Nordstrom Rack

The manager in charged is a racist person! I bought a pair of shoes that cost me 172
Dollars TORI BURCH and I lost my receipt ! Nordtrom rack in Colorado Blvd in Denver told me that they will help ! She asked me why you don’t go to the store and when I explained my problem with my shoes she just said that she can’t help me at all no even offer me a second options !

Pretty cool Nordstrom Rack! Have lots of good stuff here and it’s pretty organized. Located in the 29^th st mall

This is like any other discount store. Overcrowded, poorly organized, but if you’re willing to put the time in, you can find some good stuff.
However, the staff seems to be at least half, if not more, college kids who just don’t really care. Case in my point, my angsty cashier, Scott. I bought the cutest shoes yesterday hoping that if I wore socks with them they would fit just right. I got them home and that wasn’t case and so today I returned them. I was told yesterday I didn’t need a paper receipt or anything to return items, nothing except my debit card was required because they could pull all the details up from that. So I hand Scott the shoes, he looks at them and asks where the UPC sticker is. I told him I took them off once I got them home, and he said he had to have that to do the return. I attemtped to explain what I had been told yesterday, and poor, I’m too cool for school college kid Scott interrupted me and sighed, well we need the UPC. You can’t see it on my purchase from scanning my card? Exasperated, he said no, he couldn’t (like I was the biggest idiot he had to deal with). I again tried to explain, he again interrupted and I imagine when he saw the shocked look on my face, he tried to re-​coup by saying «ma’am I’m not trying to be rude» to which I replied, «well you in fact are by interrupting me each time I speak.
All in all, if you can stand the self absorbed brattiness of college kids you can probably do just fine finding good stuff here.

I’ve been to probably every Rack on the west coast… so this one is no different. They did have a good selection of Splendid and other younger group brands. Way too many college students on a Saturday. That won’t discourage me from shopping there. Just don’t go on a weekend. Unless you are in College.

Love the deals here and the staff is generally very friendly. The store is able to keep up with the amount of volume that it has and strives to look neat and in order. The only criticism I have is they changed their clearance racks from rounders to straight aisle. The aisles are very tight and difficult to have more than 1 person in it at a time. It feels more like shopping at tJ Maxx or Marshall’s now rather than Nordstrom.

This is one of my favorite stores. I can usually find the top brands I like at a discounted price. I usually always go here before I buy anything at the mall. Why pay full price for anything?
They used to be located at Flatiron mall but they moved a few years back to the 29^th Street mall in Boulder. It’s a great location with plenty of other shopping and great selection of restaurants as well.
I always find something special whether it’s a cute pair of shoes or my favorite brand of jeans. It’s not very big but they have a good variety of brands and products. You absolutely have to try Nordstrom Rack… It’s a great find.

Nicest one I’ve been to yet. I love their shoe section here, lots and lots including Uggs, I would think in CO they would sell out. Anyways this store’s layout is great and the clearance rack is even better. There are so many things to browse thru and it seems I never have enough time. I have yet to leave empty handed when I come to this location. I think the value is great too, awesome brands and most of the time ¹⁄₃ of what you would pay in the ‘real’ store. Can’t wait to go again!

This is a fantastic store to get good deals on quality cloths… if you are careful, that is! By this I mean examine the tags, look at the brand and ask yourself, «Did this come ‘Straight to Rack’ or was it at the real Nordstrom first?»

I have been here a few times and have occasionally found something useful, but not usually. I am too hard to fit for most outlet type places. Also, like many outlets, the quality of most of the merchandise is lower than the first run goods. The place is usually packed though.

Lots and lots of shoes. Pity I wanted boots. Again I’m looking in the wrong season.
Clean and neat, but I still find myself sneering at the quality of the fabric and construction of most clothes. Not the store’s fault.
The employees are greeting snipers. They appear out of nowhere, give a chirripy greeting and offer of help, and then vanish again. I think I said hello to more people there today than I have to anyone else all week!
Dressing rooms are locked, but there were several attendants on hand. There were a LOT of employees in the store! Unless it was the same two who kept buzz-​greeting me?
Prices are totally wild. On the same clearance rack I found a dress for $ 19.99 and the one next to it was $ 100. I do not understand designer clothes. I was just glad to find two dresses that fit me well and were well under $ 50 apiece. I usually buy my coats at Nordstrom Racks, but for once I found dresses. Is it dress season yet? I don’t know how to keep warm in a dress in the winter!

Having regularly visited locations in California while living there and in Denver since moving here I can say this location has the best selection of any I’ve shopped at.

I’m so glad we have a Nordstom Rack in Boulder. I very rarely find that I can afford anything other than clearance jewelry from the regular retailer.
This store is like a fancy Marshall’s or ROSS. They have departments where you can easily find accessories, shoes, clothing and house hold items. My favorite is the shoe section.
Be prepared to peruse each rack (like you would at the retailers mentioned above). You can score some pretty righteous deals, as I did before a trip last month! I spent about $ 90 on a dress, 2 pairs of shoes and 3 jewelry pieces. Nice!

This is one of the largest Rack’s in Colorado and offers a wide assortment of shoes, apparel, accessories, leather goods, etc. Be prepared to want to search and spend time. If you find yourself in that kind of mood, treasures can be found.

As a previous review stated. wicked deals.
PPDs, Paige Premium Denim at half price or less & so happy for me & my short legs they had many petite styles. Between the Lakewood location & Boulder (my fave) I scored 4 pairs of jeans & 2 shorts (clearance for the shorts & the rare find of their white peg leg jeans).
Unrequited lust for PPDs & Nordstrom Rack as I live in Iowa where we are deprived!

There’s a reason the parking lot is always full! Nordstrom Rack is a much-​needed addition to Boulder’s shopping ‘scene.’ It’s nice to be able to find higher end clothes and accessories without having to hop on 36.
My favorite thing is definitely the HUGE shoe section. Sometimes it’s difficult to restrain myself but then I remember that I have rent and bills to pay.
They have a great selection of women’s, men’s, and children’s brands plus other assorted healthy/​beauty and home goods.

No longer in Bloomfield, moved to 29^th St in Boulder May 2011. I ended up going into the mall wondering where the hell was this store & Nordstrom informed me that it moved 10 days ago.

This Rack is tiny! It has very littel to choose from. I am used to a mush larger Rack with a lot more variety of items.
If you are looking for some inexpensive clothes you might as well go to TJ Max or Ross, they have more of a selections. What the Rack does offer you is last years style in name brands. So if you want the Nordstrom’s brands go to the Rack, just go to the one in Park Meadows.

7 Jeans. Half Price.
‘Nuff Said.
True to form, though, I’ll say more. I found my love for Seven for all Mankind jeans years ago, but their $ 150+ price tag didn’t hurt as much then. Nordstrom Rack is the cure for that.
The Rack has two very different selections. They have Actual Nordstrom clothing, when it’s past season or surplus. They also have racks of the brands you’d expect to find at Marshall’s, but not at Nordstrom. While it’s a bit confusing at first, it’s a good way to reach all price-​tags of consumers.
Their shoe selection is pretty delicious as well. Reef flip flops are my Kryptonite, and they have them and more. Boots, heels, sandals, sneakers, dress shoes… Yay.
Their accessory department is scattered throughout the store, but don’t skip it. You’ll find Coach and Kate Spade sunglasses, designer scarves and accent pieces, too. It’s great!
The staff is friendly, too.
It’s a great place to find your favorite designer duds at discount prices!

I don’t want to mention this saleslady’s name because ‘management’ may see this story as bad sales tactic on her part. I’m going to argue, however, that it wasn’t. What she did made me much more likely to seek employees’ advice in future.
There was a jacket that I was thinking about buying — I loved the color and the cut and it served exactly the purpose that I was looking for. However, it had the problem that most clothes have for me — the medium was fitted enough but too short, and the large was long enough but too baggy. As I was looking at the large in the mirror, I pulled it back in the back, saw how it looked, and thought, ‘huh, maybe I can just get it altered.’ So up I went to the cash register and asked about their alterations.
Not only did she trace with her finger every stitch they’d have to take out in order to take it in, she then asked me to put it on so she could see it on me. Once I did, she considered me from every angle and said, ‘You know, I don’t think that jacket works.‘
What? A saleslady just recommended against buying something at her store? I am intrigued; please go on.
«It’s just not shaped right for your height. See… the sleeves should go down to here, to match up better with the bottom, which should hit you right about here. This tie in the back? It should hit you lower on your back to accentuate your waist. Basically, it would take a huge amount of alteration to make this work, and it still wouldn’t work as well as something that naturally fit you.‘
The way she said all this was so honest (and educational — I didn’t know there was a correct way for a ¾ sleeve to hit!) that it made me want to keep shopping there, despite the fact that I was sick of shopping and had been shopping for 3 hours already. I felt like I could ask her opinion and she’d be honest. That if I found something I liked and that worked, her saying she liked it would actually mean something. And if I needed something altered, she would honestly tell me whether or not it was worth it.
All that happens when salespeople tell little white lies to preserve your vanity is that you go home and realize you look stupid but you lost your receipt and now you’re out $ 40, or you get the thing altered and it costs $ 100 and still looks weird.
So I really appreciate a helpful, honest salesperson. Kudos to her.

OMG folks! Wanna dress hot, in designers but can’t afford a $ 500 scarf? Go to Nordy’s Rack! I am so serious!
Let’s look at my latest shopping trip —
True Religion $ 400 jeans for $ 90 — Check
Hot can’t remember the brand grey heels $ 250 for $ 20 — Check
Halo blazer $ 150 for $ 12 — Check
Bras in sizes most people don’t carry (aka 32 D or any other random size) for $ 20 — Check
People, NR is the promised land for a girl on a budget. BUT take your patience pills. You have to dig through the racks to find the cute and don’t expect them to be there when you get back. Don’t go here if you are looking for fall over yourself service. The employees are helpful but let you fight it out on the floor.
All this writing about bargains makes me want to blow my next paycheck there…