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From unique vintage stores to outdoor and Western-themed apparel shops, explore the best ������ has to offer for every type of shopper, including several options that are accessible via .

For thrift store hunters��

������’s Baker neighborhood along south Broadway has been the go-to spot for Rocky Mountain vintage finds for decades. Thrifty shoppers have a range of options, from one of the in the area to vintage boutiques like , , and , which features vintage clothes from the 1940s to the 1990s and an impressive array of vintage denim jeans and overalls.��

Right by the DU campus, has threads with a modern spin for your next night out on the town, and South Pearl Street’s historic shopping area’s is best enjoyed following the Farmers Market every Sunday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. in the summer and fall months.��

For outdoorsy types��

Hop on the light rail and head north to , located in the historic ������ Tramway Power Company Plant red brick building at the confluence of the Cherry Creek and South Platte Rivers. Across the street is , an outdoor gear and clothing consignment shop that also has rentals for various outdoor adventures. For outdoor gear or clothing repair, , northwest of downtown ������, will get you back outside in a jiffy.��

For mall rats��

along University Blvd. has everything you could possibly need in one convenient spot. Department stores like Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus anchor 160 other stores like Allbirds, Vuori and Warby Parker. Bring comfy walking shoes to cover its 1.1million square feet of retail space.��

For high-end fashion lovers��

Walking distance from Cherry Creek Shopping Center is , a high-end outdoor shopping area featuring runway-approved clothing and jewelry stores and high-end art galleries and furniture galleries. The place to “be seen,” Cherry Creek North also has a range of award-winning restaurants and local favorites like the Cherry Cricket to fuel your buying spree.��

in downtown ������ also has a handful of high-end clothing and vintage stores like , and .��

For cowboys and cowgirls ��

Don’t let ������’s skyscrapers fool you—it’s a dusty Western town at heart and has the shops to prove it. Founded in 1946, the famed near ������’s Union Station has been known to dress the likes of John Lennon, Matthew McConaughey, Grace Potter and DU alumna and Olympic medalist Michelle Kwan. For boots, visit , where Mickey Musset’s one-of-a-kind hand-crafted leather will turn plenty of heads at ������’s premiere spot for line dancing, the Grizzly Rose. Larger retailers like and will also help usher you into your cowboy era.����

For bargain seekers

Why buy full price when you can go to one of Colorado’s many outlet malls? Just west of ������ in Golden is , with discount outlets for pricey brands like Coach, The North Face and Nike. Further south along I-25 is the featuring an impressive 120+ stores that you can browse in Colorado’s sunshine. Of note are the high number of outdoor brands at Castle Rock like Arc’teryz, Ariat, Cotopaxi and Fjall Raven.��

For souvenir buyers��

Coloradoans love to show pride in the state with “C”-adorned socks, mugs, hats and hoodies, and independent stores celebrating all things Colorado have cropped up in response. Founded in 2013, has all the apparel you could want online or visit their brick-and-mortar store in historic downtown Golden, where they feature special collabs with Colorado mainstays like Coors or . The on 16th Street Mall downtown also has lots of Colorado goodies designed hundreds of local artists.����