Angel Concept - Littleton, Colorado

Paul B.

This sweet little establishment has all kinds of divine little chachkies for your home or for gifts. They had some especially cool leather fox purses which were dainty and adorable! I was also impressed that they had an excellent display of Christmas lights as trees - always a fine touch in a store like this. There was also an excellent area that had children's gifts - so if you've got a niece or a nephew or a grand niece or a grand nephew or a great great grandniece or a great great-grand nephew or etc you can certainly find some excellent gifts for them here!

Lily C.

I love that Angel Concept is a non-profit, empowering women who have been out of the work force, by teaching them a trade: working in retail. And to top that, 5% of the purchase goes to one of selected charities of choice, such as Safe House. The shop is cozy and fun, with new merchandise upstairs and donated items for sale downstairs.

JR O.

Fantastic, charming little shop, there's a lot of cute hand-crafted things to gift at very reasonable prices. I went in December where ornaments and cute holiday items were plentiful. The owner and staff were very warm. They kindly let us in to shop ten minutes before closing, and while we were there dealt with an aggressive anti-masker with absolute poise and professionalism.

If you're in the area I'd highly recommend dropping in!

Dianne F.

I just had a horrible experience in this store. The owner was extremely rude and wouldn't even allow me to talk. I had gone in to return a scarf and hat set not knowing you cannot return items. The hat was starting to fray at the back and was also too small. It still had the tags on. I have shopped here before and like their stuff and that they help people. But the way the owner talked to me was out of line. She told me I was asking for something that I don't deserve. Not even allowing me to explain. I was willing to get a credit or exchange what I had bought even for less than i had paid but I couldn't even get a sentence out. She kept repeating very loudly that it says no returns on the receipt and there is a sign at the checkout. She then just said "goodbye" loudly and in my face a couple of times. Wow what a way to treat people. This could have been handled so differently, without yelling or being abusive. Obviously the owner has no customer service experience whatsoever. This upset me so much and I will never go back . And no one there ever told me you couldn't return or exchange an item any time I shopped. I actually felt threatened by her as she followed me out of the store and wanted to know my name. I will continue to give to charities in other ways not there
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Sarah F.

BUYER BEWARE 🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫🚫If I could put zero stars I would! Do NOT shop at this store! After my mom called me almost in tears, after how she was treated by the founder of this nonprofit. She was EXTREMELY RUDE to me and my mother! My mother went into the store today to possibly make an exchange or get a refund for a purchases (beanie and scarf set) she had made a week ago. The beanie was fraying a bit and was too small. So my mom told the cashier she had a return, the cashier told another lady and my mom was asked to go all the way to the back of the store. As soon as she got to the back my mom showed the associate the hat her response was “it didnt look like it was fraying” My mom said “well it’s still too small and does fit my head”. Another woman who “apparently” is the “founder”started saying in a VERY LOUD VOICE “we don’t take returns, it’s on your receipt“ repeatedly... my mother hadn’t even gotten a word out and the founder said “you’re asking for something you don’t deserve”... my mom politely asked “ma’am can you stop yelling” the founder then proceeds to get upset that my mom called her ma’am. She then gets up and starts saying “GOOD BYE, GOOD BYE”. My mom has been a repeat customer, but has never returned anything before and no idea this policy existed. The founder of this “nonprofit” behavior today is unacceptable, unprofessional and uncalled for! We will NEVER step foot in this store again!!!!

Hannah G.

I love this place! I shop here all the time, even when I'm not buying anything because they always have the coolest stuff. I find gifts for everyone I know constantly, including myself!
I'm confused at some of the reviews about poor customer service. I've never experienced or seen anything like that and I'm in the store like once a week (I work around the conrer).
I even had a return one time .They typically do not take returns, they are a non-profit and most of their stuff is consignment or local artist stuff so that make sense (you dummies with the beanie scarf situation lol) but I purchased something that was defective. They were more than kind about it, exchanged the product and apologized for the inconvenience. No issues, the three different ladies I delt with were all sweet as can be.
I always justify shopping here because they are non profit and you even get to pick a charity to donate a portion of your purchase to! So I'm doing good deeds when I buy those leggings or coffee mug! 😆

Candace H.

I just encountered the craziest, rudest cashier I have ever encountered in my life at Angel Concepts! She had very very short dark hair, kinda looked like a wig hat actually and black glasses. She was no angel, for sure! I have been shopping at A.C. for years, but alas, I will not return. This woman seems very mentally ill, angry and is very aggressive and for that I feel sorry for her, but I'm not interested in being treated badly when I'm shopping. I did not deserve it. Too bad for them. It's hard for these types of boutique stores to survive, which is why I support them, but they are really making it even harder on themselves by driving their customers away. It's a great idea and wonderful to give back to the community, but what awfully poor implementation. Tsk Tsk Angry Concepts. Oh and I can guarantee you that the 5 star reviews are fake.

Courtney E.

Used to love this shop and what they stand for, but they’ve lost their mind during COVID. I am all for COVID restrictions, but there has to be some common sense going on.

They are complying with the state mandate wearing a mask, which I absolutely support. They however want you to use THEIR unmarked hand sanitizer bottle upon entering. First, I have a real problem you requiring me to put anything on my skin and I have an even bigger problem you are requiring me to put something on out of an unmarked bottle.

For the sake of wanting to shop I said whatever and complied. The problem came with my 18 month old. The lady asked to put it on her. I said no, she has highly sensitive skin and reacts to almost everything. Her follow up was then to make sure my toddler touched nothing while in the store. I don’t know if you’ve ever tried to have a toddler not touch anything in the child’s section of a store, but it’s not worth the battle. I choose to leave instead which is unfortunate because I was going there to specifically buy kids stuff from them.

It’s just sad they are letting fear drive their decision making instead of using the guidance of the medical community which 1) recommends hand washing as the best method. So if you are really concerned set up a washing station. And 2) says if that’s not available they recommend 60% alcohol hand sanitizer. Key word being recommended not required to both of those scenarios. This 5 year customer won’t be back.