BoardLife, which was in LoHi before moving to Broadway two years ago, manufactures skateboards in addition to selling them.
S. Broadway skateboard shop to close
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Event Recap: Scenes and highlights from ‘The Future of RiNo Development’
“When The New York Times covers Denver … it’s really focused on RiNo,” Kyle Zeppelin said. “It is a very signature neighborhood.”
Englewood dad launches line of sleeping bags for infants, toddlers on Kickstarter
“We’ve tried it on babies of all different ages so that we know that they fit,” Tavis Malcolm said.
Apparel shop A Line Boutique adding location near Union Station, moving within Cherry Creek
Owner: “Clothing is just our tool to help women feel seen and colorful and confident.”
Trio’s line of packing cubes for the outdoors nears Kickstarter goal
Packing cubes are zippered compartments that fit into a backpack or suitcase.
Startup Gearo wants to make it easier to rent outdoor gear in Colorado
For many outdoor shops, renting gear in-store is an important revenue source as more customers opt to purchase items online.
Shoe retailer Payless to close store on 16th Street Mall
The company filed for bankruptcy in 2017, emerging later that year.
Furnishings brand Jonathan Adler closes Cherry Creek store
The high-end brand’s namesake opened his first retail store in New York’s SoHo in 1998.
Denver’s Guerrilla Gravity says it’s taken carbon fiber bikes to the next level
The company said its Revved Carbon Technology means the ultralight bikes are cheaper and more impact-resistant. And it’s making them in Denver.
Floyd’s 99 Barbershop opening sixth Denver location; courts franchisees
2019 will be the first time franchisees open more locations than corporate, according to an executive with the Denver-based chain.
