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Sourcing in person? Thrift stores in Denver, CO — with addresses and opening hours — are on a page of their own.
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Some facts checked: street address on the site — as of Oct 1, 2026. These are facts the registry could check, not an endorsement.
7 reviews, 2.4 out of 5 on average. None of them comes from a Closo order yet — Closo counts only reviews from a purchase it can see.
A thrift store on record for second hand clothing. That is what the registry holds about the goods.
The registry records Crossroads Trading (Denver, CO) at 51 Broadway, Denver, CO — the address on the company's public footprint. Shipping terms are agreed with the supplier; Closo does not quote them here.
A thrift store on record for second hand clothing.
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No Closo reviews yet; seven reviews on other sites. Closo counts only reviews from a purchase it can see.
I used Crossroads Trading’s Sell By Mail program and had a very poor experience. My bag was processed on September 15, 2026. It contained an entire bag of nice clothing, including items that had barely been worn, yet Crossroads says they could not purchase a single item.
I was then told everything had been donated. They also said I should have received an email notifying me, but I did not receive one, including in my junk or spam folder.
My biggest concern is the lack of transparency once Crossroads has possession of the clothing. I received no itemized record of what was evaluated, no expla
Crossroads trading clothing is one of the most cleanest clothing stores for being a thrift store and where you can exchange your clothes and they’re very picky about what they choose and they’re very specific on what they want for the type of season. It is a very up class upscaled boutique for good clothing at a lower price, but still a little pricey Customer Service is great and they have great fashion. I just wish they had a more diverse fashion because I’m bigger on the top and little on the bottom but more to come I loved everything they had there.
Honestly save your time and energy. I’ve sold with them a few times and there’s non rhyme or reason to what they buy. I’m never looking to make money-just a few bucks here and there when purging. It’s more the fact of the matter. I’ve sent in naw brands (not fast fashion-brands like A&F, Nike, New Balance, JCrew, American Eagle etc) and all have been like new. If it’s not really good I just donate it.
This last time I sent in 10 items. Totally thought I’d get maybe $10-15 bucks. They bought one item. One.
Honestly I’m convinced they don’t buy stuff and then turn around it sell it. I don’t
The Evanston location stole my shoes and had the nerve to tell me I didn't read the contract. I've consigned my high merchandise all over this city and have never been taken advantage of like this until I consigned a pair of McQueen sneakers. I was told I would be contacted if they did not sell in the period of time outlined and asked to initial a document that he was explaining as I was signing. When I called back a month or two later to check on the shoes because I had not heard back, I was told they were GIVEN AWAY because the contract expired and I didn’t reach back out to them. Where on e
The trade-in and cash-in options aren't great for the donor, but as a shopper off the street, I find things at the Brooklyn location to be affordable and almost 100% trendy. This is hands-down my favorite clothing store!!!
LIVING WAGE 2% SURCHARGE AT RETAILER IN CHICAGO... NO KIDDING, CHECK YOUR RECEIPT!
IS THIS EVEN LEGAL? I've been upset and bothered for a week about this...
I think retailers are saying to their consumer "you voted for a minimum wage hike... so you pay for it." Or it is a sneaky way for the retailer to avoid paying taxes on income/increased revenue of 2%. Do they pay payroll tax on 2%? I doubt it. Deceptive indeed. It feels like a forced gratuity and that IS ILLEGAL. I saw this for the first time last week and was furious. Especially since NOT ONE employee acknowledged me while I was shoppin
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a street address that checks out, seven reviews on other sites — and, on a Closo order, your money held until the pallet arrives.
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