Déjà Blue Boutique

Way way overpriced. Nike is high end? Lol. Nothing to see here that isn’t in other thrift stores. Just overpriced clothes, shoes etc. another way goodwill is trying to rip us off. Won’t be back.

I just scored some great clothes here! I got a J Crew cashmere sweater for 18 dollars and retail it was 225! I found some other great clothes and shoes! They had low end designer such as Banana Republic to high end designer clothes. I definitely will be going back frequently!

This store is a hidden gem in the heart of Cherry Creek. Unlike any thrift store experience you will ever have. O it’s highly organized and the prices are outstanding! Such amazing finds! The staff is incredibly helpful and you just can’t go wrong. A must visit for shopping in Denver.

My new favorite place to shop! Everything about this place is fabulous. Although it is technically a thrift store, it feels like your favorite downtown boutique (with amazing prices and gently used designer clothes.) Very cool, shabby chic feel. The staff is absolutely wonderful. Everyone is super friendly. Best of all, the money collected goes to charity.
Win-​win for everyone. Love that!

This is a great shop with goodwill pricing and boutique service. I was able to find many items to try ranging from jeans to dressy pieces. The shop is small and there isn’t much space for dressing rooms, but the staff does their best to accommodate all fairly. It was a pleasant shopping experience for myself as someone who doesn’t particularly enjoy shopping!

I came by because we have a similar store in Dallas/​Fort Worth called Goodwill Boutique. Similar to the store here, the prices are inflated and not all high-​end items. In fact, I think I saw some Fade Glory from Walmart on the racks. I did find a nice clutch, so all is well that ends well. The cashier was nice to recommend other thrift stores in the area. She was nice.

The selection, organization and prices here are worth checking out. Several jeans/​pants are prices at $ 12.99. Jewelry is $ 5 – 15. Hats are $ 6 – 10. I appreciate the boutique feel and large changing rooms. The staff are friendly and helpful. I’ll definitely be back!

I think this is my new favorite place. I got great deals on a couple new (to me) pairs of jeans and some shoes. If you come here with Goodwill in mind you’ll think it’s overpriced but if you think of it more as a cherry creek consignment store you’ll think it’s loves of fun. I thought they had a great selection and good prices.

Oh, I just have to write a review to improve the rating from the old 2012 comments on Unilocal!Deja Blue is a thrifty fashion lover’s mecca. I have purchased Anthropologie, Boden, Theory, Etcetera, and Coach items, in like new condition here. Prices are pretty good, given the labels, and if you are a frequent Goodwill shopper (or Deja Blue shopper) you can even use the Club Blue card to rack up a 50% discount on already great stuff. Deja Blue is my go-​to when I am looking for something like a dress to wear to a wedding or a pair of jeans or great long sweater or jacket. Never fails me.

Everyone is so friendly and so helpful, especially Lauren! Lauren helped me find so many amazing articles for my kids, my wife, and my niece too. I don’t know too much about shopping for women and girls, so it was nice to meet someone as helpful as Lauren. I gave her some general size requirements and everything worked out great! Happy girls, happy wife, happy life! Thank you Lauren!

Lovely store. Lots of really cute things, some designer pieces mixed in here and there. I only wish the store was bigger so that there would be more to peruse through!

Love this place. It’s a upsale Goodwill. They price their items fairly and are always helpful. I try to pop by every time I’m around the area. Last time we were there the girl behind the counter saw we were looking at sweaters and went to the back and brought us out some «just in» sweaters she thought we might enjoy. We bought all 4 of them! Worth the time to pop by!

Even though I like shopping there, there are a few drawbacks. First of all – minimal parking, 2– not all the items are of boutique nature (I saw Merona & Cherokee & similar low cost brands, 3– highly overpriced, unless you are lucky enough to find a mark down (few & far between). ButI must say, it’s still worth looking into, especially if you are a Club Blue member.
Every now & then, they send out emails for the boutique store with a 50% off 1 item. That is worth it, especially since the email is good for 30 days. I have found Cole Haan shoes in fabulous shape, and a gorgeous Cole Haan purse.
I go about 2 – 3 times per month, more to the regular GW stores.

I’ve been in a few times, and just like any thrift store, it is hit or miss. Sometimes, I’ve seen extremely high end items like Salvatore Ferragamo, Prada, Jimmy Choo, Burberry, and Aquascutum in the store, and other times I haven’t seen anything. Overall, I really enjoy shopping here and the experience. The people working are nice and not overly attentive. Again, only downside is the parking.

Today was my first visit to Déjà Blue, and I absolutely love it. I honestly don’t know what other people are talking about. I saw plenty of high end names such as Ralph Lauren, BCBG, Ann Taylor, and Calvin Klein all at pretty decent prices. Most of the dresses I looked at were $ 15-​$ 20. If you are looking for Gucci or Chanel, they are right. You probably won’t find that here, but I was very pleased and will definitely be back. The only thing I didn’t like was they do only have 4 parking spots.

I have bought brand-​new or gently-​used items there and have been thrilled.
Customer service is fantastic now, but my first time was not so great as they were short-​staffed and working out the kinks. I do not have a friend or family member working there. They are always friendly to me and I am a guy with a mostly female staff there.
I am not sure what the other reviewers are referring to. Maybe they went expecting to find Louis Vuitton boots for $ 10 or Michele watches for $ 40. The store does not have static merchandise so every time that you go, it will be different.
Please go for yourself! It is great every time I have ever went.

Love, Love LOVE this place! I try to stop in frequently (every week or two) as their selection is constantly changing. I love how they have the store organized, don’t get me wrong I like shopping at regular thrift stores too, but you can’t beat the ease of shopping Deja Blue. As mentioned by a previous reviewer, it is mostly arranged by color and style (tanks, short sleeves, long sleeves, etc.) I don’t think it is priced that much higher than a regular Goodwill… they just do all the work in finding those «gems» for you. As far as brands, it certainly isn’t Saks, but… I have gotten COACH items (more than one!), DKNY, Vera Wang, Ann Taylor, LOTS of good high end brands, along with very fashionable items from more regular brands. I wear a size 10 – 12 and I think the selection in my size range is consistently good, although they do have even more in small/​med. Staff is always friendly. They do seem to be pretty busy on Saturdays.

This is supposedly an upper end Goodwill store with brand names. Yes I saw Cold Creek, Merona, and other names but not not the brands I consider high end. I am sure you need to go in frequently in hopes to find that special something with a brand you cannot afford at a regular store.
The store is organized by type of garment and color. It was very busy the day I went. As others have mentioned parking is not easy. I will go back and check it out when I am in the neighborhood. I am looking for a brand name bag in good condition and affordable. Will I find it there?

I’d rather go to a regular goodwill store. I just don’t get the point of a goodwill boutique. The stuff they sell in deja blue is similar to any GW. The only difference? You probably spend less time to go through stuff in order to find something you like. But what’s the fun in that? If I want to go somewhere that’s overpriced, organized, less people, I can go to Macy’s, Nordstrom, or any other high end department store. Also, I expected to see a lot name brands, but all I saw was Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, and JCrew, which regular GW already have. Finally they only have two dressing rooms…
Bottom line: your regular goodwill stores are sufficient. If you have extra cash, go to the mall.

Every fashionable, vintage, hipster, trendy girl luvs thrift shopping. I had the highest hopes for this new Goodwill Boutique, that claimed to be the new consignment version of Goodwills thrift shops. I was shocked from all the marketing hoopla because its not what its cracked up to be. They claimed high end name brands. I went here 3 different times to prove to myself, that it’s better than 3 stars, but I was wrong. I even went to the grand opening, I was so disappointed! Items here were exactly the same, no, even less appealing than a regular Goodwill thrift store. It was pure tragedy in this tiny boutique. I felt as if they were trying too hard to be the «it» place. I applaud the Goodwill PR for upping the marketing wows, but I give a thumbs down (for now) for their in-​store buyer, who chooses the selections in their so-​called consignment store.
Sad times Deja Blue, very sad indeed!
Honestly, I recommend going to a regular Goodwill Store for fabulous finds (until they up their selection in clothing). Hopefully, I will give this store a 4 star soon… Good luck!

After all the commercials, adds and publicity on the news I decided to visit the place. At first I walk in and no body even say hello to me, the place looks nice and only has one or two fitting rooms. The items are ok but if u r a large or plus size person there is nothing for u there. No real brand name purses were there and the prices are ok. If u want to pay more then $ 12 for used jeans or shoes.