Forever 21

This was a great location with lots of good deals with clothes, shoes, and all other cute accessories. The day we visited, they had their «buy 1 get 1 free» on a clearance items. They had good customer service and I will be coming in again and again.

Very friendly here. I called and they answered on the first ring and were very helpful.

You know, I just don’t get it.
This Forever 21 looks amazing. So much so that I stop in every time I walk past. The merchandise looks great in the windows, and the store looks packed with goodies… then I walk through the whole store without ever finding anything.
This is the only F21 this has happened to me at, much less repeatedly. I think my bank account secretly enjoys this, though.

This is probably my least favorite forever 21. I like the ones in 16^th St. mall and park meadows, but this one doesn’t have good selection or service. There are very few items on sale and the staff looks like they don’t give a damn whether you buy their stuff or not.

They are under construction in the upstairs area. I guess because the Park Meadows one was revamped along with the opening of the behemoth in downtown. Looking forward to the reopening! The upstairs store is really weird right now but they at least offer as much quantities as they can.

I like this one better than the one on 16^th, b/​c I can’t handle all that product in the bigger Pavilions store. Still, I wish I could find something I liked more often.

This Forever 21 has a decent selection comparative to the one in Park Meadows. There’s also a fairly wide range of things.
However if you’re looking for the most stocked Forever in the Denver metro area you gotta go to the Pavilions and take advantage of their 2 stories.

Forever 21 is good for a couple reasons:
1. Cheap and cute plain cotton dresses
2. Scarves, leggings and costume jewelery at reasonable prices
Forever 21 makes me feel like crap for MANY reasons:
1. A size large barely fits me… I’m no barbie, but when you normally wear a 6, having to buy clothes in a size XL and/​or 13 has a way of making you feel ummm… dare I say… chunky
2. If you have boobs over a B cup you can pretty much forget about buying any of their tops, unless you like getting repeatedly arrested for public indecency
3. Like OMG all the teenage girls are like so like annoying. They’re always like OMG talking about boys and like how Sally is like such a bitch. WTF I was like totally LOLing at them… yes folks, behold the future of the world
4. I’m pretty sure I could walk out of there with a cart full of stolen goods and the sales girl would just sigh and look at me with that same old bored expression of teenage angst
5. I’m one of the most unorganized people on this planet, so if I’m telling Forever 21 they need to organize their shit better then you KNOW somethings wrong. I once asked a salesgirl where I could find a certain dress I saw online and all she did was look around the store with a blank expression, turn back to me and mutter «I dunno»…
bottom line: I only shop here when I have too and when middle/​high school is in session

Get ready to shake your money maker like it was 1999. The minute you walk in here, the techno music hits you in the skull and reverberates throughout your entire body.
Like I said in my Denver Pavilions Forever 21 review, I only like to go here for cheap basic items like tshirts and camisoles. They easily complete an outfit and are the only things worth the price ($ 4.80 tshirts and $ 2.80-$ 3.80 tank tops, usually).
This location is always crowded, but it also has a bigger selection. It is also the most disorganized F21 store I have ever seen. At times, I think they just put everything of the same color into one section. Inventory must be hell for them.
Big accessories section with a lot of shoes. All the jewelry is reasonably priced, and better looking than the stuff you might get at Claire’s. Not long-​lasting, but you pay for what you get.
Forever 21 is notorious for copying other designers and trying to follow the trends. If you’re into that sort of thing but can’t afford the real thing, stop in here for a cheap alternative. Remember, you get what you pay for (I’ve had some cheap F21 clothes fall apart. Ah, the days of youth).
So when you need a break from the uppity ups of Cherry Creek, stop in here for some economical options.

I love to wear dresses all of the time, even in 30 degree Denver winters. What this means is I need a lot of tights, leg warmers and other accessories to keep me from getting chilled during the months of October through April. The other day we were in the mall and so I took the opportunity to venture into Forever 21 to check out their leg apparel selection. After all, I don’t like to spend $ 20 on a pair of tights, but I do like them to have fun designs.
This place was a mad house. Nick and I were searching through the legging bins and he kept pulling out things going, «How about these?» And I’d have to say, «I’m pretty sure those are no-​finger gloves.» or «That’s a scarf sweetheart.» It was difficult to tell what anything was and everything was all mixed together which was a bit frustrating.
But, I’ll visit Forever 21 on occasion because as everyone else points out, where else can you find these prices for your temporary clothing fads (or leg warming needs)? And I did find 3 pairs of tights that I really like.

sorry ladies, but i will put up with snotty teenagers and bad service to get a top for $ 12.99 — i know it’s not the preferred method, but i always find 3 or 4 things that i actually wear (yes, you CAN find things that resemble actual grownup clothes), and i never walk out paying more than $ 100 bucks for an armful of stuff.
but i could do without their horrendous music.

The customer service here makes you wish for the effervescent personalities of the Denver Motor Vehicle Staff. I am not kidding, these rude bitches are the worst. I wonder if selling cheap, cheap looking crap makes one feel like they are too good to crack a smile or actually help someone.
I was there last month and needed to try something on and they acted as though they were so put out. Then while I was dressing I could hear them complaining about how hard they work and wishing it was closing time. It was so rediculous.
I told someone who claimed to be the manager about my rude treatment and she looked at me with a vacant stare and then did nothing, no apologies, NOTHING.
I will never shop there again.

Need to change your look from yuppie to goth for a theme party? Or from punk to young professional for a job interview? Shop Forever 21 for all your temporary wardrobe needs.
Key word is temporary, for two reasons: a) the clothing here is so trendy that you’ll look ridiculous in another month, and b) anything you buy will absolutely fall apart. Guaranteed. Not MOSTLY or USUALLY, it truly truly will.
The sizing here is tiny. If you normally wear a small, bring a medium or even large to the dressing room. At the dressing rooms, be prepared to stand in line behind energetic preteens. If you are an energetic preteen yourself, then great. If, on the other hand, you are in fact closer to the titular 21, (or beyond, ahem) this can be draining.
This particular location is quite popular and accordingly understaffed, so there are piles of clothes everywhere, on the floor, on top of the racks, in the dressing rooms, everywhere.
It’s inexpensive, but at what cost?