear they pick up your donations as well. I will be returning-

Still my favorite place in town, you can't beat The Barn for a good shopping trip. It's a great…read moreplace to find unique gifts, antiques, and one of a kind home goods!

The associates there are so friendly. And so many great items. I had to keep focused and not…read morepurchase things for me as I was shopping for Christmas gifts. Two stories of a variety of merchandise, from housewares and baby items to garden decor. Prices are fair.