Such good customer service everyone was so helpful!!! Small store but had everything I needed!read more

Buyer beware: check the tags underneath the sale stickers before you check out…read more I walked into this location fully intending to spend about $300 - $600 on apparel, but I ended up leaving it all on the counter and walking out. While browsing, I found a shirt on the "sale" rack marked with a sale price of $69. Out of curiosity, I peeled back the sticker to see the original price, and the tag underneath said $68. They were fictitiously marketing a shirt on the sale rack for more than the actual retail price. At checkout, I pointed this out and asked for a discount since the item was presented on the sale rack, but they refused. I asked a second time, and they refused again. Instead of apologizing for the misleading pricing, one of the girls at the register made a snarky comment, telling me I could just "pay one dollar less" because that was the sale price--completely ignoring that $68 was just the standard retail price, not a markdown. Because of the deceptive pricing tactics and the rude, dismissive attitude from the staff, I refused to complete my $300 purchase and walked out. Very disappointed with how this store operates. The stock price is leaving franchise owners desperate to keep margins, such as the example above, and I'll be buying Alo out of spite to this transaction. Spending the same amount on Alo, even if I look like a fool, will make me feel better than putting my money towards a company that has a stock price ~50% less a year from today ($118 today - $245 one year ago). You think that stock price is going up being out of style and overpriced? Syke. The desperation shows by the franchise owners is showing, and it's truly sad. I've worn LuLu Lemon for years. No more.

Lulu Lemon must be some sort of cult. I don't know how else they are able to charge people so much…read moremoney for such simple products. If you stuck a Lulu Lemon logo on a napkin and called it a "stretch napkin," you could probably sell it to their followers for $20. 2.5/5

Wonderful, welcoming environment. Really nice, kind genuine young crowd working there. I love…read moreshopping at the Aspen store when visiting friends in town. In contrast, the Vail store has quite the attitude problem and very little inventory. The snobs who work there are just pretenders. Like they are going home to their mansions after work, and you are nobody. Seldom a good experience. Always shop in Aspen if at all possible. You can park right in front instead of a creepy garage like Vail. P.S. Robyn L. should not expect to return dirty panties to Lululemon and give one star review.

Everyone in the store was so helpful, there was a sale and quality was great as expected from Lulu…read more Loved they had this store in Breckenridge!

Such a fun resale store w fun finds each time I go here. The staff is super friendly and the store…read moreis laid out very well. I love my new Desigual scarf!

is certainly not priced for the people who live in Minturn. And as far as a consignment store, when…read moreyou see the same brand, the same item in different sizes. You know it can't be consignment.

This store is Closed. When open it barely had inventory worth much. Occasionally you could score…read moresome great stuff, but rarely. As a seller, I hated her communication (which was none). I took her 3 fur coats and she just decided the price and never consulted with me. When queried she told me, "Oh, I sold those." Wait, what? I would also try to make appointments to drop off merchandise and she would never show up on time and sometimes, if ever. Doors were locked. There is a new consignment store going into this space...and hopefully they'll be better.

I understand why they took down all their reviews. Horrible, horrible, horrible attitude and no…read morecustomer service. I made an appointment to drop off and was told to come at 10:30 after I suggested 10:00, as I was going to be in the area and didn't want to drive back and forth to Vail. I arrived exactly at 10:30. The doors were locked, and no lights were on, even though they were supposed to have opened at 10:00. A few people came and left. I waited and a little after 10:35 somebody (with an attitude) finally shows up. I only had to exchange a few sentences with her to know that I would rather give away my designer shoes and clothing than do business there. If you have items there on consignment, you should go pick them up because this place is on the verge of closing down.

Stopped by this place because the jackets in the window caught my eye, and I'd heard of the brand,…read morebut never actually been inside. WOW is this place overpriced. Like I get we're in Vail, but this place is more expensive than Patagonia, Lululemon, Crazy Shirts, etc. and the quality is much poorer. Just touching the clothing I thought "wow this is cheap", and then everything was insanely expensive! Weird vibes too, just not the designer brand for me I guess. Now that I know this brand is such a scam, I am judging anyone I see wearing it.

Ummm they are not open during hours and if you call nobody answers. I'm pretty disappointed as I…read moremade a special trip here and felt the professionalism of not being open is significant. June 23-2025

these shoes are not worth the price! They are cheap china made and shipped from China shoes!…read more their ads makes them look like they are a US retailer and they are not. if for some reason the shoe doesn't fit, you foot the bill of shipping it back to China! I truly say: BUYER BEWARE!

Make sure you don't return or cancel your order. They don't return your money. They say they will…read morelook into and you never hear from th again. They don't have a phone number so you can't all them. It's over a month and a half and I still don't have my money back. Poor customer service. The worst I have ever dealt with. They don't even deserve one star.

Beautiful selection of high country fashion essentials and accessories from jeans to the more…read morerefined, more tailored items. Perfectly located just off the center of Vail Village. Very nice owner and great value all around.

One of my favorite stores to visit! Amazing selection of denim pants and snap shirts! Every piece…read morein Axel's is super unique. The Wilhelmsen family who own and operate the store are so genuine with lots of history in Vail Valley.

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

Have been to the Dejavu in Cherry Creek so I was excited to see it here in Steamboat!…read more I like how everything is organized and displayed. They have a variety of items from sweatshirts, purses, necklaces and other accessories. I found very fun hats there and good quality coats. I do want to mention that Dejavu are donated items that are of a higher quality that are donated to Goodwill so a little disappoint seeing how high the prices are. Most of the fur coats were about $1,000 if not higher. The service was professional and quick- I did not end up getting anything because felt it was highly priced (only thing I liked were a pair of sunglasses that were $200) but as it's in a mountain town I can understand the need for the higher prices. Overall a fun boutique to browse while in town!

The very best clothing store in Steamboat! And it's a local business. The quality of the clothes is…read moreconsistently high. No Christmas sweaters! I really like that the clothing racks are sorted by color as well as size.