Déjà Blue Boutique

This was my second visit to Déjà Blue Boutique, and I was so impressed! The store looks incredibly neat and beautifully organized right now. I loved how easy it was to browse since everything is arranged by size and color. They have a fantastic collection of high quality, unique items that you just don't find everywhere else. The staff is so friendly, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. If you’re in the Cherry Creek area, this is a must visit!

I’ve always enjoyed shopping here. Today, however, I encountered the rudest sales associate. I asked her if I could leave a pair of shoes on the counter upfront. She briskly and rudely told me to grab a basket; other associates have always said yes which was why I asked in the first place. I then asked what colored tags were on sale and she told me to read the sign. I don’t think my questions were inappropriate and warranted such rude responses. She made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome.

The prices are laughable. $20 for a pair of workout pants you can buy brand new at Walmart for $12…….. Reply to business’ reply: I appreciate your time, reply & suggestion. However, doing so would require a paycheck because I don’t work for free. Goodwill gets everything donated for free. Marking used items to the price higher than in the retail store itself is just shameful.

This location used to be fun to shop at and find affordable pieces on a budget. However, I stopped coming here an almost a year ago due to the amount they have increased their pricing structure, which is laughable. Tried to give it another try this past weekend and it has only gotten worse. T-Shirts, not even in good condition are starting at $12.99. They apparently also has a mistake where they labeled the tags wrong, so the discounts were confusing.

Adjust your expectations. The brands are things like JCrew, Athleta, Adidas, J.jill and such. The handbags range from coach(very scuffed) and Vera Bradley (faded) to Anne Klein and Steve Maddening. My photo is a time and tru hat set (Walmart brand) that was more expensive in store than retail. Other photo is a rough vintage Alaluna for $30.

If you're looking for clothes that whisper "I just finalized my divorce and bought a crystal to feel something again," Deja Blue is the place for you. Everything looks like it belonged to someone who left a PTA meeting mid-breakdown, and yet somehow it's still priced like it’s exclusive runway couture from a sad suburban mall. Want a $28 high end brand blouse with the faint scent of despair and old Febreze? Got you covered. Dreaming of a $19 top that says “wine mom but make it edgy,” complete with a mysterious stain and a loose sequin? Baby, they’ve got racks of it. The real kicker? You can feel the underpaid labor humming through the hangers. The vibes are off. Like, spiritually. I walked out with a $20 pair of pants and a sudden urge to unionize. There’s something haunted about this place......and I don't mean vintage. Come for the bargains, stay for the existential crisis. Or don’t. Honestly, you’d be better off raiding your aunt’s closet and setting $20 on fire.

I went early in the morning right when they opened on a Tuesday morning and the workers are so nice. This is definitely a boujee version of a Goodwill, reminded me of The Cottage Shop in Houston. Really organized and alot of options but more expensive than your regular Goodwill prices I'm used to. It all has to do with location but they had two color tags on sale. I'm glad I stopped by!

I got a pair of shoes only because it was a good deal. Didn’t feel very welcomed though. However I heard them great others and speak and ask others if they need help. As far as me and my partner we didn’t feel welcome so we just grabbed and go, definitely check out the other goodwill on Leetsdale, they have a bigger selection and you actually feel welcome

Went in to find a Jacket but they didn't have a lightweight one. Crowded due to holiday but I managed to snag a fitting room. Tried on several outfits for a business trip but only ended up with a couple of items. The prices are not as good as a regular Goodwill because it's a branded store. Associate was friendly. Restroom available upon request. Parking in shared lot which is a challenge if store is busy.

Cute and upscale! There's a SMALL parking lot available on the side of the building. There are only a handful of spots designed for Deja Blue so if we can't find a spot there are plenty of street parking opportunities on the other side :) It's a cute small high end thrift store! A lot of name brands and good quality clothing options. I didn't get pics nor did I purchase anything this time but I would love to go back :)

Overpriced. It's almost unbelievable that Goodwill can be donated a pair of shoes and then turn around and try to flip them for $50 when the pair new would be $60. Lo and behold a crappy made in China ceramic piece from Steinmart, probably bought 10+ years ago for $7.95. WHY is it listed here for $8.99?! This is corporate greed and stupidity at its finest. These workers are very nice and obviously it isn't their fault but Goodwill is predatory and unfairly profiting off of donations. Everything in this store IMO needs to be cut 50% off if not more.

Cute store! Lots of good options for dresses for nice occasions. Wish there were more shoe options.

Cute little consignment shop. Great prices for what is in store. Staff friendly when needed. The place is jammed pack with clothing , shoes, little odds and ends. Easy free parking and easy to get in and out of.

This little thrift"boutique" was a place to find amazing finds for sure. Good quality, high end brands and unusual treasures. The store was beautifully organized and easy to maneuver. I moved to Littleton a few years ago and had not been at Deja Blue in a while. The change I encountered was a great disappointment. The store is packed with mostly low quality clothing ( some with visible damage) and I got the impression that the goal of GOODWILL is to pack as much merchandise as possible in the little store. What was once a great place to thrift has now turned into a giant mess. I see this pretty much in all the GOODWILL stores. The round racks are a nightmare and not being able to try on merchandise is a total turn off. Goodwill is no longer a favorite destination of mine.

The Staff is what really made the experience great! All were super Personable and available to offer suggestions and help. I'll definitely add this my list of stores to stop in once a week!

I saw this business on TikTok and it was worth the trip! A lot of name brands clothes in great condition. We found a few things that would cost a pretty penny at the mall. I definitely recommend you guys visit if you are a thrifter The ladies working there were so sweet and they have a fitting room as well!

We had a great first experience at Deja Blue Boutique. Found a few items for our home and family with the caring assistance of Jamie Lynn. Lucked out on a sale period so that was also a bonus!

I left a review a few weeks ago, and I see it isn't listed. So, I will.repost. this store is not what it used to be. Product has gone down. Staff - I assume they are there, because McDonald's said 'No thank you.' Total lack of customer service, especially if you dont round up your purchase (not for a good cause, but for their benefit). I five to charity already, if my choice, and...I make frequent donations to Goodwill. Would you rather the clothing donation, or a 50-cent roundup? Store used to have really good options, at really good prices. Now, not so much.

I'll say this cute little place but not enough to find great stuff. Great customer service but overall it's not amazing or worth to go here.

Lots of great items to choose from. Clean and well organized with friendly staff. Reasonable prices.

Lots of great brands and finds here at a reasonable price. I loved going through all their different clothes and trinkets (I could probably spend hours in there!). I told my boyfriend all about this place, and he's excited to come back with me this next time.

the music sucks and prices are insane for donated goods some might say inflation but how does donated stuff goes UP in price anyways I couldnt stand the music so I left to my nearest arc store

If you're wondering why it's hard to find quality items at other Goodwill locations in the area, this is why. Deja Blue Boutique takes the nicer donations from disadvantaged communities and marks them up to sell in a more affluent part of town. People should be aware of this practice.

Stopped in today on a whim. It's owned by goodwill with same deals (30-50% certain tag colors) and is on smaller side, but charming. Def nowhere near as chaotic as a normal Goodwill. Everything was organized and sales associates were friendly yet not pushy (which is always appreciated). They have a punchcard where you get a stamp it's $25 you spend. after $250 you get 50% off your entire purchase whenever you want to use it. I walked out with a full leather cute coach bag for $30 and an MZ Wallace bag for $25. Would definitely go back!

Whenever I'm in Cherry Creek I like to stop in here and see the selection. I've found some great deals here with some mid-level brands. The selection changes out fairly frequently. The prices here are slightly higher than a normal Goodwill since the selection has been curated so if you're looking for a killer deal than you might need to take more time at a normal Goodwill. However, coming here cuts down on the time on trying to find something. My only complaint is everything is organized by color instead of the size which makes going through take a little longer.

Really eclectic grouping of clothing finds in this place! I found a little bit of everything from high end to mid level brand prices and they are re selling them for way under retail! Love that! Everything is grouped by style and color and it made it very simple to shop! The fitting rooms are quaint and surprisingly I didn't hate the mirrors, or rather they didn't hate me! I found the sweetest cargo vest for hiking and it was a steal at only $18! One of the women working the place at the time suggested we come in on the weekend when they are even more fully stocked! We came in on a Monday and she says they haven't had time to re fill with more goods by then! So nice of her to let us know when we can come in to find some great items! The ladies working were so sweet and welcoming, I can't wait to return! I didn't qualify to start a punch card for discounts with them because there is a 25$ minimum but hopefully when I return I will find more goodies and get that punch card! What a great incentive for me to return!

I've never had worse customer service at a clothing store, felt like a burden as a customer

One of my friends told me about this thrift store, so I had to check it out! Brands you'll find: * A lot of mall brands - J. Crew, H&M, Old Navy, Nike, REI, Loft, Banana Republic, Athleta, Champion, Lululemon * Some Coach, Michael Kors, Sam Edelman * If you're looking for some higher end items, I don't think you'll find them here. You'll want to check out the consignment stores nearby. Price: * Reasonable. More expensive than regular goodwill, but affordable. You don't have to hunt for the 'good stuff' here because it's all in very good condition already. I think the average prices I saw ranged from $8.99 to $24.99. * They have deal days! On the particular Monday that I went, they had 50% and 30% colored tags. Location: * Located in Cherry Creek, it's very easy to get to. Store doesn't look like a goodwill on the outside. It's very organized by color and size. Friendly staff. * One small fitting room. Selection: * Mostly women's items, there's a corner for men's items (lol). * Sections for blouses, pants, skirts, dresses, jewelry, athletic, shoes, etc. Easy to navigate through.

I love this place so many great gems to resell on my Poshmark site. Plus the Cashier, Matthew, was so cute I think I fell in love when I first saw him. He is definitely my type. And the way he stuttered and was so awkward was just adorable. I was so taken back by him that I ended up getting a fake Gucci bag right behind him that i didn't bother checking if it was real or not, simply because I was glad he handed it to me. Not on no stalker-ish but i will definitely come back until the guy quits his job and move on to other things. But gotta say my mom ended up spending $125 there and I spent 88 by all the cool stuff they have. If you are looking for a goodwill that isn't jam packed with garbage clothes, on the higher end of things, more aesthetically pleasing this is definitely the spot, along with the eye candy for my single ladies in their early 20s if you are in to skinny dorky guys!

Very limited for clothing, the layout wasn't very flattering and not a very big selection of clothing and very cold in the store. Came in with high expectations and it was a total let down. Would not recommend. very disappointed

Wow, I love this place! I shop here at least once a month and have always had a positive experience. Clothes are oganized by style, size, and color. Great selection without an overwhelming quantity. Staff are friendly and helpful. Quality of clothes is quite nice and there are a big selection of accessories. All this and you are supporting the Goodwill Industry's mission.

Why does it say you are a goodwill on Apple Maps. Just wasted 20 minutes of driving. Thanks

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.

I love this little boutique. Buy all my clothes there. Great prices. Fun when everything is half off.

I do NOT like this store st all..Cashier Matthew is very creepy and is very uncomfortable to be around he is very tall with glasses The prices are over the top for what you get and yes other employees are not helpful they want to chit chat about there personal issues..I wont be returning and I will not be donating to you anymore either..

With help from two if the ladies who work at Goodwill, Lauren and Kelly, I was able to turn over/update my entire work wardrobe here! I went in a Saturday and got 20 clothing items, 3 neck leases, 3 pairs of shoes and a Coach clutch for $350!!! I got slacks, blouses, cardigans, jeans and a suit jacket. The brands are everything from Jcrew, banana republic, BCBG to Express! So awesome!

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!

I love this thrift store! They have great work clothes and super cute shoes. It's kind of consignment store but with killer prices. Love it! (There's also a punch card you get every time you spend $25, which is amazing)

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.

I am so sad to write an updated negative review but it is my hope that someone will read this at Deja Blue and decide to take a step back to the way the store used to be. When I first moved to Denver about 5 years ago, Deja Blue was my fave little secret gem. Hidden in the chichi area of Cherry Creek boutiques, Deja Blue was this darling shop that featured high end donated clothes with (very reasonable) Goodwill prices. Sales ladies were helpful and kind with a private parking lot to boot. I wound up buying a whole new fashionable wardrobe there over time as well as (happily) bringing in my best stuff to donate. Unfortunately, my days happily bargain hunting at Deja Blue seem to have come to an end. While the salespeople there continue to be kind (hence the three stars), the store is no longer the gem that it used to be. The clothes are now marked way up--I really don't need to go to a thrift store for a $69 "designer" skirt without a tag or $50 for an used pair of Uggs--(and not always gently used)--or $200 for a leather designer hobo bag. Yes, once a month the store hosts a Saturday 50% off store wide sale but it is almost not worth it as it is difficult to shop among the crowd on those days. Why not just have decent pricing all the time (like before) so it feels good to shop even on days that are not 50% off Saturdays? I am perfectly willing to spend a little more at a boutique style Goodwill but currently, I am not a fan of the crazy pricing for some of the designer stuff. So disappointing. :(

Not all that good of a selection. They call it a boutique, and they definitely have some designer stuff but they also carry Old Navy, so I'm not exactly sure what their criteria is for what they carry. Also most of the stuff is just really worn-looking. Some styles even look extremely outdated. Overall, I am just underwhelmed by selection, too much inconsistency. Not to mention, they have a horrible return policy that isn't even printed on the receipt. You're better off going to Buffalo Exchange is you want quality second-hand items.

My first time here. What I noticed right away was that it didn't seem like a resale shop. In fact as I approach the entry I backed out a couple steps thinking I had gone in the wrong door. This resell shop looks like an upscale boutique.

super cute selection! I'd recommend this place for any thrifty shopper looking for a good deal on a great outfit or pair of shoes!

I love this place! I got a pair of Lululemon yoga pants for $9.99! And my boyfriend got a full length wool Armani coat for $15. Or maybe even less than that. I'm almost hesitant to post this review because I don't want more people to shop there and get to the deals before I can!

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.

Great selection, VERY helpful staff, awesome prices. Everything from LuLu Lemon to Forever 21. The jewelry selection was phenomenal, necklaces in particular.

This could be a great little store, but it is ruined by stuck up, irritated sales people who can barely be bothered to say hello or help with a simple question. It's too bad really because it has real potential.

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.

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.

The store is super cute and much more well laid out and easier to navigate than your standard full-size Goodwill. However, that's about the best I can say about it. The parking is horrible, traffic is the typical Cherry Creek misery, and once you do get inside, the selection is very limited and nothing special. And if you wear over about a size 10 - forget it. Don't even bother looking for larger sized items. (If you are a true "plus" size, don't waste your time. Hit one of the regular Goodwill stores and you'll have much better luck.) Customer service was absent completely, but to be fair, the place was full the day I went there. Also, since I didn't find anything I wanted to spend inflated thrift store prices on, I didn't check out the fitting rooms. I love the IDEA of this store, but I'll stick to making the rounds of the better "regular" Goodwill stores, thanks.

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!!

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.

Bought multiple pairs of Gucci loafers (probably all from one person) here for so so cheap. You never know what you might find here, definitely worth a look!

My husband and I really find great stuff there! Wish we lived closer and could go more often!

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!

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.