Blue Seven

I love this store. It is a one stop wonder. They have nice clothes, casual clothes, shoes, jewlrey and every accessory in between. It has both men and women items. My favorite thing about Blue Seven is they always have fun/​unique Oklahoma City Thunder t-​shirts. It is also a perfect place to buy gifts. They have nice items, but they also have silly items that make for such a fun gift. No matter what you’re looking for there is a good chance you will find it in Blue Seven.

This shop is definitely one of my go-to’s for a gift (or myself) around this holiday season. Whether you want a great pair of jeans, an awesome OKC shirt or even something smaller like a candle, scarf or a corky pair of socks; this is your place.
They have more Toms than I think I’ve ever seen anywhere else as well as a huge denim area connecting the «Just OK» T shirt room. There is a wide variety of clothes in both men’s & women’s. I think my favorite might be that they have a lot of local items. It’s just a really eclectic store with something for every person in your life! (And it’s always better to shop local)

Amazing how this spot has evolved into one of OKC’s trendiest and most interesting shopping destinations. It’s a go-​to for men’s and women’s fashion by unique brands you’re unlikely to find elsewhere around town. Also, lots of great novelty gift items and outdoorsy gear. And a mondo selection of TOMs shoes.
The crown jewel of Blue Seven is their selection of Oklahoma items — cute shirts and totes, local artwork, Thunder fan apparel, even local made items like coffee.
My only gripe would be that the prices can be a little steep here. You’re better off if you can catch them during one of their sale periods, or find one of their elusive coupons.

Very unique and fun store that Unilocal help me find. They have shoes, sandals, women’s purses, watches and other unique items. Just too many unique items to mention. It’s the kind of store you have to just go and browse and you’ll never know what you’re going to find. Watch out though you’ll probably make an impulse buy.
The staff were very friendly. What I liked most is that as you picked up items they would take them up front to the counter and place them in bins behind the counter with your name on it so you wouldn’t have to carry them around. I found some unique gifts I’d be hard pressed finding anywhere else.

I love Blue Seven! Their gift items are great — they carry so many local artisans and brands that you can’t find anywhere else. If you need a last minute gift for men or women of all ages, you can definitely find something unique at B7.
Anytime I have friends or family visit, I try to swing by and visit the local section for a great MIO souvenir.
They also have amazing shoes, accessories, and clothing, and great sales too!

All the cute and silly stuff you see online, well they have the best of the best here for you to buy. Love this place! It’s my go-​to for holiday and birthday shopping. They have a good assortment of gifts, you’re bound to be able to find something for everyone here.
They have a nice section for guys with shaving accessories. There’s lots of silly toys, some books, and a great clothing section too!

If you are looking for a gift or just a cute outfit for yourself, this is the place to go. I came here in hope of leaving with some cool souvenirs for friends back in LA.
In terms of gifts the place has you covered. Whether you want a giant gummy bear, some novelty dining wear, cool flasks, lovely jewelry, journals, barware, or random cool stuff, they’ve got you covered. You can waste hours in here just walking back and forth deciding on what to get.
But of course, their main deal is clothing. The women’s section has lovely fossil purses, retro-​inspired dresses, fun shorts and tank tops, and some office-​appropriate tops, all mixed together. The men’s clothing focusses more on tanks, t-​shirts, and awesome bow-​ties and socks. There’s a wall of Tom’s, if you’re into them, and a whole ROOM of jeans. There was a lot of Thunder gears made by local artists also. Some of the shirts were cool, but some looked like low quality and slapped on with a high price sticker.
Everything in the store was cool; however the prices to these items are just too high for me. I was a little disappointed leaving this place with nothing in hand.

This is one of my favorite local gift spots – I can almost always find gifts for friends and/​or family members. They have such eclectic and fun items, their clothes and shoes are so very cool and stylish. I’m not a big shopper when it comes to clothes and shoes, but if I were, I would spend more money here. It is a bit expensive, but I am always happy to pay a bit more at local stores. I will say, however, they have had some AMAZING Tom shoe sales! I have found Toms cheaper there than any other store or online, & I have bought several pairs for our family during this sale.
There is the best candle selection at Blue 7, and their «Made in Oklahoma» shop is awesome – they have fun t-​shirts, jewelry and trinkets that pay tribute to our great state. The service is always wonderful – everyone who works there has always been so helpful. I will definitely continue to support Blue 7 and hope it only continues to flourish in OKC.

Neat store. They have lots of different stuff, from unique gifts, mens and womens clothing, jewlery, books and stationary. Part of the store includes all kinds of okie apparel. Definitely worth stopping in and checking out.

All right, so I’m not the target audience for Blue Seven at all. The store itself does have incredible variety, so you should be able to find something interesting. But it’s extremely premium pricing for the sorts of things that I’ve never thought were worth premium prices. That is to say, if you believe that Levi jeans are worth 2 to 3 times more than off-​brand jeans, you’d be happy here. (Not that there’s anything wrong with that — it just ain’t me.)
If you’re looking for quirky gifts, they might be a better option.
But it’s a real turnoff when you’re in the store for less than ten minutes and you hear employees talking to each other about how much they hate the fact that they’re working and wish they could leave.* After considering the speaker’s point a little more, I realized I agreed with her and left.
* This sort of «overhearing casual conversation between employees who shouldn’t be saying those things in earshot of a customer» seems to happen to me more than chance would predict. I’m well over 6 feet tall, people! I’m awkward and clumsy, kinda conspicuous — I am not a ninja assassin/​Snowden hybrid with extensive audio surveillance equipment!

What can I say about Blue Seven that hasn’t already been said?.. Not much. This place is FANTASTIC and my go-​to shop for fun/​quirky gifts or when I’m in the mood for some new, stylish threads. Been a patron since they first opened and their watch ties were all the rage — The owner, employees, selection, prices and ambiance make this a must-​visit store for locals and out-​of-​towners alike. Excellent choice for showing your support of independently-​owned shops!

Love their boot socks and thunder shirts! I actually can’t get enough of this place and hate that I have to drive by it everyday to go home, because I’m always tempted to stop and gorge on all the cute finds.
If you are looking for a gift or just a cute outfit for yourself, this is the place to go. They even have good sales sometimes which I love. I also love their greeting cards.
You can’t go wrong with shopping at Blue 7.

I love going here to buy gifts! They always have a nice selection of quirky, one of a kind things to buy for my quirky, one of a kind friends. The cards are always a riot and who knew I needed a screw-​nicorn? (a wine opener shaped like a unicorn) I can spend a couple of hours in here looking around at the funky stuff. I am a chubby girl so I cant speak of the clothing here, but it all looks super cute and on trend. If you need Toms… this place has several to chose from!

A good variety of trendy hipsterish items. Like a smaller version of Urban Outfitters. Fun to just browse. Candles, books, clothing, watches, and a lot of other neat stuff.

Blue Seven is a bit more expensive than I’d like for the type of stuff it tends to sell, but it’s forgiveable. The store is a really awesome place, because it carries a super wide variety of things– a little like an Urban Outfitters, but local, not offensive, and less trying-​too-​hard. The thing I buy the most often there are their lovely voluspa candles– they have a really wide rand of scents from the company and honestly, voluspa are the highest-​quality candles I’ve found. They have a lot of other candles too, and tend to have some nice masculine candle scents, which are hard to come by. They also have a great selection of masculine grooming products, including Jack Black male cosmetics, which is GREAT for when you want to buy a guy a gift that’s a little out of the ordinary for what people typically get.
In terms of gifts in general, though, the place has you covered. Whether you want a giant gummy bear, some novelty dining wear, cool flasks, lovely jewelry, journals, barware, or random kitschy/​cool stuff, they’ve got you covered. You can waste hours just playing around looking at everything for offer.
But of course, their main deal is clothing. The women’s section has lovely fossil purses, retro-​inspired dresses, fun shorts and tank tops, and some office-​appropriate tops, all mixed together. The men’s clothing focusses more on tanks, t-​shirts, and awesome bow-​ties and socks. There’s a wall of Tom’s, if you’re into them, and a whole ROOM of jeans. And these jeans are something special, because Blue 7 has a focus on raw denim. Don’t be afraid– I haven’t found a pair I’m willing to shell out for yet, but one of their employees (Ethan) was super super helpful to me as I tried. My hips were having none of it, but I’ll be back some day to try again, when I’m feeling slightly less demoralized.
One of the best parts of the store is the Just OK section, featuring locally made and local-​celebrating products. From Oklahoma t-​shirts to cards to jewelry to local books, they’ve got something to give a visitor as a unique souvenir, or to have for yourself to show some local pride.
Plus, it’s next to the best T shop in town, and they give you a discount with your Keep It Local card. What’s not to love?

I have a love/​hate relationship with Blue Seven. It’s a one-​sided love/​hate relationship since B7 doesn’t know I feel this way. Because B7 is a store and not a person.
I Love:
+ The clothes: They’re mostly my jam. The overall style/​selection of clothing available is trendy/​hipster, but not ridiculously so. The jeans selection is brilliant in the variety, but I should point out that if you’re genetically blessed with hefty thighs, you may have a tough (er) time than most in finding a comfortable fit. Also, skinny jeans for guys need to go away. I don’t care how trendy they may be, I want to have kids one day.
+ The occasional good deals that can be had: It’s rare, but they do have some really good sale/​clearance items sometimes. Just the other day, there were some really nice jackets for 70% off. My friend got one. I did not because there were none in my size. (T-​T)
+ The gag/​novelty gifts: Stuff that you can’t possibly ever need, but desperately want. For example: wallets made out of paper. I want one. So badly. But then I keep thinking about the silliness of it. Then I stand there arguing internally with myself for 15 minutes on whether I should buy the unnecessary (but great) item or not.
+ Very impressive Thunderwear collection: If you’re wanting to represent Loud City with some stylish clothes, I can’t imagine you’ll do better than B7.
+ The friendly employees: They are friendly. One of them has a beard. I like his beard.
I Hate:
— The prices: Many of the items’ prices are borderline ridiculous. I get the whole «local boutique» thing but overpriced is often the name of the game, and I often don’t feel like playing. I’m all for keeping it local, but I’m Asian and I know how much it costs to have those t-​shirts made. You can’t fool me. The aforementioned Thunderwear is marked up something like 600% (if not more).
— Toms: I loathe them. They’re poor quality shoes, they’re not comfortable, and the standard ones look like boats. But go ahead and feel better about the fact that you (indirectly) ensured that a child in some developing nation also got a pair of sub-​par shoes with no arch support. I know Toms aren’t a B7-​exclusive product. I’m just being a curmudgeon.
More love than hate. It’s a great store for last minute gifts, but be prepared to pay for it.

It was super crowded and stuff when I got their because people were doing their last minute shopping.
Carly hit it right on the nail– It’s basically an Urban Outfitters. Very hipster friendly. They have an expansive denim area that could rival Gill’s. The women’s clothing was pretty weak though. I like the guy section better.
I think what sets them apart from UO though is is all the OK gear– Thunder T’s, OU/​OSU stuff, Okie themed T’s— The varieties are endless!

This place was a GREAT FIND!
The day we decided to go, we walk in to a table of Vibram Five Fingers ON SALE for $ 40! SCORE!!! Picked up three pairs for the normal price of one. Apparently those shoes didn’t sell well there until they were marked down to nothing. I can see why they wouldn’t sell well there though, its not really an athletic store.
I don’t know where to start weather it be the massive wall of Toms or the awesome display of sanuks! I love Toms and the husband loves sanuks, so, we’re BOTH happy.
They had lots of cute tops and I can’t wait to jump in to the jeans next time we go. Hopefully I can find a sweet pair of jeans.
They have a really nice unique jewelry selection as well as a bunch of random stuff. We got sucked into looking at all the random stuff for about an hour.
They have a small home section, she nI say small, it’s small, but they had a lot of cute photo frames and other randomness.
I really enjoyed finding this place. And I can’t wait to go back!

It’s a pretty cool shop with awesome gadgets. I noticed that a lot of their stuff are identical to Urban Outfitters. They had things like books, phone accessories, shot glasses, funny books, and gag gifts.
The store was clean and organized. There were a lot of Thunder gear made by local artists. Some of the shirts were cool but some looked like low quality and slapped with a high price sticker.
The staff was really nice and they have a good selection of TOMS shoes. However, the clothes are VERY pricey! Picked up a few dresses that had a $ 90 price tag!

Love you Blue 7.
Respect that you started years ago in a small location with tie watches and paintings by young local artists, where you were the first in the city to provide them a platform to sell their artwork outside of the occasional gallery show or Momentum.
Thankful that you have such a funky selection of affordable gifts for dudes and chicks, that I know I can find something for my mom and something for my brother-​in-​law in the same shop. Happy to snuggle up with those soft, distressed Thunder tees and feel good about buying a pair of shoes from the wall o’ Toms.
Appreciate the young people that work here, for they are my favorite enclave of young Okies: Swipters (sweet hipsters). Owners have done a great job hiring friendly managers and sales people who I know are a lot cooler than me but are still nice to the old lady. Frequent the gag gift/​affordable coworker present section. Swoon at the table full of necklaces, Unilocal with joy that I can get two pair of sunglasses for less than I can get one at ye old mall.
Only thing I would change, and this is a personal thing, but I wish we had some cool denim for grown-​up ladies who are not models. I haven’t done a ton of jeans shopping in Blue 7, mostly because the few times I have, my size 10 – 12, short curvy lady body has had her shopping happiness taken down a notch. The sales people are not to blame, they have tried with all their might to help me find something I could shimmy into. Maybe I can get them physically on my body. But if when I sit down, you can see the top three quarters of the back of my Saturday panties, well, that’s not going to work for this gal. And the new ones that morph over time to fit my body… let’s discuss. Actually let’s not. That sounds like a good way for me to traumatize the young-​ins.
I’m seeing in a lot of these reviews that a many YOACAs ( Unilocalers of a certain age) feel they can’t find age-​appropriate clothes. But, I’ve watched Blue 7 grow up; maybe someday they’ll add a Blue 8 and I’ll be able to buy more of my clothes here. If I could, I’d be on Cloud 9 to give this a 5. Until then, Blue 7 gets a solid 4.