The neighborhood will have one fewer women’s boutiques after the bankruptcy liquidation of an island-inspired furniture and clothing retailer.
Cherry Creek’s Calypso boutique is closing
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Crate & Barrel sister brand to open in Cherry Creek
The hipster offspring of Crate & Barrel is coming to the under-construction St. Paul Connection building, less than a half-mile from its parent chain.
Massive warehouse gives online book seller another way to sell
As brick-and-mortar book shops decline, an online used-books store is making it possible to shop in its new Denver warehouse.
Jewelry store bows out of Cherry Creek
Vertu has closed up shop after 30 years, spending its last holiday season in the neighborhood.
Mountain-bike maker launches second expansion this year
The additional space brings the 6-year-old company to 5,400 square feet in its bike bunker just north of Mile High Stadium.
Reel deal: Who’s on the hook for fishing gear?
After getting hooked into an intellectual property tussle, a longtime Colorado maker of fishing equipment is fighting back.
Boulder shoe shop expands footprint to Denver
A 45-year-old retailer is taking its first steps into the local market with an outpost just a block from REI’s flagship store.
Clothing retailer leaving Cherry Creek amidst liquidation
The planned liquidation of a Vermont-based outdoor clothing company soon will mean a retail vacancy in the neighborhood.
Bike maker Niner files bankruptcy; plans sale to Denver PE firm
The owner of the Fort Collins manufacturer said it has been trying to find a buyer since January, as it seeks capital to expand its product line.
Cycle shop sets up camp on S. Pearl Street
Harley McClellan and Sam Durnavich raced mountain bikes in the Leadville 100 together in 2015. Now they’re embarking on another sort of bumpy adventure.
