Denver International Airport has landed one of the area’s prominent sellers of western wear for an exhibit celebrating Colorado’s frontier legacy.
Rockmount Ranch Wear saddles up for DIA exhibit
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Custom clothier leases new office in LoHi
A LoHi shirt and suit maker busting at the seams is about to slip into an office with a little more breathing room.
Sports Authority files suit against former execs
The complaints filed last week mark the first time former employees have become the target of the defunct retailer’s legal ire.
Skate shop decks out S. Broadway storefront
A Denver skateboard manufacturer has switched on its new shop and retail location, where it can crank out more than 35,000 skateboards a year.
Bowling company launches arcade-restaurant at Denver Pavilions
It’s game on for a new 16th Street Mall arcade.
Vineyard Vines plots first Colorado storefront in Cherry Creek
The company’s website says a Denver store is coming soon on East Second Avenue, at the former Harman’s restaurant space at the corner of Fillmore Street.
Kmart to close only Denver superstore
The pending closure is one of more than 150 Kmart and Sears locations that parent company Sears Holdings announced it would shut down earlier this week.
Golden knife maker takes aim at alleged knockoffs
The Golden-based knife manufacturer says a cheaper model made by a competitor cuts too close to its intellectual property.
Denver pancake mix elbows for more shelf space
Edgewater-based pancake mix maker Birch Benders scored a national distribution deal that will put its just-add-water mixes on the shelf of every Whole Foods nationwide.
Broadway vintage shop calls it quits
A small trinket shop on South Broadway is shutting down after more than five years.
