Cuff & Crease Clothier | 1115 Acoma Street, Denver, CO
Leased! Expanded Golden Triangle Studio for Custom Suit Maker
| Type | Space Size | Year Built | Zoning | Average Rate | Initial Term | Close Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retail/Creative Studio | 683 SF | 1904/2024 | D-GT | Contact Broker | 3 Years | May 23, 2026 |
Cuff & Crease, a bespoke clothing studio founded in 2019 by Nathan, has leased a 684 SF studio at 1115 Acoma Street in Denver’s Golden Triangle neighborhood. The transaction includes a 3-year initial term with a renewal option.
After outgrowing its original Golden Triangle studio, Cuff & Crease needed a larger space to support expanded production, client consultations, fittings, and continued business growth. The new studio is located within the historic Evans School, a 1904 Denver landmark now reimagined as Schoolyard: an adaptive-reuse, mixed-use destination featuring lifestyle retail, creative workspace, and the Schoolyard Beer Garden.
The project was a natural fit for the brand. The building’s historic character, natural light, thoughtful tenant mix, and activated environment aligned with Cuff & Crease's identity, while the Golden Triangle location allowed the business to remain rooted in the neighborhood where it was founded.
Located immediately south of the Denver Art Museum and near the State Capitol, History Colorado, Civic Center Park, and some of Denver’s most established cultural institutions, the new studio places Cuff & Crease in the heart of one of the city’s most creative and design-oriented districts.
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Transaction Highlights
684 SF retail and creative studio space
3-year initial term with renewal option
Located within Schoolyard at the historic Evans School
Historic architectural character and abundant natural light
Landlord-provided plumbing rough-in for a sink to support coffee service and complimentary cocktails
Strong tenant mix in an elevated adaptive-reuse environment
Welcome to Denver’s Golden Triangle Neighborhood
Denver’s Golden Triangle is defined by its concentration of cultural institutions, civic landmarks, design-focused businesses, and creative operators. Anchored by the Denver Art Museum, History Colorado, the Clyfford Still Museum, and Civic Center Park, the neighborhood draws a steady mix of visitors, professionals, residents, and arts patrons.
With its blend of galleries, restaurants, retail, museums, and historic architecture, the Golden Triangle remains one of Denver’s most established creative corridors and a fitting home for a growing clothing studio.
Tenant represented by Montana Rae of Curated Commercial Real Estate.
