Tour de Fashion

Matthew came to my house for a girls night. From the start, he was professional and great to deal with. The merchandise he carried was really good. I liked the fact that most of his products were from local designers too. Everyone ended up finding something they liked, but he was up front that we shouldn’t feel pressure to buy anything. I would strongly recommend this company as it was a really fun night.

Very happy to see other artisans negative experience with tour de fashion. Potential vendors think carefully before doing business with the owners. They «lost» my one of a kind handmade displays, ruined merchandise, didn’t pay me monies owed for sold merch. Email correspondence with new owner went on for months without apology or resolution. I was basically told «tough luck». I left this company with over 500 $ in product and $ 250 in displays and have received 30 $. New owner could care less, ignored emails, and has repeatedly ignored correspondence regarding picking up remaining products. Apparently it all disappeared, great way to «support» local artisans. Stay away!!!

Tour de Fashion showcases local Colorado fashion designers in the best way possible. They’re mobile, specializing in unique quality items of limited quantity. During a time when we’re driven to make whimsical purchases with a mouse click, Tour de Fashion is allowing us to do the same on Colorado’s streets.
They have summer dresses, tshirts, Nineteen Forty bowties (they have one last bicycle bowtie remaining), and more. If you’re interested in seeing what they have, follow their locations via Facebook or Twitter, or find out where the next cultural celebration will be. Most recently, I’ve seen them at Final Fridays in Five Points and the last Justice League of Street Food party.