We came in here on entirely by accident and the selection was great. Some really good denim brands…read moreand very cool shirts. I tend to be on the skinny side and finding the right size is usually an issue, but there were plenty of options and the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. Products are definitely on the premium end in terms of price and quality. For denim, hemming is offered at $20 and takes about a week.

I purchased a pair of Red Wing boots from Berkeley Supply online, but UPS mishandled the shipment…read moreand delivered it to an Amazon office an hour away from me. After spending hours on the phone with UPS and getting nowhere, I felt like all hope was lost. Then, I called Berkeley Supply, and Sash answered. I was genuinely impressed with Sash's dedication--she stayed in touch with me daily to ensure I received my replacement package, even responding on the weekend. True customer service like this is rare nowadays, and I deeply appreciate the effort she put in to resolve the issue. Berkeley Supply is lucky to have you!

I was visiting from San Diego and stayed at nearby Thomson Hotel so I stumbled into this store. The…read moremanager and staff were super friendly and did a great job helping me pick out the right sweaters. The quality is top notch it's pricey but its the type of clothing that will last a very long time. What I appreciated most was the manager gave me a free hoodie and Supima (The best cotton quality) Long Sleeve T-Shirt which combined retails over $130. This was because I spent over $300 on the 2 sweaters which I've already gotten so many compliments on! There was so much other stuff I wanted to buy in the store which I buy online once I save up lol. Right now this is only US Location but they are looking to expand to Salt Lake City. If your into warm outdoor clothing check out this store you won't be disappointed!

Great service and love that they are a Canadian company! I purchased pants for work and they fit…read morebetter and are more stylish than Lulu ABC!! I get compliments all the time and mention FR. Excited to see where FR goes in Denver!

Patient. Kind. Helpful and efficient. I'll drive all the way from Wash Park area, skip Cherry…read moreCreek location for this one moving forward. My asks, needs and online order also made in store was all somewhat complicated but they handled it like true pros who enjoyed their job and knew the line inside and out. Two employees. One male and one female. My shopping experience was on 5/6/25 and I walked in around 5:30. They close at 6pm. They did all of these things with the day even ending! Thank you for the time, kindness and effort. I will be loyal to this store from now on.

This was my first time to this out of state location and the assistant manager and his co workers…read morewere so friendly!!

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.

Hands-down the most overpriced thrift store I have ever been in. Numerous items selling for $20 or…read more$30 more than what you can get them even on eBay. Be warned, and always look up the items price via ebay, etc before buying anything here.

Goofy, fun, and chaotic. Everything I need in an antique stop. The owner seems super knowledgeable…read moreon collectibles. Fun convo.

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.

What a quaint place! Ran by women made for women. This boutique is so warm and welcoming with so…read moremany beautiful items. They have reasonable prices and a variety of items I'm sure you'll find something that suits your style. While I saw many things I liked I decided on 2 pair of sunglasses. The ladies who work there are so welcoming and sweet.

I'm like a 5'8" male. I buy women's jeans, hats and accessories. I'm straight (whatever). The staff…read morealways remembers me. Everyone is smiles. Very accommodating. I usually know what I'm looking for and I get in and out quick because the staff rocks and they quickly find sizes and have great ideas based on my silly wordy description of what I'm looking for...highly recommended for gentlemen buying gifts...they won't steer you wrong. And as for my gurls definitely frequent this spot. Value is there. The frequent buyer system is dope.

I absolutely love the store and have consistently had an exceptional above and beyond Customer…read moreService experience. They offer a selection of both used and new items for people who live in active or outdoorsy lifestyle. The prices are fair and I love being able to purchase used high-quality items. Today I came in and could not have been happier to find a running belt. I tried to buy things used as much as possible because it saves money and is also giving a second life two items that would otherwise end up in a landfill. The running belt I found was great quality, very gently used and only cost $11. Feral is an absolute gem for the community and is by far my favorite outdoor good store. It is so well located also on Tennyson. Afterwards, you can stop for coffee or pop in for a yoga class at nearby businesses. If you have any questions, the employees here are incredibly friendly, charismatic and helpful. This is definitely a business. I feel good about supporting.

The concept at Feral is pretty cool. As a smaller outdoor shop, Feral sells both new and gently…read moreused clothing as well as hiking and camping gear. Though modest in quantity, I did appreciate finding a few items for doggies including trail booties (how cute!). Honestly, I felt that the gear selection seemed limited, mostly on part for biking equipment and accessories. Feral carries a few multi-use items like sunglasses, hydration packs, and headlamps, but other than that, nothing else. The store also lacks in service. There were three young ladies working at the front of the store, chatting amongst themselves. Not one customer was greeted when (we) walked in and checking out felt like an inconvenience to the staff. Prices here on new gear is a bit on the higher side in comparison so it's worth it to shop around (online).