Ali’s Closet Consignment Boutique

If you contract with somebody to sell their clothes (good brands – Anthropologie, etc), you don’t keep them stashed away somewhere for a month and then call and say you don’t want them after all. You don’t give less than a week for the person to come pick up the clothes so that when they call to arrange a pick-​up, you’ve already given them away. You don’t keep saying the owner will return a call (three times at least) and never call back. The unprofessionalism is hard to believe.

Love this place. They know their brands and have reasonable prices for what they sell.

Love this store. High end label clothes and accessories at reasonable prices. Always love shopping here. If you are looking for clean, gently wore items, this is the place for you to shop. Staff is very friendly and helpful.

I have been going to Ali’s Closet to consign and shop for about five years and it is my favorite consignment shop by a long shot. The owner, Casey, is knowledgeable and fair. I know I can trust her 100%. Each time I drop off items, she creates a list of what I left along with pricing and emails it to me. At the end of the consignment period, I get an updated list with the items that sold and the amount for each. The shop is organized and efficient.
The shop is picky about what they take and although this means they don’t take some of my items, it ultimately equates to more of the items I do leave selling (because Casey has a good idea of what will sell) and a better shopping experience for me. This is my number one stop when I’m cleaning out nicer items in my closet. As far as shopping goes, I have found some great items here including my favorite — a Tory Burch sweater.
Casey has created a super cute and pleasant shopping environment so whether you are looking for a place to consign or shop, put this at the top of your list of places to check out!

I started shopping at Ali’s about a year ago. At this point, I’d say over half my wardrobe comes from the store, so I thought it was time to write a review!
The things I have scored here are endless. I have a closet full of designer jeans I’ve purchased here — Seven, Citizen, Hudson, Paige, J Brand — all for under $ 40 a pair. I’ve found Tory Burch and Michael Kors ballet flats, plus a pair of Frye flats that were still carried at Nordstrom (and still are) for a fourth the cost. I bought a Michael Kors bag earlier this winter, only go to home, open my In Style, and see almost the exact same bag right there in the pages. I’ve found Lululemon, and adorable jewelry, and clutch purses, and sunglasses, and scarves. She also has awesome timeless things like DVF wrap dresses at a totally affordable cost.
I have a group of friends who visit the store, and our little ‘in joke’ is that every time we ask one another where someone got something, the answer is always «Ali’s Closet».
I’d definitely say the trick is going in often, because things change daily. I try to stop in every week if I can. Casey, the owner, is really kind, so it’s a pleasure to get to know her!
One observation: While the store definitely offers all sizes, it does seem to offer more selection in the lower size ranges (0 – 6 maybe), which I assume just has to do with the people bringing in things to consign.

I was greeted by the owner who was very friendly and helpful. The clothes were well presented, it really felt like I walked into a high-​end boutique. It was clean and well organized, not over crowed with leftovers.
The selection was limited but the possibility of you finding the $ 10,000 fur coat you always wanted for only $ 3000 is possible, and a dream come true for some.

I absolutely love this consignment store. I have sold and purchased from this gem of a store ! I almost always finds something I can not live without ! Casey is super attentive and wants greatness for each customer. If Casey say’s she will check on something and get back to you … She will !

This is a small, but nicely stocked consignment store — only a few miles from my house. The prices seem reasonable and the brands are Ann Taylor to Trina Turk to Burberry purses. I seem to always find great prices on purses. And, I always get loads of compliments on them. Of course, I’m way to cheap to pay retail!

They have good selection of second hand clothes, some are designers, some are not. The boutique is really cute and organized. I took 2 stars off because of lack of customer service and high price. Nobody greeted or helped me the whole time I was there because the lady who was working at the time was too busy talking about her weight and body image issue with her friend. It looked unprofessional and kinda annoying when when I shopped. Another customer also briefly popped in for a minute and left. I find the price a little bit on the high side compare to other stores like Common Threads.

Based on Unilocal recommendations, we drove 15 miles to this shop with our vintage clothing (Pendleton, Jones of New York, etc) in September and were told by the clerk we needed an make an appointment with her daughter, the owner. I asked if she could at least look at them and she said she wasn’t able to. So, we made an appointment for October. The prior to the appointment I called to confirmed it with the owner, and said she would be there. We drove the 15 miles back for the «appointment» only to find that the owner was not there! Instead, the very same person who told us we needed to make the appointment with the owner said to bring in the clothes and she would look at them. Then she barely looked at them, and said, «Sorry, these are brands we do not take, I can give you a list of brands we do take.» There was no reason for this conversation to have taken place a month later. I would not recommend this shop.

A couple of years ago, I bought a Groupon to Ali’s Closet. This is usually my way of finding new places to try in town. From that point on, it’s been true LOVE for me! My favorite things in life are finding amazing deals and supporting small businesses. The location is my old stomping grounds (I lived in the Marks Apartments in the mid 90’s and Englewood until 2005). It’s still super easy to get to even though I now live in Centennial and if you haven’t been over there lately, the area is really up and coming! The store is darling! Casey, the owner has such an eye for antique, unique, and cool décor. One simple thing that Casey has that makes a world of difference when you are shopping with children, is a chalkboard, chalk, and books for the little ones to play with while you shop, shop, shop! Casey’s knowledge of brands, clothing, and price point is truly impressive! Where else can you buy Jimmy Choo shoes for $ 180, Trina Turk dress for $ 58, Lulu Lemon workout clothes for $ 28 and Joe Jeans for $ 38!!! Casey is fabulous, honest (I always ask her opinion if I’m unsure of how things look on me), and easy to talk to. On any given day, I am wearing 1 – 3 pieces from Ali’s — -earrings, ring, belt, sweaters, shoes, jeans, skirt, etc and constantly get complimented on my outfit. I tell everyone and I mean everyone about Ali’s Closet! It is a one stop shop for amazing, high end, perfect quality women’s apparel and accessories! It is my FAVORITE store… HANDS DOWN!

I have just recently discovered Ali’s from a friend of mine and I am just thrilled. I love everything about the store, the owner and the location. I find myself shopping only at Ali’s now and I can’t imagine that will change anytime soon. You can really look awesome on a budget and feel good about it. Keep an eye on her facebook page as the owner frequently posts new items that are snatched up quickly. I love this store… Deb

The owner is awesome about changing items out for the seasons, only has quality stuff to choose from, and is incredibly helpful and fun to talk to. Oh, and it never seems to fail, my wife has her eye on something she wants as soon as we walk in every time. Go to this place!

I love this place! It’s around the corner from my house and once in a while I let myself splurge on some $ 200 jeans – for 30 bucks! Like any consignment store, it’s hit or miss, but I almost always find at least one thing I love. Casey the owner is very pleasant and enthusiastically offers events like vintage cocktail nights and various collections for charity. Great business!

This is my favorite consignment store. I never leave empty handed. High end unique pieces.

I’ve both shopped and consigned at Ali’s Closet. I think it’s a great experience. The standards are high in terms of what is accepted for consignment, so I feel good shopping there. I highly recommend it for both. The owner has a really good sense of style. Most consignment places are not geared towards the «Anthropologie» crowd like Ali’s Closet is. If you like stores in that genre and Ann Taylor etc, then this is the consignment shop for you. Most consignement shops are stuffy. Furthermore, some of the other places bounce checks. Ali’s is a good business that I would recommend. I’m really surprised by the other reviewers’ comments and felt compelled to write.

Drove in from Centennial, and judging by the area houses I was expecting some pretty high-​end clothes. I was really not impressed. The ONLY true designer piece I saw was a Moschino dress that was probably bought at an outlet store. I certainly won’t be going there again.

Great little store but they don’t carry my size. I did find a purse. If you’re tiny then this store will work for you.

I’ve used Ali’s Closet to sell my nicer clothes a few times now. They are picky about what they accept. They clothes need to be in season, in great condition, on hangers, cleaned and be from a higher-​end designer. All that being said, I’ve been pleased with each interaction I’ve had there.
I’ve stopped in a few times just to browse and I’ve scored some Ann Taylor wool pants for $ 20, a nice black vest for $ 15 and more. The reason they’re so picky about what they accept is so customers like what they find. It’s the circle of clothing life.