Goldmine Vintage

Solid spot to run into your next audacious and outlandish wardrobe addition. I found a shirt like Tron meets the Patagonia logo and didn’t look back.
Lots of jackets here, as well as little items like buckles and sunglasses. Great selection for what seems like a remote spot.
Dig it~

Need real vintage clothing for a costume party or other event? Then come on down to Goldmine Vintage. Youll find many styles of clothing from years gone by. Huge selection of mens and womens clothing in all shapes, styles, and sizes. Even if you dont purchase anything, a visit to this place will bring a smile to your face and even a chuckle from your friends when you go back to the dressing rooms and try on some of this stuff. A must visit for any nostalgia buff or purveyor of the weird, off beat or unique.

Huge selection with lots of really fun pieces and not too much filler. Everything in this place seemed like it was chosen with some care. I wish I had more time to really dig in, but even within a few minutes, I found a great suede fringed jacket to take back to NY with me.
Wish I could bring the whole store back with me and shop there regularly.

Goldmine Vintage was a lovely surprise.
We drove up yesterday from Denver to check this place out. We were so pleasantly surprised by the quality and prices of the items. I would definitely make the trip up there to shop again!

Like being in a vintage clothing museum… I loved how the store is organized by era… you have the mod stuff, the prairie/​Gunne Sax gowns, the 90’s floral dresses, and then the 60’s/50’s day dresses. I didn’t find it expensive — it’s about the same, if not less than what these items go for on Etsy. Most Gunne Sax gowns go for $ 85+ on Etsy, I saw them for $ 45ish here. I bought some jewelry and a scarf and the gal at the counter was really helpful and friendly. The items here are just so lovely to look at. I’m absolutely obsessed with vintage clothing and shoes so just being in here was awesome. I highly recommend visiting if you’re a vintage lover. Beautiful stuff!

Whoa! OUTSTANDING customer service. I live in Denver and had a shirt on hold, but wasn’t going to make it up Boulder for a while so one of the managers, Andrew, offered to hand deliver the shirt down to my house in Denver. I was like whaaattt?! Its one shirt! And he was totally fine with driving it all the way down to Denver for me. I’ve never had customer service this great, not even at Nordstrom or Disneyland!
Oh and on top of that they have an awesome selection of vintage goods with impeccable mannequin displays and totally legit prices.
Now don’t go taking advantage of this customer service and make Andrew drive all over town. But I will say it was the best experience I’ve ever had at any vintage shop.

Everything smells like old people and their clothes are so over priced it’s ridiculous. With the money it takes to buy a single outfit there ($ 100) you could buy a couple entirely new outfits down the street at Urban Outfitters. ALSO THIS PLACE DOESN’T ACCEPT RETURNS! So keep that in mind before deciding to buy a bunch of old terrible quality goods that original cost around a dollar a piece.

This is one of my favorite vintage stores. Just be prepared to spend some time here looking around. First of all, their racks are organized by color, so you have to hunt for your size amongst all these shades. Keep calm and continue shopping.
Ties are located in their cases, but they have more in drawers where the women’s boots are located. They had a small selection yesterday. They mostly have neckties with some bowties, though the bowties were mostly pre-​tied.
Pants: namely jeans and 70s wear. If you want crazy patterns, this is your place.
Boots: I’m always looking for Frye, Zodiac and unusual skins. Sometimes they have these, sometimes they don’t. I did score a pair of sea turtle boots once.
Suits: limited selection, though they have a great 1940s-​era suit now.
Hawaiian shirts: large selection, perfect for the next luau.
Cowichan sweaters: I went nuts one year because they had so many. You might get lucky and score a Pendleton High Grade Western Wear sweater.
Prices are better than comparable vintage shops, but like someone else said, you must dig for the good stuff and be willing to return. Don’t be too eager.

HUUUGE SELECTION!
Soon as you walk in, it’s easy to see they have a ton of great stuff. On the left: women’s clothing. On the right: men’s clothing.
Honestly I can’t really describe this place, it’s just a great vintage store with fair prices. They also have new, unworn garments and jewelry.
A variety of vintage denim jackets, jean cut offs, coats, men’s button ups, shoes and dresses.
Bottom line, if I lived in Boulder I would shop from this store errrrryday, son!

Impressive selection of vintage jerseys and throwback sports tees.
I found the men’s side of the store much more interesting. Much of the women’s vintage was overpriced in my opinion, but this is definitely a store I will make sure to visit every time I’m in Boulder.

The staff is very friendly.
Large variety of items and sizes.
Problem is pricing. Clothing is really overpriced here. For example; a women’s shirt in run-​down condition from the 90s is $ 20-​$ 22, in Los Angeles, that same shirt at the Goodwill is no more than $ 8 and at a fancy melrose street vintage shop it would be priced at $ 12-​$ 16. It’s kind of obnoxious that Goldmine prices their shirts above $ 20!
Their shorts are priced also in the $ 22-​$ 28 range. Same cutoff Levi shorts at Goodwill are $ 7.99. Not sure how Goldmine gets away with it.

Fun store to dig through! I found a great green dress with sequin for $ 40 bucks. If you love the hunt, check this place out!

This store is a ton of fun and bridges the gap between new-​meant-​to-​look-​old and true vintage finds. They have a ton of fun t-​shirts and whole rack of cute new dresses with prices that are surprisingly low for Pearl Street. The dresses I picked up were in $ 30 – 35 range, light enough for summer, but classy enough for work if paired with tights. They also had a nice costume jewelry selection with prices in the $ 10 – 15 range. To top it all off, the cashiers are very friendly.
One star off for the dressing rooms. They have ultra moody, reddish brown lighting and dark walls so it would be hard to tell if something you were trying on isn’t the right color for you, or worse, is see-​through (it happens and you learn the hard way).
If you’re strolling the Pearl Street mall and are sick of boutique prices, or hippy dippy alpaca sweaters, you might just hit paydirt at Goldmine.

Not supermassive, but if it was, it wouldn’t be what it is.
A fun selection of stuff, be sure to ask the staff for help. They are happy to help and give you ideas for whatever you may or may not be looking for.
Their prices seemed decent — not Goodwill, but not ridiculous. My particular experience was arriving in need of formal wear, as fancy as I could find. After quickly arriving at the men’s coat rack, I found a basic tux just my side right away. I think it was the first thing I touched — sorry, I can’t guarantee the same for all of you.
I’ll be heading here anytime I feel like filling my wardrobe with something fun. That tux is the more useful costume item I’ve found since my horizontal corduroy jacket from a thrift store.
Good luck!

This place has a pretty awesome selection of many decades worth of stuff!
Dresses, pants, skirts, tops, you name it! They’ve even got shoes and accessories too. In the front of the store, they have more modern stuff and I think mass-​produced items with a vintage flair (kind of in the same spirit as Modcloth but way less selection.) But their vintage selection is just awesome. I am so glad I decided to journey to this store during my brief stay in Boulder.
All of the sales girls were SO helpful (and adorable!) I’ve never before had a sales person suggest vintage items for me before at such a shop based on what I initially grabbed to go into the fitting room with. That was a super nice touch. Also the prices are pretty reasonable… e.g. ranging from $ 15 — $ 45 for dresses and skirts. I bought one red dress (pictured above) and a skirt which I still need to take a photo of. They had ample changing rooms too which is something many vintage shops in St. Louis seem to lack.
My only beef with them is that they don’t put any kind of bust or waist sizes on the dresses so it’s pretty much a gamble when you take something back.
My suggestion for them? When they’re pricing fresh inventory, take a tape measure and take some flat measurements for bust & waist. Then double that and write it down on the tag with the price. That way customers will have an easier time shopping and maybe save some heartbreak when a super cute garment doesn’t fit. ;) Just sayin’…and maybe arrange them on the rack increasing in size or even by decade if possible, though that might be slightly more difficult if the era isn’t known.
Bottom line: If you’re looking for cute vintage stuff in Boulder, you gotta check out Goldmine!

Love this place…
Even if it’s crowded as a &%$%@$ on the weekend…
But be warned… DIG for the good stuff. Don’t fall for the vintage looking tshirt for 40 bucks. There are plenty of great skirts, dresses and etc that are CHEAPER.
From TOTALLY new to really used clothing this place has it all. Wigs, shirts, skirts, dresses, jackets, boots, bags, vintage Gremlin playing cards, lunch boxes, new kids on the block necklaces, ETC.
Such a great place to spend a ton of money… or spend a few hours.
Although the prices can be expensive (24 bucks for a used tee?), you can’t deny that you can find ANYTHING here you want.

I like to window shop in vintage shops. You never know what coolness you’re going to find.
I didn’t buy anything in here, but there was definitely some items with a nice cool factor.

I love vintage shops even if all I do is go in and window shop! Nothing tends to fit me in these places so I can just go and ogle the vintage wares!
This shop pulled me in from Pearl St. with some vintage throwback ’80 Broncos sweaters. I loooooved them so. They just weren’t my size :(Oh well, it was fun to look around.
This has tons of stuff from all decades. It is a perfect place to get something that will inject some funky style!

Whenever I’m on Pearl Street – which is not that infrequently – I have to stop into Goldmine, and I usually walk out with something awesome. Last time I was there, I left with a very nice navy pinstriped DB suit from the late 30s.
Apart from the friendly workers and heavily rotated stock, the brilliant thing about Goldmine is that they also carry new items – dorky (and some cool) hats, ironic t-​shirts, lots of accessories, and lots of other cool doo-​dads.
The prices are good, the merch is well organized, and you won’t go into anaphylactic shock from mold spores because they keep the place clean.

I am loving every spare inch of this store. Great selection of both men’s and women’s clothing, with a mix of vintage and new wares for the body.
The staff is friendly (a lot more friendly than a nameless, semi-​vintage and consignment chain located on Walnut). No pretention found here.
Reasonable prices on everything. This store understands that vintage and consigned clothing shouldn’t cost as much as mortgage payment.
Great selection of jewelry, and the dresses… wow. Love them. Long, short, classy, sundressy, EVERYTHING. Need something to wear for a party? Something original will always be found here. And the men’s clothing ain’t too shabby either.
I’m a little annoyed that I don’t live in Boulder so that I could frequent this store. But I’m also kind of glad that I don’t live here so that my already sparse bank account doesn’t suffer any more damage.