This shop is ADORABLE. The women who was working when we stopped in was sooo sweet and wonderful to…read moretalk to. Everyone in Denver has been so kind to us. This shop is a collective of local artists all specializing in different things and I just loved it. There was so much to look at. Definitely stop in here if you're in the area!

Sewn is an overpriced store selling used and antiquated clothes that will not honor returns…read more I came into Sewn searching for some cloth. The lady at the front desk was exceedingly helpful and even assisted me in selecting the correct type of fabric. I was shocked to see that the scrap fabric was grossly overpriced at $40, but after paying for the item, the shopkeeper stated I could bring back the fabric should I have any issues with it. A few days later, I came in to return the unused fabric, but a different shopkeeper was manning the cash register. This employee refused to refund me despite the receipt I produced. She stated that fabric was not returnable, which was never disclosed to me prior to purchase. Moreover, the previous employee who processed my transaction clearly stated I could return the fabric. Instead, I had to settle on store credit, which I begrudgingly spent on an overpriced vintage (aka used) button-up. Overall, I would not recommend Sewn for clothing or fabric. Sewn charges an unjustified premium and refuses to honor returns.

Lackluster sales people. Have a personality you're the face of the store. They barely had any…read moresection for mediums. Quick walk in quick walk out didn't look at prices.

The YOGi Exchange has such a great selection of active wear that is constantly rotating! Their…read moreprices are reasonable and I have had a positive experience every time I have visited.

Very helpful staff and they always have great inventory. Good place for friend gifts as well!read more

Super cute shop, pretty overpriced. I wouldn't recommend because of how rude the manager was when I…read moreasked if I could put a dress on hold to take a phone call. 1 star for customer service

My favorite boutique! I try to go in at least once a month; I don't always end up buying every time…read moreI go there, but they always have great new clothes. I only really go for the shirts, (casual & work shirts), I love their summer dresses, and also love their comfy/casual loungewear. You really can't beat the price for the unique & quality items you get here.

Follow up review! My girl wore two dresses from Pinks for Sorority Rush 2023. They were both…read moredarling, not expensive and perfect for her Rush events! The staff was incredibly helpful.

Real Colorado lives on in this place. Walking in the store you know you're not in Kansas anymore…read more (It's the red barn you can see from I-70 a little west of Denver.) They are NOT some generic, corporate outlet. They ARE a family-owned business with a wide selection and outstanding service. Ask for Doug if you're shopping for boots. He knows everything. My teen wanted a pair of cowboy books and I had no idea where to begin. I asked around and searched the internet but really, you need someone with expertise. We went a couple of other places and everyone we met was a new hire. At High Country we found people with deep experience. Doug took care of us. He had repaired boots for decades before moving to the sales side. He had thoughtful, first-hand insights about boot construction, durability, and repair. He patiently answered every question we had to make sure we found the right fit for what we needed. Can't wait to go back when my other kids are ready for a pair. They offer boots on a wide range of price points and styles. They can tell why things cost what they do and what is worth paying for. Everybody's feet are different and every boot maker is a little different so you really can't order online. If they pinch or chafe you're not going to end up wearing them no matter how cool or cute they look. Going into the shop let us get the right boot the first time around. They should last for decades. It's worth investing the time and money to do it right.

This is a review for Jo, but story time first…read more In the mid 90's my husband was gifted his grandfather's beautiful rodeo cowboy hat by his grandmother. He has always been sentimental about it, wearing it often, beating it up with wear. Over the years it got crustier and gained more of a patina as he reshaped it over and over again over our tea kettle. The crustier it became, the more he loved it. One day it went missing, and for months he lamented his loss until it was uncovered, completely flat, under a stack of winter blankets. Regardless of its condition he excitedly worked to reshape it, once again reviving it and bringing it fully back to life (to my surprise!) About a month later he came home from work to find our dog Pepper had completely mangled it, tearing off hunks of the crown as if she were peeling a tennis ball, her favorite pastime. Devastation doesn't cover the emotional state of this poor man holding his grandfather's hat with huge holes all over it. It was a complete loss. Over the past year or so I have hunted high and low for a similar vintage rodeo hat he could reshape and make his own- with zero luck. It was on my list of things to hunt for when we visited a friend in Denver, she sent us off to the Brass Armadillo to hunt through the vast array of antiques and vintage. He tried on many hats and not one felt right. On our last full day in Denver we decided to stop into Western/// and decided on an open crown hat in just the right hue. That's when we met Jo, who took her time shaping this brand new hat from an old photo of the destroyed one. She took her time understanding the importance of finally finding a good replacement for such a sentimental loss. I'd found a hat too, and by the time Jo was satisfied with shaping the first hat it was already past closing time. She apologized for holding up our evening, but continued taking her time shaping the second hat just how I wanted it. By the time we left my husband had also purchased a handsome retro Wrangler denim jacket, something he's not apt to do- he doesn't ever treat himself! He was completely blissed out on his new hat. Never once were we rushed or made to feel as though we held anyone up. We were treated kindly, allowed to roam a bit to browse the selection, and eventually released into the chilly evening so Jo and her associate could finish closing the store- over an hour past closing time. I have to admit, we felt like finding something appropriate was a long shot and were fully prepared to walk in and right back out. Neither one of us resonated with the pre formed styles offered, so purchasing a blank and having a craftsperson like Jo tease out a shape by hand was impressive to observe, and both of us wore our hats out proudly. Afterward, we ended up going out for drinks at a cowboy themed bar in Denver just to celebrate our new hats. Jo, we want to thank you for taking your time to recreate something so special to my husband. He's looking forward to beating it up and making new memories in it. Thank you especially for treating us so well and for your hospitality after hours, we really appreciate it! 10/10 recommend Western ///, especially if you want a hat- and make sure to have Jo shape it for you. Decades ago my husband was gifted his grandpa's gorgeous vintage rodeo cowboy hat by his grandma so it had sentimental value. He wore it ragged, reshaped it many times using a tea kettle in our kitchen, reviving it over and over again. When it went missing for months he was distraught thinking it was gone forever, only to find it crushed flat as a pancake under a pile of winter blankets. He once again revived his beloved hat loving the way all the abuse over the years had given it a unique patina and crustiness. Then he came home one day to a trail of torn apart hat. Our dog had made a meal of it. He was DEVASTATED. He again tried a revival but the damage was just too insurmountable. I've hunted high and low for a well fitting replacement with similar coloring and it has just not surfaced. On our trip from CA to visit a friend in Arvada, we popped into High Country Western Wear on Saturday night hoping to find a replacement cowboy hat, not really thinking we'd find it. He settled on a similarly colored open crown style (while I found a nice bright red for myself) and Jo went to work shaping from an old photo. She worked and worked to get the shaping and fit just right. She took her time getting the slope just right on the brim, and crafting the crown just right. Jo was phenomenal. She recreated a very decent copy of the original making my husband an extremely happy man. As she shaped mine he found a retro wrangler jacket he couldn't live without. We both love our new hats! I definitely recommend this shop, Jo stayed a whole hour to make sure we got the exact hats we envisioned and was kind the entire time.

Whenever I'm on Tennyson Street, I make a point to stop at this gem of a shop because it carries a…read morevariety of tasteful different items to choose from. Lots of cute stuff with Colorado themed from socks, shirts, towels, etc. Street parking available. The shop is classy and the staff helpful. There's always something to buy at affordable prices. Check it out!

Simon is the best dude ever. Rad shop, they have all sorts of nicknacks , couldent recommend more,…read moreand it's are year, here we go. Thank god.

What a hoot this store is! There were so many interesting and creative items. Perfect for gifts for…read moresomeone with quirky taste. Or someone going to Burning Man! We enjoyed a full 20 mins wandering around and in the end made only a small purchase, but would definitely return for another look when my niece needs a gift...

Great little Boutique, Quality goods and Fabulous Service...Thank you:)read more

Rockmount is like a western heritage museum. While they sell their unique western snap button…read moreshirts they also have so much else to look at. A definite stop when you're in Denver.

Fun place to check out. They boast a celebrity list of customers over the years including Bob Dylan…read moreand James Garner, and their prices reflect that clientele ($47 for a t-shirt). There's a good selection of merchandise though it tends more toward the rhinestone and bling crowd than one would expect of a more traditional western wear store. That said, the sales folks were very friendly and helpful and we enjoyed our visit. There's a small exhibit upstairs of movie memorabilia (they generously call it a museum, but that overstates it a bit). All in all, a fun place to check out and I have no complaints. You may even pick up a trinket of two, but it's not the place for real work or western wear.