The YOGi Exchange - Denver, Colorado

Hope R.

This place is AWESOME!! I’d come to Denver just to visit this spot and the two other resale shops within walking distance. As a traveler I happened to not pack a pair of yoga pants for my days activities and this shop just happened to be across the way from where we parked for lunch. It was a perfect spot to pick up a ton of high end lightly used athletic wear and they carry all kinds of recognizable brands. So many great finds. Leveled up my outer wear here and if I didn’t already have 30+ pairs of yoga pants at home I might have gotten more.

Please open one of these in Los Angeles on the west side!

Amy B.

I have always loved shopping at the Yogi Exchange but after my first experience selling items with them I will not be giving my business to this store in the future. I dropped a few items off to be sold and when I returned to pick up items they weren’t going to buy and collect my check or store credit I was told based on the items they were going to buy the store expected to make $34 so I could have $14 in store credit or a $10 check. As I looked around the store to see if there was anything I wanted to use my store credit for, I saw 3 of the Patagonia sports bras I had dropped off the previous week, all listed for $15 each, so actually the store was going to make $45 from my items. When I asked the young woman working about the discrepancy she rudely said “I’m not the buyer so I don’t know what you want me to do about it” and “those items probably aren’t yours we have lots of duplicate items” When I explained that I had dropped off 3 of the exact same size and color Patagonia sports bras last week and they hadn’t been returned to me so I was concerned there was a mistake she rudely said “so do you want your check or store credit?” Clearly this business does not value their sellers and does not do honest business as looking at reviews I am not the first seller that has had a similar experience. There are other consignment stores that do honest business and I will be taking my items to those stores in future. Disappeared customer and never returning. Photos of my 3 items for reference.

2/8 Edit to original review.
The owner of the shop called and apologized about the mistake that was made and offered to correct the mistake with an additional gift card. The apology and recognition of mistake means a lot and I will give this small business my support again. Thanks for doing right by your customers😀

Tori F.

Love the yogi exchange. I started selling my pre loved yoga clothes here a couple of years ago. I’ve always had a lovely experience doing so and yesterday was no different. Nala, the person attending the store was great as well.

Lisa T.

NOT SIZE INCLUSIVE. I realize that this may not be completely their fault as they are a reseller, but if you wear anything over a size small, there is nothing for you here. Combed the store and there was not a single sized medium legging in the place. Very small section of large/extra large.

If you’re blessed with a larger body I suggest you shop somewhere else that will accommodate your size.

Carlee H.

Like new Lululemon for a fraction of the price! Really lovely and clean shop, plus ample fitting rooms which is nice. Connected to another beautiful secondhand store, will be back! Love this neighborhood.

Harmonie J.

I have loved shopping here in the past, but don’t intend to give them any more business after the terrible experience I just had trying to sell here. I took a a bag of clothing in to see what they could offer me. After looking through my items, the girl at the counter offered me $30 for 4 or 5 of my items (meaning they intended to sell them for about $100 total). I asked to see what they were taking (meaning they don’t intend to show you…unless you ask?), and realized that they wanted to buy my Vuori Mindset Jumpsuit (retails for $130 and I can easily sell this on eBay for $80-90) for clearly pennies on the dollar. I kindly told them I would take the jumpsuit back and sell the other items, and then the associate got very rude. She said “We don’t negotiate, you have to sell all the items or none at all. It’s in the fine print.” For what it’s worth, I’m not trying to “negotiate”… these are my items, and this is the strangest policy I’ve ever encountered. She told me 2 more times to “Read the fine print next time” as I was trying to understand why it was all or nothing. I told her she didn’t need to be rude.

I advise that the owners reevaluate this strange policy of “all or nothing”… you should allow people to bring their items in, understand what they’re worth to you, and make a decision on which items they’d like to sell. Otherwise, you’re wasting everyone’s time. Also, train your associates to be nicer and explain the policy’s unique aspects if you’re going to have them.

Meredith R.

Bummed I didn’t know about this place sooner! Their quality control is great so you basically get workout gear for half the retail price, and they clearly post what they’re looking for. Will definitely be back!

Keep A.

I went to the YOGi Exchange over Memorial Day weekend from out of town. My toddler daughter and I are avid yogis and they had the cutest Spiritual Gangster t-shirts. The sales associate helped me pick out a few more gifts for my kids. The store is eclectic and has a great selection of clothing and accessories. The quality of one of the items I bought was not great and I emailed the store after returning home. I didn't expect much since I saw their "No return" policy in the store. To my surprise, I received an email from Jay who quickly issued a full refund and also let me know he looked into it and was no longer going to purchase from that supplier. I'm so impressed with how the store handled my inquiry. I will be sure to shop their next time I'm in town.