Unique Thrift Store

Been here a handful of times. Huge clothing selection. Plan to spend a couple hours if you are like me & meticulously go through each clothing rack. Very organized. This store has the typical setup. clothing sections are categorized by style/​size/​color.
I can only comment on the clothing & shoe areas. Employees seem friendly, maybe more so than other thrift stores I frequent. They offer a customer appreciation card of sorts, that offers half off ticket price on Thursdays. Otherwise, there is the standard weekly tag special, in addition to a day entitling senior citizens half off.
A definite stop for me while in the vicinity. Consistent, and I have never walked out empty handed, although the last couple of times I’ve found considerably less than I previously have.

Don’t put any glass case item «on hold». They will not tell you that the item will be taken off hold and/​or sold to another customer if not purchased within 1 hour, then make you feel at fault because you didn’t purchase within the hour.

Some of the stuff is pretty dirty or worn but overall you can find some real nice gems at a great price. Friendly staff and well organized.

As far as thrift stores go, it’s not too bad. Pretty clean and organized. They do have a lot of great selection! I always find a lot of things that I like when I shop there.

I love this thrift store. It is much more organized and we’ll put together compared to other thrift stores. You pay a little more but it is worth it. Everything I have purchased has been good quality.
The 25% off Mondays and Thursdays are a great deal as well!

Not the cleanest thrift store I’ve ever seen, but some pretty neat finds ($ 13 wooden bookshelf!) and you get discout if you donate. The staff has always been super friendly and helpful, lending us a flatbed card when we needed it and even giving us a bit of twine to tie up an oversized load.

After savers purchased unique, it went downhill. Yeah service has got a little better. But honestly you cannot find any more low priced treasures! Everything is priced by morons, meaning lots of stuff is at designer store prices! This was my favorite thrift store. But now that they charge tons of money for used stuff it seems more ridiculous to go there instead of going to kohls or ross! Disappointed.

Love this store. Clean & fun to shop in.

Unique is so conveniently located by my house. Ever since it turned from the grocery store into a thrift store it has always done well. They don’t have many sale days in comparison to goodwill, but the store is huge!

It’s a pretty good thrift store. They have the daily half price color tag and weekly specials
The items are priced fairly and there are not a lot of weird people there like some thrift stores. Check it out.

This thrift store is greedy. They forgot that the items are used! Very expensive for thrift store. I can’t believe they charged for used newborn pajama for $ 5? Kids winter jacket $ 25??? Seriously !!! Items are mostly donated. So please get back on your mission

So me being the Addicting Thrifter that i am, i stopped by at this place when it had first opened (Few years back) I was amazed at all the career wear i found and nothing really seemed to go over 5.00 as far as clothing. I Kept going back & back & back.
one day i realized as i was throwing a long sleeve merona cardigan (target brand) in the cart… I almost passed out when i saw the price. 16.99 and it had a whole on the side. OK. OK, maybe they made a mistake? so i put it back. went over to the DVD/​Movie section. they wanted 6.99 for the most boring DVD movies ever.
went back the next week and lets say i have not returned since.
The prices have increased dramatically and just gives me the vibe that this place got a bit to greedy.
Rather spend my money at Goodwill and know it helps with a cause.

Really the best thrift store around the area. Everything is incredibly cheap, and they tend to haul in a lot of things you might not have found elsewhere. I take a look at what they have monthly, and usually end up hauling a ton home.
Occasionally you’ll find a cheap, functioning acoustic guitar or two for really cheap. Sometimes they need strings, but you can buy them for 5 dollars at a music shop. Really good value.
Clean and well organized, it’s easy to look for things without having to ask someone who works there where to find something.
The people there have always been friendly, including other costumers who have always been quite helpful.
On Mondays, they do customer appreciation sales where everything is 25% off. Getting a members card is free.

I’m guessing that this store merged with Savers — if that’s the case then it was a good merger because this is one of the best stores for Halloween costumes. While it may be far from where I live I would still make the trek just for the cheap costumes and the variety. There’s an entire section dedicated to Halloween so that makes me happy.
I did have the chance to browse around the rest of the store and from what I can tell they have a decent selection of anything you might need. I spent a lot of time in the book section — they have a ton! And of course, they are very inexpensive. Obviously, if you are looking for a specific title you might night find it here but if you are like me and need to buy a book, any book, when you see them for sale you’ll be pleasantly surprised.
The staff seemed to be very nice and just went about doing their thing. No qualms about anything with this store except that it is in the middle of nowhere. Well, at least for me that is… would I shop here at a time other than Halloween? Sure, but only if I’m in the neighborhood.

I cannot recommend going here any longer, for your own safety. This is owned by Savers/​Value Village now and they need to seriously look into their hiring practices. I cannot shop without being ogled, followed, and verbally harassed by the male employees. Yesterday one followed me into the parking lot and asked me questions of a very personal nature. I emailed the store and corporate and am posting everywhere I can. This is the year of #yesallwomen and we need to boycott places that don’t train their employees against sexual harassment!

Prices have doubled and in some cases tripled since Savers bought them out. The sign still says Unique, but is is owned by Savers.
I used to be able to shop there any day of the week and come away with good deals. Now, the only time I can afford it is on discount days, and even then sometimes their prices are ridiculously high.
I miss the shopping at the «old» Unique Thrift Store.

Eh. I’ve been here several times, and have never found any real gems. Definitely try other thrift stores if you’re looking for something specific.
They’ve got a pretty good selection of winter wear, which is great, but not much else in the clothing or accessories departments.
I’ll stick with Denver thrift shops, or the big Goodwill on Iliff.

IM Unique, I miss your wonderful finds and cheap clothes!!! Honestly, the thrift stores are about the only thing I miss about being in Denver. This one was one of my favorite stores. I almost always found a great pair of leather boots or premium denim jeans. This store is truly fantastic. The staff was always really friendly as well.

Unique is one of the better thrift stores I have been to. There is quite a bit of inventory and it is well organized.
The biggest area is clothing, which takes up about ²⁄₃ of the store. Nicknacks, books, and household items are also found, but the quality varies quite a bit. Pricing is hit or miss. I have found some real bargains, but other times things are overpriced. Be sure to check out items kept behind the counter too. Sometimes there are better-​quality items at good prices.
They offer 25% off on Mondays and there are sales at other times too. The store, like many thrift stores, is not sparkling clean, but it’s decent overall. And the parking lot is quite large, which is always a bonus for me.

What a well organized store. The men’s clothing section had some super deals. Oscar De La Renta wool sport coat — $ 20. I like that the store is clean and well put together. Many a thrift store is just piles of stuff, but here they have figured out how to categorize, organize, straighten, fold, hanger or shelve properly nearly every item they have. Need a cell phone charger? There’s a whole wall of used stuff. Need a coffee maker or espresso machine? There was a Krups for $ 9! Sony Clock radio/​CD player? 8 bucks!
For the thrifty shopper, this is a good shop.