Queen City General Store

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Queen City General Store is an independent lifestyle boutique in Denver, Colorado, offering a curated mix of new and vintage clothing, accessories, home goods, plants, beauty products, and gifts.

Denver, Colorado, United States

About Queen City General Store

Queen City General Store is a Denver-based lifestyle and fashion boutique known for its eclectic mix of new and vintage clothing, accessories, home goods, plants, beauty products, books, candles, and other curiosities. Located on East 13th Avenue in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, the shop emphasizes small, under‑the‑radar designers and thoughtfully curated items that blend fashion, home décor, and everyday essentials into a single, highly edited retail experience.([allbiz.com](https://www.allbiz.com/business/queen-city-general-store_13-720-458-0202?utm_source=openai))

A charge with the descriptor “SP QUEEN CITY GS 172-04580202 CO” likely represents an in‑store purchase processed via Shopify (the “SP” prefix) at Queen City General Store in Denver, Colorado, with “GS” standing for “General Store” rather than a gas station. Customers might see this charge after buying clothing, home goods, plants, cosmetics, or gifts in person, or potentially through an online checkout connected to the same Shopify account. The numbers in the descriptor (such as “172-04580202”) are usually internal transaction or terminal IDs used by the payment processor and do not correspond to the store number or address.

If you have questions about this charge, start by checking your email for a Shopify/Queen City General Store receipt around the transaction date, and review your card receipts or bank app for matching amounts. You can also compare the date to any recent visits you made to the shop in Denver. If something looks wrong, contact Queen City General Store directly using the phone or email listed on their website, or reach out to your card issuer to dispute unfamiliar charges. Bringing any in‑store paper receipt or order confirmation details will help the merchant or your bank locate the exact transaction more quickly.([allbiz.com](https://www.allbiz.com/business/queen-city-general-store_13-720-458-0202?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Queen City General Store.

  1. SP QUEEN CITY GS 172-04580202 CO

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement say "SP QUEEN CITY GS" instead of Queen City General Store?

The "SP" prefix indicates that your card was processed through Shopify’s payment system, and "GS" is an abbreviation for General Store. Together, "SP QUEEN CITY GS" refers to Queen City General Store in Denver, Colorado, even though the full name may not appear on your bank statement.

What kinds of purchases typically result in a charge from Queen City General Store?

Charges from Queen City General Store usually come from in‑person purchases of clothing, accessories, vintage items, plants, home décor, beauty products, books, candles, or small gifts made at their Denver boutique, or from an online order processed through their Shopify-powered checkout.

Does Queen City General Store offer subscriptions or recurring charges?

Queen City General Store primarily operates as a retail boutique, so most charges are one‑time purchases rather than subscriptions. If you see repeated charges of the same amount each month, review your email for any recurring orders or contact the store directly to confirm whether a standing order or special arrangement was set up.

How can I get a copy of my receipt for a Queen City General Store purchase?

If you provided an email address at checkout, look for a digital receipt from Queen City General Store or Shopify around the transaction date. For in‑store purchases without an email receipt, you can call or email the shop using the contact details on queencitygeneralstore.com and provide the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can look it up.

How do I request a return or refund for an item bought at Queen City General Store?

Review the return policy on queencitygeneralstore.com or on your original receipt, then contact the store directly—either by visiting in person or reaching out via phone or email. Have your receipt or order confirmation ready, along with the item in original condition, so staff can process your return or discuss store credit or exchanges according to their posted policy.

Is it normal to see a pending or slightly different amount from Queen City General Store before it finalizes?

Yes. When you pay, your bank may first show a pending authorization from Queen City General Store through Shopify Payments. This may appear as a temporary hold or show minor variations if a tip or adjustment was added before settlement. Once the transaction finalizes, the pending charge should update to the exact final amount.

How can I verify that a Queen City General Store charge is legitimate if I don’t recognize it?

First, check the date, amount, and city on the transaction against any recent trips to Denver or online orders from queencitygeneralstore.com. Search your email for "Queen City General Store" or Shopify receipts. If you still don’t recognize it, call the shop with the details so they can search their system; if they can’t locate a matching purchase, contact your card issuer to report or dispute the charge.

Can I contact Queen City General Store about a card charge even if I no longer have my paper receipt?

Yes. Queen City General Store can often look up transactions with the date, amount, and last four digits of your card. Provide a screenshot or exact wording of the statement line (including "SP QUEEN CITY GS" and the amount) when you call or email them so they can narrow down the transaction in their Shopify point‑of‑sale records.

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