Took my favorite but well worn hat and 2 pair of boots. Excellent job on the 1/2 soles and heel…read morecaps were expertly done. They have earned my boot repair business and I get a fair amount worked on yearly. The most impressive job was on the hat they blocked for me. I have had this hat for over 10 years and it got worn a lot. It fit perfectly but was getting worn out. Capital Hatters measure the hat ask some questions and 6 weeks later I picked up an expertly cleaned hat with a new lining and sweat band. It looked brand new. I wish I took some before pictures, but I have been recommending them to all my friends. They have a great selection of straw hats as well as felts. They do a custom hats. I am very likely to give them a try there as well.

Very nice people. They are helpful, and they have a great selection of products. Much preferred…read moreover the corporate placed in town.

We originally went into the store in the last week of January for a quote to get some clothing…read moremade. We then were told to email the images needed to be printed onto the clothing to All About sports email. I hadn't heard anything back and decided to go to the store and see if something was missing from my email. This was on 2/14/25 after being told I would get a email response back. So now that it has been three weeks, I was told everything looks good and that it was a busy time of year due to sports and how much printing they were doing. I completely understand and paid in store that same day for the clothing to be ordered and prints to be put onto the clothing. I was told that the clothing would be ordered and should be in store the next week and printing should be completed the following week so I was expecting around a 2/28/25 finish date. After checking back in again last week I was told the clothes were in store and that they were just waiting on what font we needed on a certain area of the design. The font had been the hold up but I was never contacted by email or phone to ask about it. I had to go into the store to ask what's the hold up before I was told about the font question and within 10 minutes, I was able to provide the font and the design was ready. I was told the print should happen last week and be ready for pickup this week (the week of 3/10/25). I decided to check in today and see where we were at and was told "most likely we were waiting on clothes to come in and the artwork took a longer time create so the screen print will be done this weekend and be ready early next weekend" after being told the previous week the clothes were in and ready to be printed any day. This entire process has been a disaster for a small business like us trying to get some clothing made and I am very unimpressed with the communication. I will not be coming back here again for business.

I have nothing but great things to say about this business. They have done all of our business…read morebranding and always do a great job.

You would think just by reading the sign to the place that it's going to be a really intense…read moreframing store, but what caught my attention driving by were all the used books on carts outside. I figured it didn't hurt to drop in just to see their selection. You first walk into the framing side of the store that also houses a lot of neat signs and house knickknacks, candles, etc. The adjoining store attached to it is for booklovers such as myself. Used paperbacks are my specialty and I love them more than new hardbacks. Every book in the store was less than $3.77 with most on the clearance rack going for .50. They even had bundled books for certain authors (Dean Koontz, James Patterson, and Janet Evanovich, etc.) that would still go for $3.77 for three of them. I ended up finding a great find on the perfect coffee table book, a sign for my woman cave room, and 4 softbacks that came out to 14 bucks! Four stars for them not having the greatest selection on travel and books related to food/cooking. Those were a bit outdated.

My family has been using Frames, Etc. for many years. They have always been helpful, chipper and…read morequick. Julie has excellent taste and is available for advice if you need it! They have a huge selection of previously owned books - good for avid readers that don't mind purchasing used. Also, it generally smells good. A ploy to cause you to stay longer and browse, I'm sure of it!

Once again some of the friendliest and knowledgeable yarn stores around. And great book store tooread more

We went the day after opening day, had a nice conversation with the owners and of course left with…read moresome nice goodies. Great new book selection, as well as yarns, candles, and other bookish items. Im happy to have a new bookstore close by.

The owner is SUPER SWEET! They are a smaller clothing boutique and I always find my little one…read moresomething cute. It's mostly greeted to kiddos, but every now and then I find me a cute shirt and earrings!

We saw this location near the restaurant next door, so we went in to check it out. They have a lot…read moreof neat vintage items like records, clothing, and more. I didn't find anything her,e but it was fun to look around. It's also pretty popular, so it got crowded really quickly, so we left. Parking is out front. You're also right next to a landmark coal tower.

Great friendly staff & neat vintage items!! Highly recommended!! Luv this outlet & Thurber!!read more

When we moved to Granbury, we downsized. Initially we took our no longer needed items to Goodwill…read more Then we learned how much the CEO at Goodwill makes. It's a lot, around 500,000 dollars per year. A contractor friend then told us about Boys and Girls of America, so we started taking things there. We learen everything earned at the resale shop (on 377) stays in Hood County. Nice. Then our neighbor started volunteering at People Helping People (PHP), which we did not know about. We identified more with PHP and what they do. No one gets paid. It's all 100% volunteer, all the way to the top. We even saw a past Granbury mayor volunteering here! So now we take our items to PHP, and have even shopped here. There are two, indoor, resale shops. When we need something, we come here first. I found a great pair of matching cufflinks and tie bar here. Thúy got some nice knives to use in the garden and some cake pans. So now PHP is our go to place for donating, and shopping for hard to find items. Regarding donations of items, from: https://granburyphp.org/donate.html#/ Gently used Clothing and Furniture: In addition, PHP accepts donations of any gently used items (except mattresses) during business hours on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays between 8 AM to 2 PM.

We moved here from Houston late last year and had quite a lot to donate , clothing, TVs, furniture,…read moredecor items and Christmas decorations. They welcomed it all and are all so friendly and helpful.

Very nice western store with unique items and furniture. I do not live in the area but when I'm in…read moreGranbury, I always stop in to see whats new.

We've all been around Texas hitting those "unique" shops in places like Fredericksburg, Round Top,…read moreand so on...Takes alot to surprise me these days as I blast around TX in my convertible. Visiting the Wagon Yard was near perfect on a recent trip to Granbury. Allow me to explain. South of North Texas you'll find in recent years newly made in Mexico metal signs with minimal tack weld featuring everything from Longhorns, Aggies, Wine, Bar's open...etc. Point being I found every room unique and a bit above the norm for Texas kitsch. Ok, a few things are a carbon copy. Yet, I found some excellent pottery and signs that I haven't seen before. Alot of aviation options, and furniture that seems to be from the area with options for customization. Glad I took a stroll a half block of the square and visited the Wagon Yard.