Perpetual Clothing

Stopped in first time yesterday. Really nice place. Employees are friendly and not pushy. Definitely will go back. Found a few really great buys.

This consignment store offers a good range of clothing and styles for your budget-​aware closet. They also carry some items by local crafter/​artisens/​whatever you may call them. Bonus if you pop in and they’re getting rid of older inventory and so the prices are reduced. I’ve walked away with some gems to add to my wardrobe and gives me the good feeling of recycling things. I might have to make an appointment to sell some items I’m no longer using…

I’m no fan of department stores or packed, trendy thrift stores and live in NW Denver. So finding a quality clothing resale store has been a bit challenging.
I stumbled upon Perpetual Clothing soon after they opened. They stock only good quality men’s brands. And I have never been disappointed with their prices.
Last week I hit one of their sales and ended up with two men’s sweaters for $ 16, which was a nice bonus find at the tail end of Winter.
My only quibble is that the men’s clothing section isn’t larger. Other than that, I’d rate them 5 stars all the way, as their customer service and value for the money is exceptional.

Excellent selection and reasonably priced! I almost always find something at this store. This is how successful vintage/​consignment shop should be. The customer service is lovely and it is clear that the owner/​buyer has great knowledge of contemporary couture fashion. There really is a variety of pieces that would suit any style.

I live a couple blocks away and want to support my local businesses (and do considering how much I drink/​eat at Linger, Lola, Vita, Amato’s, Tap and Brew, etc.). I walked in and the person behind the counter stated she is the owner (she was asian as am I, so i thought instant connection!), yet I was so disappointed as she was so unfriendly and somewhat snobbish. She told me if I want to bring in clothes I need to make an appointment and she was booked up for months, then she went back to reading her magazine. She did not have a nice energy and I have not stepped back into that store because of her attitude. I have gone to the store next to her with all new clothes, which is actually comparable to the consignment prices. At least someone was nice to me on the block…

NIce selection and nice store owners! Not pushy and yet very attentive! I found some great shoes and almost left with a purse as well! (I behaved and stayed in my budget)
I love to visit this store and will often! Call ahead to consign.

I’ve been in this store a couple times and am never very impressed. The jeans seem to be overpriced for a used clothing store. I’ll give them credit for being very clean and having a nice atmosphere. I called to make an appointment to sell clothes and they weren’t accepting new clients — What?! Guess that explains the stale selection. I think this store has a lot of potential but they should really consider increasing their inventory.

Here’s the thing… I’m not much of a shopper. I typically do the whole outlet store thing every once in a while. But, friends and I were walking past, and one… being a woman, had to go in. And I’m glad she did. This store has some great shoes, shirts, dresses, the whole shpeel, and they’re cheap as all get out. I wound up with two long sleeve button up shirts for $ 34. My friend got some Italian leather sports shoes for $ 30. The ladies dropped hardly nothing for a number of great items. The quality of the clothes here is fantastic, service from the owner was awesome, and I actually commented on my way out… I’ll actually drive up here just to shop here.
Yep, it’s that good.

After making an appointment, I brought in some purses and jewelry for sale. The owner was friendly and professional. She’s got a great eye for detail and is very careful about what she sells. I did a little shopping and was really impressed with the organization, cleanliness, and selection of merchandise. The owner accepted some of my items and offered me a choice between cash and a store credit. I was treated fairly and plan to return.

I was visiting Inspyre Boutique (another great place to check out) and had to stop in Perpetual Clothing. It is next door, after all, and it would be rude to just walk by. Right?
Anyhow, I’m so glad I did. The owner and the other salesgirl were super-​nice and they have a really fun assortment of unique items. I ended up with a classic black blazer for $ 18 and a glittery red Betsy Johnson purse (think ruby red slipper looking) for $ 24. I’m in love.
So to recap: great stuff in great shape, friendly service, resale/​eco-​friendly clothing, local designer stuff, prices that even a non-​profit org employee can afford… all wins in my book!

Another pleasure experienced by me thanks to my fellow Unilocalers!
This is a great find! Great organization for the racks, tons of variety with a good selection for all sizes. Surprised to find such a nice showing of jewelry, belts, scarves, and shoes.
I ended up walking out with a some great tops, a purse I absolutely LOVE and a necklace.
The woman was perfectly helpful and not pushy at all. As she noticed my collection growing she offered to start a room for me.
She offered me a frequent visitor card that she keeps on file and once I spend $ 100 I think I get $ 10 off. Very nice!
I will be back!!!

I have a slight addiction to this store. You can always find something in there. The owner has a great eye for style and clothing & she keeps the racks color coordinated and well stocked. There are a few pricey items in here but they are a steal compared to what you would pay for them new (ie true religion jeans).
If I find myself in a clothing store looking at new clothes I tend to question my decision to pay full price for something I can get slightly used for half that & then I walk to perpetual b/​c is is right around the corner from my house.
I also wrote a review about the new coffee shop that opened up near this store, so grab an iced latte and shop your little heart out.

Very cool without pretension. Laid-​back, with a ton of options, even guys wear.
I got a great pair of Ben Sherman slacks for, like, maybe $ 10.
Prices seem to be all over the place. One pair of pants I was looking at seemed a bit over-​priced, but then again, I found those Ben S’s for $ 10.
No pushy sales people is a plus.
Eco-​Conscious!
I will be back.

Heard about this place from Unilocalers and wanted to go check it out for myself. The store was very well arranged and the salesgirl was not pushy at all which I liked. I ended finding a ton of stuff and bought 2 pairs of jeans (one pair was Gap and only $ 5!), a skirt and some capris for only $ 36. The dressing rooms are huge too!
Love that they carry all different sizes and that they reuse the bags and make the price tags out of old greeting cards — how eco chic!
Will definitely be coming back here in the future!

Most thrift stores I give stars based on selection, price, and how often I actually find something. However, I give this thrift store it’s 5 stars simply because it’s the cleanest, most well kept, least offensive thrift store I’ve ever been in. Very good selection. Very cheap. So– even though I didn’t find anything this time. I have confidence I will. Very impressed.

Nice little shop with some cool things to browse. The mens section could be bigger but that is usually the case because guys usually don’t trade/​buy as much. They had some nice stuff and some cool shoes. Plenty of different racks for women with everything from hats to shoes. The owners are super cool and will help you out. I suggest checking it out if you’re in the area. Since they are consignment I’m sure their clothing changes plenty. It’s in a nice area that seems to be changing for the better and parking is simple.

The men’s selection here is of course a bit thinner than the women’s, but I have found several great shirts and a jacket at a fine price. Better stuff and better prices than anywhere I shop, which may not say much, but it is true.

A nice little consignment shop up in the Highlands. I’ve found great accessories here: jewelry, sunglasses, hats, belts, even shoes. Sometimes I go here just to get a new shirt to go out on the town. It’s hit or miss, like most consignment shops and thrift stores. They do have a great program called the Bags & Tags recycling program. Bring in your old shopping bags to be reused (heavy duty, not Safeway). Also bring in old greeting cards or other types of heavy paper to be made into tags. I think that’s great. And yay for a little local consignment shop up in the Highlands!