Clothing shopping in Rocky Mountains
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Uptown Exchange
A consignment store with some great bargains. Labels are less than glamorous, but it does have everything from affordable denim to stylish shoes to, gulp, fur. There's a decent assortment of dresses too.
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James Perse
There's no denying the beachy grooviness of James Perse, but $85 T-shirts? That's what you get when you combine rootsy, comfy feel-good California clothing and luxury brand aspirations. The focus is men's retail, and its range of mens cargo pants and flannels are very popular around the fireplace. It also stocks sweaters, T-shirts and jackets for women.
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Little Bird
This gem of a consignment store has new and vintage luxury designer scarves, dresses, handbags, shoes and more. Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Blahnik – all the handsome boys are here. You can bargain too, and if staff have had the gear for more than 30 days you may strike a deal, but it still won't be cheap. You are in Aspen, after all.
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Mona Lucero
With brick walls and an airy space the interior of this upscale boutique is fittingly like a gallery; the selected designer clothing is artfully made and it's an excellent space to browse. They have versatile, fun women's fashion with a touch of kiche and the collection of handbags are one-of-a-kind.
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Buffalo Exchange
Part of a growing nationwide chain, Buffalo Exchange in Capitol Hill is a huge space with new and used clothing, retro, futuristic, trad and garish. You want a hip '50s shirt or a little something for a costume party? This is the place. Garments, shoes and accessories are bought and sold.
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Prana
Monks chant to the patter of beats overhead as shoppers consider organic-dyed yoga outfits. All the clothes are organized by size – a nice touch – and the signs encourage an awareness of 'cosmic order.' Aside from all this new age excitement, Prana is wind-powered and hosts art events.
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Starr's Clothing Co
Established in 1914 and still Boulder's leading denim resource. This store is damn near warehouse-sized, with all manner of stressed, smooth and relaxed denim. They also carry the odd top end designer label like Southern California fave Free People.
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Colorado Rockies Dugout Store
This official shop of the Rockies baseball team is tucked into a mall along 16th St, wall-to-wall with official gear, hats, pendants and team-signed baseballs. During the season you can also buy tickets and get information about games.
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Peppermint Boutique
This boutique has an effortless charm, and stocks accessories, interesting jewelry and dresses that are hip and casually sophisticated. Considering the careful selection and high quality, it's also surprisingly inexpensive.
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Kemosabe
The sister to Vail's cowboy apparel depot, it does the same handmade boots and Stetson hats – steam shaped to please. Expect friendly faces, a stuffed buffalo head, gleaming belt buckles and a bluegrass soundtrack.
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Scrape
The hand-picked selection of women's shoes, skirts and accessories makes Scrape the best clothing boutique in town. Things here feel timeless, designed by a fleet of names which include a good number of locals.
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Back to the Roots
This being an old hippie town, you'll need a one-stop shop for your earthy threads, rain sticks and toe rings. This is it, and it's a life-affirming browse packed with sustainable and free-trade gear.
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Kali's Denim
A pricey, groovy and snug boutique that shares space with the store of jeweler Kathryn Penn. It features some young designer labels such as Gypsy 05, BB Dakota, and Young, Fabulous and Broke.
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Safron
Cute, cluttered and crammed with both vintage gems and new designer clothes, this is the grooviest, funkiest boutique we visited in southeast Colorado.
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