Jiberish

Usually always on point… month+ late on PRESALE shipping… while still offering deals on the same stuff… still no sign of purchases from monnnnths ago.

Absolute best street /​fashion clothing store in Denver! All the way from Phoenix and anytime I’m in the area I make it a point to stop by, sometimes a couple times in one trip!
Always the hottest fashion, collabs, and limited edition items.
Prices are competitive with high end street fashion pop up shops.

My son received a beautiful hoodie for Christmas from Jiberish. He loved it. He washed it and accidentally put it in the dryer. The hoodie shrunk at least three inches and no longer fits. We are a multiple hoodie family and I have never seen one shrink like this. This sweatshirt was over $ 100 and Jiberish will not honor its product with a return or exchange. I will never do business with this company again and do not recommend them. There are plenty of cool clothing companies out there that put out a great product and are willing to please their customers.

Great quality clothing for men. We went to celebrate their 5^th year of being open the other weekend and had a blast. The owner was really kind and welcoming. I came back in to get gifts for my husband for Christmas and wished I could buy everything.
Cool spot, I highly recommend. Now we just need more women’s stores with quality clothes and a great aesthetic to show up in Denver.

Beware of this company’s online purchasing practices. In very fine print many iems are «pre-​orders» meaning that they will immediately bill your credit card, but ship a month later. I’m not even sure that’s legal. Their order confirmation does not mention the «pre-​order» status, giving the impression that the order is ready to ship when in fact they may not have the item for months. I personally cancelled my order after 3 weeks when the item had not shown up and received no communication about what was going on. Purchase your online items where terms are clear and legal. Also, very arrogant customer service over the phone. Jiberish is a perfect name for a company like this.

I love this store so I made a point to come out while in Denver all the way from Chicago! The store itself was clean and all the clothing is and was crispy clean. The only down fall were the people working. Two people in the store, guy at the counter and a female hanging out/​working? We had to initiate every time for help (we were the only ones in the store). Once I got the guy talking he was very nice and got whatever we needed right away when asked but the girl just went into the back room then back to her chair with headphones and ignored us, which made me think she did not work there. All in all I still love the brand but the employees need some work in their customer service.

2012 Review #355:
So, I think most of our locally made clothing stores are a bit, um… well, just, they couldn’t pass as a chain, if that makes sense. There’s the local boutique that stocks nationally made clothing, and then there’s the actually locally made clothes, and sometimes those are not great, and sometimes they are. This is one of the few actually locally made clothing stores for mens clothing that I know of in Denver. Yes, we have Soul Haus, I frickin’ love Soul Haus, but they don’t make the clothes. Jiberish is a local designer, and although I wouldn’t go so far as to think the clothes are handmade in Colorado, I know the design is local, and I like that.
I came in here a few months ago and thought «i’m going to come back and get a Christmas present for my husband» which I’m sure we’ve all done at some point, and then promptly forgotten about. That’s exactly what I did. And then today in my complete inability to think of Christmas gift ideas for him, I suddenly remembered Jiberish. I popped in here this afternoon and the guy I’m assuming is the owner or manager, who was there on my last visit, was there again today. But, today, there was also a very cute dog.
The negatives on this place are the small selection and the price. The selection is pretty large in types of clothing, but limited within each offering. There are T-​shirts, hoodies, coats, log-​sleeved shirts, and button-​downs, but only a few styles (T-​shirts) or just a few of each (button-​downs). When I walked in the owner/​manager was doing inventory, which actually meant writing down the inventory in a Moleskine notebook, which was charming to me. He was pretty hands-​off with me, on both my visits, let me browse, and on my first visit let me leave without feeling guilty, which I really appreciated. I’m sure they’d adjust the music if you brought your child in here, but when I came he was playing unedited hiphop and rap, so keep that in mind. I thought it was a plus but some may not.
They only hang up one of each item in many cases so you need to ask for sizes. I think there are dressing room facilities but I didn’t have a use for them so I’m not sure. I managed to score the last shirt in the size I needed, and the owner’s advice on sizing was accurate. Prices are high– you would pay a lot less at some mall stores, a similar price at Nordstrom, but again, it’s local and that can make a big difference. It’s not a huge store and the clientele is restricted to mostly 20-​somethings and snowboarders, but I am really glad they’re here and I got a great gift in the process.

These guys have some kick ass shirts n hoodies. Check them out if ur ever on Platte