Where the Buffalo Roam

During my visit to Boulder in July of this year, I purchased over $ 150 in Buff t-​shirts and hats. I had the product shipped back to my home address in CA. Once received I tried on the shirts and found the quality to be less than I expected. T-​shirts were super thin and despite the fact that I bought XXL’s they were equivalent to maybe a large for other shirts. I guess I should have noticed when I purchased at store, but I did not. I wrote the parent company an email to complain about the quality of their product and never received a reply. These guys carry inferior merchandise and apparently also don’t care about the satisfaction of their customers. Last time I shop here, which is unfortunate because there are very few places left in Boulder to by CU branded merchandise anymore.

I recently purchased three small stickers here to include in a greeting packet for some out of town visitors. The stickers were not priced, nor was there a price posted on the rack that held them. After I purchased them, my wife noted that I had paid nearly $ 10 for these little throw in gifts that I had intended to spend only about $ 1 on. Although I probably should have asked the price before buying, I knew I had seen very similar, if not the same, stickers nearby. I returned to the store only minutes after making the purchase to learn that the store gave NO REFUNDS, which was clearly posted on an innocuous sign amongst other clutter behind the sales clerks head. Maybe I’m not the saviest shopper, but there is one thing I know for sure — no refund policies are almost non-​existent among legitimate retailers. I don’t plan to shop at any of Focus Corporations retail outlets in the future, nor can I recommend that anyone else does either.

Reasonable prices and got some nice souvenir shirts to take home!

I like coming here when people visit and want to buy Colorado paraphernalia. I find that a lot of places tend to sell predominantly CU things, but this place has good variety. They sell Colorado, Boulder, and CU items. Not only do they have shirts, but hats and cups etc.
I took my family here and everyone was able to find a couple of things for the people they were looking for. I also like that they have traditional t-​shirts and cute t-​shirts for girls to wear. Some of the shirts and hats are really funny. I think this place has an overall good variety and you’ll be able to find what you’re looking for in terms of Colorado gifts.

Would rather eat Bison than Buffalo up here but Where the Buffalo Roam is a top notch tourist gift shop on the Pearl Street Mall. Found a shirt that I love as a souvenir. I just hope whomever in El Savador that made it, according to the tag, got the larger amount of my $ 20. Somehow I don’t think so.

If you need to get your Colorado fan-​ness on this is a pretty good place to get the purchases.
On the Pearl Street Mall so it’s easy to end up at.
CO themed sweatshirts, shirts, hats, mugs, mini mugs, magnets, shot glasses, sunglasses, cards, bottle openers, key rings, stuffed animals, pens, and mannnnnny morrrrrrrrre.

This store is filled with t-​shirts galore: both gags and CU branded shirts. The staff is nearly non existent unless if you pick up an item and start looking at it. After they start talking to you, the experience becomes very relaxed and fun. I used to come here all the time, but after finding the other shops, I will be looking at them more often.

A chain store filled with lots of mild amusements and distractions. Useless things really; the things you may find yourself delightedly buying and then rediscovering a year later to «WTF was I thinking?» I have a feeling this is more of a tourist store, but I am not embarrassed.
As the DNC nears this place is all stocked up on Barack Obama merchandise, both classy and goofy. I got the Barack Obama Progress shirt designed by Frank Fairey. Niiiice.

Hm, I guess I will be the first person to review this place. Surprise!
Where the Buffalo Roam is like a really insane joke shop, but better. They have a nice collection of humorous t-​shirts, bumper stickers (My favorite– «I used up all my sick days, so I called in dead»), novelties, weird gifts, magnets, hats, cups, keychains, toys, etc. Basically, anything you could want if you are looking for something hilarious or unusual.
But if you don’t plan to buy anything, a great place to browse and look at everything they have to offer. I always stop here once when I go to Boulder. The location is great (Pearl Street Mall).