The Massachusetts-based clothing brand opened a six-week pop up store at Clayton Lane in Cherry Creek, marking the first time the company has had a storefront away from the east coast.
Boston outfitter pops into Cherry Creek
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For sale at the merch stand: Lumineers-branded coffee
Corvus Coffee founder Phil Goodlaxson said that the Lumineers vocalist sings high praises for Corvus Every Man blend. And now the Denver-based band is selling 12 oz packages with a special Lumineers label while on tour.
Engineers-turned-designers open first showroom
After three years, the Colorado School of Mining graduates left construction behind and opened the first store for their clothing brand.
California designer to open first Colorado store in Cherry Creek
A San Francisco-based women’s boutique known for its knitwear is spinning a Cherry Creek outpost.
New bar serves booze, board games
Board game players are now rolling dice instead of logs at a former Denver lumberyard.
High-end knife shop cuts into RiNo
The company will sell 32 styles of high-end, Japanese-made knives to chefs and cooking enthusiasts.
'Hudson News on steroids' punches ticket for Union Station
“We’ll claim that we’re local-ish, but we’re not going to sacrifice the everyday things. If you want a Diet Coke, we’re going to get you a Diet Coke,” said co-founder Chris Zettle.
Leather brand Frye bound for Cherry Creek
Founded in the 1860s, Frye opened its first retail store in Manhattan five years ago, and will soon launch in Denver.
$60M office/retail project coming to RiNo
“When you look at what’s going on in Union Station, it’s natural that that whole area will move from Union Station and LoDo right down Brighton Boulevard,” said Ed Haselden, one of the developers.
Sports Authority’s May legal bill: $2M
Sports Authority is shredding sponsorship deals and breaching leases, but it can’t avoid attorney’s fees.
