This is perhaps the easiest 5-star review I've written on Yelp... On a recent trip to Denver, we…read moredecided to do the ski thing for a day at Winter Park; hailing from Tennessee, you would correctly guess that we had no idea really what to do or get and how to prepare (outside of some help from ChatGPT). In our quest to find rental clothing, we came across Mountain Threads and Jared, and I am absolutely certain that it made our ski experience that much better. Jared was responsive, helpful, and kind - both on the phone and in person. He opened the shop early to accommodate our ski time - which was incredible - and $40 for all of the rental wear was a solid price. Easily a 10/10 - you won't go wrong here!

I wanted to spend a day skiing when visiting Denver, and the ski park I identified provided…read moreequipment but no warm weather gear. They recommended Mountain Threads, and I could not be more satisfied with the service I received. I called the day I arrived in town/the night before I was to ski. I spoke with Jared who was incredibly helpful in identifying the gear I needed. Further, Jared walked me through a timeline for leaving Denver, stopping by the shop to try on gear, and making it to my ski lesson on time. Throughout the process Jared was accommodating and generous with his insights. The price point was incredibly competitive - jacket, pants, goggles and gloves for $40. I believe a helmet could have been included, but the ski park included a helmet in their equipment package. I would recommend Mountain Threads without hesitation.

I visited Patagonia a few weeks ago. I was on a mission to get one of their black hole duffel bags…read more I do a lot of traveling so I felt that this duffel offered a lot. You will need to use street parking or a public parking lot such as I did. It's really not bad at all to park away from the location and get out for a nice walk to the store. You will pass other stores and businesses that perhaps catch your eye for shopping. After finishing up at Patagonia I went to Denver Market for an ice cold beverage. The store lay-out for Patagonia isn't bad. It's clean and organized. Staff aren't so helpful. There were two staff members at the front register. Why one of them couldn't be on the main floor helping customers is a mystery. When going to check out at the register one of them pretty much ignored me then caught herself moments later. Management: please improve customer relations. Don't make interactions so transactional. I walked away with what I wanted but probably should have just used another retailer or distributor to get it. I'm in no hurry to return to this location.

3.5 Fleeces.... With…read morethe advent of internet shopping any physical store appears understocked. I love one piece that Patagoina makes.....R1 full zip hoodie....they had only one color! Their website has probably 8-10. And to be honest my daughter went in to measure a carry on bag.....and than bought it from Al's Sports for $100 less. Sorry Long live physical retail....physical retail is dead...sorta

purchase 100 dollar gift certificate cash paid not accepted…read morecards only!! horrible policy for customer service employees not trusted? will no longer trade w this store urge others the same!

Disappointed and Misleading Sizing Claims…read more I was so excited to find a swimwear brand that claims to be made for "big boobs and short torsos" and "designed for all boob-kind." Their marketing really builds up the idea that they're inclusive and supportive of different body types--especially those of us who struggle to find swimwear that actually fits a larger bust. But after looking at their size range, I was honestly shocked. Their sizing only goes up to a D cup. A D cup is not considered large for many of us with fuller chests--it's a pretty standard size. So how exactly is this "coverage, support, and styles that keep up with big boobs" if you're excluding the very people you're claiming to support? It feels misleading and honestly a bit performative. If you're going to market yourself as inclusive and for "all boob-kind," then back it up with sizing that actually reflects that. There's a huge community of people who wear DD, DDD, E, F and beyond who are constantly left out of the conversation--and it's frustrating to see yet another brand jump on the body-positive messaging without actually following through. Would love to see this brand expand their sizing and actually deliver on the promises they're making.

Ordered something on their website. Paid and said I'd pick up in store. They emailed to tell me it…read morewas out of stock. Didn't tell me if they were going to refund or anything. If you don't have something, take it off your website. Don't trust their website for ordering.

I have been ordering from Nu-Crisp fro 10 years they are my go-to for everything from flags to…read moreemployee uniforms.

Lucy is one of my favorite stores in Cherry Creek North. They have a good variety of "active wear"…read morefor all types of activities including yoga, running/walking, aerobics etc. Their clothes are very comfortable and well made. I'm tall so I like that many of Lucy's pants are available in tall sizes. Lucy tends to cycle their inventory frequently so you almost always find something new when shopping there. A bit pricey however if you get on their mailing list (email and snail mail) you will receive great coupons regularly. I buy most of my work-out stuff at Lucy - my fellow Jazzercisers often ask where I got it. Lucy's staff is very friendly and helpful and the fitting rooms well lit and comfortable. They usually offer you bottled water. Parking can be a hastle so if you can't find a space, or don't want to pay, just park in the public lot in front of The Container Store on 1st Ave. and walk the 1/2 block.

I'm a fan of lucy so I was excited to see a physical location at Cherry Creek North while visiting…read moreDenver. Not at all surprised since an active, outdoorsy lifestyle is common among local residents. The store was clean and fairly empty when I arrived. The sales associate was friendly and greeted me upon entering. I checked out the sale section and then browsed the store eventually checking out some wraps I was actually eyeing online before my trip. The practical side of me was telling me that I didn't need it but the spendy side was telling me to get it on the spot since I would save on shipping. lol I do advise trying things on instead of going by size. I'm glad I did as the associate recommended getting the slightly looser size in case I wanted to layer . In addition, if you don't see your size out on the salesfloor, ask because 9 times out of 10 they have in the back. Great store and location. Wish they were closer .

Great location: Close to Denver…read more Big brand new store with fantastic sales help. I bought several DSG ( their own private label products which are Amazing!) that had to be exchanged for different sizes. Help was friendly, efficient, and easy to navigate the process. Parking is a bit weird but no big deal. Large selection. Pro Tip: Prices in store vary from what may be found online. I found some 2 x 1 running shorts that were on sale on line but not in the store...so check their website.

Sales agent charged me for an item that was only a price lookup, I did not purchase/receive the…read moreitem. I didn't notice that she left the charge on my credit card until I drove back home. Now it is my responsibility to drive back to the store to have the charge removed. Explains why Dick's stock is crashing and the company is failing.

I'm one of those Athleta devotees too. This isn't my preferred location, because Cherry Creek isn't…read moremy favorite mall. I tend to buy online more often because I need tall sizes. I wish they'd carry tall sizes in store! But I was in the area and had to return an item, so I paid this store a visit. The customer service representative was very helpful and friendly. I was in and out quickly. My one gripe is that I had to pay for parking just to spend 15 minutes returning an item. This is not, however, Athleta's fault.

Thank you Kelly and Stephanie for all your help today! I look forward to seeing longer length tank…read moreoptions online. The fabrics at this store feel so lovely: soft; thin; breathable. The colors are all beautiful, and I truly love that there are so many options with just one solid color: classic and modern. Also- there are many complementary items available in the same color. (The cardigan I bought has a matching racerback tank). Thanks Kelly for pointing us to the sale rack- I love the cardigan and was happy to get such a big discount on it!

Lines are ALWAYS long, so if you can avoid peak times....definitely do!…read more I have been in a line of 6 people, haven't moved for about 8 minutes. Manager came up and looked at line. She help one of the 2 cashiers but didn't open or call to reduce line. It is Wednesday afternoon. Not a busy time and yet. Sigh. The merchandise is great.

I found what I needed for an African safari and the prices were very reasonable…read more Good quality and a large selection make Sierra a good choice for clothing and all kinds of gear.

A couple of the group I was traveling with are a fan of this brand. I am in no capacity an…read moreoutdoorsy or hiking individual whatsoever. Not really my style. Shop is small, but workers are welcoming. Not much of a sale selection. In and out pretty quickly. Items are pretty pricy, but I'm not the best judge of that. As an indoor person, nothing caught my eye.

I spent ~$225 on the worst raincoat ever made…read more While the liner inside does a good job of keeping me dry, the outside of the jacket absorbs every drop of water that lands on it. Wearing a 5lb raincoat saturated with water is insane. Fast forward to today. I'm waterproofing some other clothing items and think to myself that it may be a solution for the jacket. If I could make my soft shells more water durable, maybe I could do the same for the outside of the jacket? No shot. After a delicate cold machine tech wash, I pull the jacket out and the inner liner is destroyed and coming apart (image attached). This was the first and only wash I've done on this jacket. Followed the care instructions and took even more care of it than labeled. So disappointed in the jacket and the brand. I've submitted a warranty claim on their site so we'll see what happens. Will update the review. *it's a little hard to tell the condition of the inner liner with a photo, but this jacket is unusable now. The neck area is the worst but the inner liner as a whole is compromised.