My experience at Dora Grace was fantastic. I live a few hours away and had traveled to the area…read morelooking for a formal dress for a wedding. The choices I was finding were very limited. I then found Dora Grace and used their online chat option to tell them what I was looking for and they had a few viable choices and invited me to come over---no appointment required. Service at the shop was fantastic and we did indeed find me a dress here. We had to order it and when it came in, inspection at the shop didn't pass up to par and they immediately got me another one on the way. I will absolutely use this shop again. The service was outstanding.

I did not appreciate the attitude I was given when my friend and I arrived at this store on…read moreThursday, July 2nd. I am a women in her 50's looking to find a wedding dress on a pretty short timeline and I did not know that the way you go about finding and purchasing a dress has changed considerably since 2001. We arrived at the store as it opened and upon entry I was looked up and down, and very rudely asked if I had an appointment (my bad, didn't really know you needed one, but I sure do now) I am sorry i didn't know the rules, but if I had been met with the least bit of customer service explaining how this dress shopping works, I would have understood and come back with an appointment. However, the tone and rudeness of the associate was so irritating I will never go back. I obviously am not the 20 something bride they are acustomed to, but what I am is a women in her 50's that won't tolerate rudeness. The dresses that I did see from the front desk did look beautiful and I sure wish I could have tried some on. Oh well, I took my middle aged self somewhere else where I was valued as a customer and found the perfect dress.

We went in today to browse sun shirts. Ended up looking at the forth of July deals. Peri was very…read morehelpful, explaining the deals and best time to buy gear. She helped me and my partner fit backpacking packs for upwards of an hour. She was very knowledgeable about backpacking in general and discussed places to hike around Fort Collins.

the staff are always so friendly and knowledgeable but Karen in the bicycle department was…read morefabulous. She helped with so many issues I was having and found the perfect bike short for me. I cannot thank her enough for making cycling a joy again!

Came in and was greeted warmly. I found some thing beautiful! A green knit romper. Have had so many…read morecompliments on it. Even got stopped at the Smithsonian and had to share their website! Haha. I'll be back to visit when we visit our son this year.

Cute clothes. Great place for formal dresses. Owner and employees are super friendly and helpful.read more

They are always so nice and I have found many treasures over the years. There prices are very…read morereasonable and consigning with them is easy.

We moved out here in 1973 and my mother immediately found this store when it was over on Elizabeth…read morest. Laura, the owner, has terrific taste and buys only barely used and in style clothing. You are almost assured to find something that looks great on you. She also has a small shop for men.

I can't speak for everyone who works here or even the store is a at this specific management…read moreseems to be . I shop here every once in a while because I work in the same parking lot and I have noticed on more than one occasion the management being very discriminatory and judgmental towards customers in the parking lot. I love mainly because I can get department store stuff but also go . But even though I work literally yards away, I refuse to give my business to this knowing that they have no compassion for people other than people just like them.

I can find some nice things there, but it is hard to find much clothes made out of cotton , mostly…read morepolyester that is so hot to wear!

I highly recommend this store for boots and service is outstanding…read more too. I've been coming here for 30 years now. Thank you so much for treating me with kindness and respect! Kevin S

Garbage product…read more Tore a large hole in the toe of my brand-new Irish Setter workboots. Doing *yard work*. The store offered to sell me a $50 plastic cap to cover the tear, or a tube of glue to stick the torn part back on. No thanks -- it would just be sunk costs. The leather on the boots appeared to be thinner than on my dress shoes. Will not be back.

It's located in a super convenient spot in Old Town and has a really cool mix of new and used…read moreoutdoor gear. The vibe is laid back and it's fun to just browse around and see what they have. The staff were friendly and helpful without being pushy, and it feels like a great local shop that really fits the Fort Collins outdoor culture. I didn't need anything specific, but it's the kind of place you end up finding something you didn't know you wanted. Definitely worth checking out if you're into hiking, biking, or just outdoor adventures.

I really like this store, they always have good stuff and good prices. However when I went in today…read morethe 2 girls working there were incredibly rude. I received multiple judgmental looks and even some rude remarks, when I was just asking for help finding things. I thought being nice to customers was a requirement for customer service jobs but not anymore I guess.

Both times I've been in this store I've had bad interactions with the employees…read more First time: kid tried to sign me up for a credit card deceptively at the register. Said I'd get a discount if I put down some information, and I had to stop him once he got to my SSN. Second time: Some lady yelled at me cause I went into an (open) area that was near a construction zone. Was super unfriendly and when I said I was looking for a bathroom she answered with tons of attitude saying there's no bathrooms open. I cannot recommend shopping here. It's poor service and you'd be better off just finding their stuff for cheaper on Amazon.

I stopped into Sierra in Fort Collins and it's a really interesting alternative to stores like REI…read moreor Dick's Sporting Goods. The big difference is that Sierra works on an off-price model, similar to TJ Maxx, which means they buy overstock and past-season gear from major outdoor brands and sell it at significant discounts. Because of that, you can sometimes find the same brands you'd see at REI such as The North Face, Smartwool, Fjällräven, Carhartt, and other outdoor favorites, but at much lower prices. The inventory changes constantly, so the store has more of a "treasure hunt" feeling rather than the predictable layout you get at traditional sporting goods stores. Fort Collins is the perfect place for a store like this since the whole town revolves around hiking, running, skiing, and outdoor life, and Sierra offers a great way to find quality gear without paying full retail.