Common Threads

What a great find! I just got so many fantastic winter items in stellar shape for so cheap. I was taken care of by the staff and had a great experience. I asked about selling some of my stuff, but I think they might be a little to brand snobby to take my clothes. Oh well, amazing place that I will return to again!

High-​end thrift store worth a trip. It’s very hit-​or-​miss (as are more consignment shops) but it’s worth checking out, as they have a decent selection with some OK prices. And the people that work there are always so friendly! And it’s in a great neighborhood near food, coffee… so you won’t be visiting for nothing even if you don’t buy anything here.

I consigned a few things here and while waiting for them to select what they wanted I ended up buying 2 pairs of jeans. A pair of J Brands for $ 28 and a pair from Madwell for $ 40. I wanted to get money… not spend it!

This place is glorious retail boutique that offered all things consignment clothes. Consignment is always a plus, but the prices here really can’t be beat! The staff is extremely welcoming and informative without being too pushy, however my favorite aspect is the way the store is laid out. Picture this — instead of sitting through racks and racks of densely packed clothes or overflowing baskets of shoes — they format every article of clothing in the most intuitive and efficient way. With the shoe sizes in the wall above the shoe shelves and the clothes organized not just by color, but activity, season, and style, as well — this place is a shopper’s dream!

Lots of high-​end brand names. Awesome prices.

Between the $ 60 Ferragamo bag and the $ 35 Louboutins, I wanted to cry. This place was awesome! Service was good, and the selection was incredible.

I popped in Saturday, in hopes of finding something to wear out that evening… and I wasn’t disappointed. I asked for help so I would try a few things out of my comfort zone. I think my helpers name was Sally…(or Sherrie?) she was wonderful! Generally interested in helping me, and not snobby or intimidating in the least. So glad I stopped in, as I purchased a dress for $ 25 that easily would have cost $ 100+ Retail. Love having them on South Pearl Street. Thank you for your wonderful store and service!

I’ve had great experiences so far at Common Threads. I am starting to think I’m behind on my discovery of this gem in Wash Park. Several friends of mine already knew of this place when I began recommending it. I sell my items here on consignment, and all the women I have worked with have been very friendly in regards to which items they’ll accept. I respect that they are honest about wanting to carry higher end merchandise, and they seem to stay true to that concept while being very welcoming and polite. I’ve had good success selling items, such as designer jeans, and I have also purchased several items. Among my favorite purchases are a pair of Tory Burch fur boots that looked new, and a few Burberry scarves that also looked new. I am very happy I have found this place, I plan to be a regular from now on!

A-​OK.
As a consigner, I was able to get an appointment for my first drop off. The person helping me was super friendly and nice and it was really fast– maybe 10 minutes. I had a chance to look around and I will definitely back to shop! There were some super cool pieces ranging from J Crew to LANVIN Paris, Neiman Marcus Cashmere, etc.
It is a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ split and you also have the option to donate your unsold (or rejected) items to charity! I will definitely be bringing all my gently worn items here in the future.
When I went back to check out and get my receipt, there was grumpy cat-​lady chiming in unnecessarily in a super grumpy fashion that made me want to never come back. Very emotionally charged about what they wanted to see in the future, acting like the place would burn down or something if I brought one of my daughter’s old prom dresses in here for one second. What a sour puss. Really tainted the transaction. Otherwise I would have gone with 4 – 5 stars. So as others have noted, AVOID THE GRUMPY CAT and you should be fine. I bet she’s an owner or something unfortunate like that.
Otherwise, GREAT FIND!

Great items inside and the worst costumer service I’ve ever experienced. I live a couple of blocks away and would love to have this spot as a «must shop stop», and I don’t think I can bring myself to it.

Cute and def better than other Denver consignment shops.

After reading the reviews on this store, I finally stopped by last Friday. Boutique consignment shop packed full of designer and quality clothes in a well-​organized way! Some of the summer items were also an extra 10% off, which isn’t a huge discount, but they were already discounted from the original price. I am a big fan on consignment shops where I can find higher end or mall-​expensive clothes for half the price. While some items were still a bit pricey, I don’t always know the designers or original price. I skipped on a pair of over $ 100 shoes but bought a pair of $ 50 shoes that were barely used, unique and stylish. Packed full of shoes (and even the common size 7), dresses, jeans, etc. My new favorite store.

This place rocks, I almost (selfishly) don’t want to write a review for fear of future purchases being snapped up. You can really find some beautiful designer pieces here at great prices. The staff is always helpful and friendly. I have never consigned but they have a very fair system and you can check out what’s sold via an online system. I would say this is prob the best higher end consignment shop with great brands. I got a Ted Baker dress new with tags there recently for $ 55!!!

This is far and away one of the best consignment stores I have ever been to. I have purchased three items here. A pair of pants for about 40. Went online and looked up the brand and they retail for about 400. Another pair of pants j. crew, brand new with tags for 24. And an Anthropologie dress for 36, which I’m guessing probably cost about 200 retail at least.
I have some pretty big concerns about the working standards in the clothing industry and It is so refreshing to be able to purchase good quality clothes, that are used and therefore dramatically helping the problem. I also am a huge fan of fashion, and its so nice to be able to go to a place where I find prices that are sooo reasonable. Honestly I think I found the one and only place I ever want to shop.

Great place to find nice pieces. I found Theory pants for 25 bucks, nanette lepore top for $ 30. High end items at good prices. Loved browsing here!

This is my favorite consignment shop. I have seen some pretty big names there, as well as middle of the road retailers like Zara. I haven’t bought anything there yet, but I have been tempted by bags, sweaters, and dresses.
As far as consigning goes, Common Threads is so well organized that it makes the process enjoyable. The ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ cut is more than fair, and is better than other stores I’ve been to. The online account management is really helpful– you don’t have to call every week to see if any item has sold. Since it gets so much traffic, I’d rather take my things to Common Threads.
One downside is they are super picky based on the season and their current inventory– I took an almost-​brand-​new pair of Coach shoes and they wouldn’t accept them.

I’m not female, so this shop doesn’t help me much, but I really liked the selection of stuff. I’d recommend that girl friends go here and look for nicer parts of their wardrobe. Prices aren’t Goodwill prices of course, but it’s so nice to have that shop offering apparel you want and less than crazy prices.

Nice consignment store for designer stuff. Yes, designers only. But it doesn’t mean it’s always expensive. I’ve seen some nice Furla bags, DVF dresses for very reasonable prices, probably at least 50% original prices. And yet there are still things that I probably would never buy despite it’s marked down significantly (i.e. Celine sweater for $ 200 from $ 1000). I appreciate the fact that 99% of the items they sell are in very good condition. Usually no defect, just a little sign of wear. If I save enough money, I may go back there in the future. In the mean time, I will stick with the good old Goodwill. :D

I never pictured myself loving to shop in a consignment store. Was I wrong. This could be my new favorite shop. There are high end brands in an organized manner. Great funky shoes, hand bags, some ok jewelry and a variety of well known designer clothes. I found a beautiful top and I know I will enjoy wearing it with jeans, black pants or a skirt. I can’t wait to return to this happy find on S Pearl Street.

I have been searching and searching for a good consignment shop in Denver and finally I happened upon Common Threads. This place is great! They have everything from Polo to Versace, and all for a very reasonable price. They have a nice variety of sizes and designers, along with a wide array of shoes. I walked away with spending $ 132 and getting a Tommy Hilfiger blazer, 3 Ralph Lauren button downs, and some silky blouses. Such a steal. If you are looking to sell here, make sure your pieces are in tip top condition, because they are picky. You can get either cash, check, or store credit for your consigned items. Common Threads is conveniently located on Pearl Street, so it’s the perfect place to go shop around while at the farmer’s market or after lunch. The ladies working here are very nice and extremely helpful as well.