Boot Barn in Hobbs, New Mexico, recently had their grand opening a couple of days ago…read more The western store is located in the Hobbs Junction Plaza in between Marshalls and PetSmart. I was a bit perturbed at not being welcomed when I came in today (October 17, 2025) and another I walked by who made eye contact with me said nothing, but shortly thereafter, three other employees came up to me, smiling asking if I needed assistance. I like most of their clothes, but I simply didn't see anything I was dying to have. At one point, I grabbed a boot jack which I desperately need, especially as I get older. Lol. A young staff member walked up to me and said, "Just to let you know, that's actually $29.99 not $19.99." She was re-labeling them as we spoke. That's precisely why I knocked off a star.

From the owner: What started out as one store in 1978 has since become the largest western and work wear retailer…read morein the nation. We say that our customers feed America, build America, and protect America. With an uncompromising desire to support the local communities we serve, we proudly offer the broadest selection of cowboy boots, work boots, western wear, workwear, western-inspired fashion, and outdoor gear. It is an honor to support the varying lifestyles of the people who make our country so great. Our vision is simple: to offer everyone a piece of the American spirit--one handshake at a time.

I'm a fan of Boot Barn in Lubbock, TX…read more My significant other and I went here to get his groomsmen attire for a cowboy wedding later this summer. We were having trouble finding the black label Cinch jeans as well as the right fit for a particular sportcoat. Two different staff members assisted us. I am unaware of the young lady's name as she came off as very modest, giving sales credit to the young man, Kash, who also helped us. (Very cool that Kash was named after Johnny Cash.) My SO wasn't satisfied with the cowboy hat selections, so we went elsewhere for that. Overall, this place has good Western wear selections at prices that are not completely outrageous.

Couldn't dream my new hat because their steamer was broke…read more.... Hat they had on sale was their store's brand..... seems alright so far, still a little tight on the temples..... Took hat to Cavender's, they steamed and creased it for free but I did tip the guy at the hat steamer $10 for his courtesy. Will buy my next one or other Western apparel from them from now on!!!!! My Justin roper boots were priced fairly reasonably and fit well, but could of got them, my hat, & hat band at Cavenders for the same or less price & not have to wait a week+ for it to come in from Dallas. Boot Barn...........Never Again!!!!!

Worst boot barn there is ! I mean for starters they have little teens working there that have a…read more attitude of some 3 yrs old . Not to mention they never ask "how are you doing" or "do you need any help " . They are by first the worst Boot barn ! In THE 432 ! Without a doubt management needs to clean out house .

I walked in this store looking for some boots and to shop around,employee waited on me at first…read morethen , the sales lady vanished haha , I wound up helping myself as usual, been in this place several times it's a joke they should rename the place Cody James Clothing Store , because that's all they sell, poor selection and overpriced at that, it's nothing special, but I guess it is for Midland TEXAS, way overpriced as well, they have sales but its on items that don't sell typical nothing impressive here , I recently traveled to Ft Worth and found some of the same boots much cheaper also good quality hats one single star all they get from me ,stay away go elsewhere you will find more/ better selection / at better prices .

I came to boot barn to find a pair of "everyday" boots I could wear at home, work, etc. Once you…read morewalk in you're greeted by the employees which is a good sight to see. This store has a large variety of boots, clothes, hats etc. Prices are relatively competitive in comparison to most western stores in the Basin. I was approached by a kid named Elyan. He introduced his self by his name & with a handshake. Super rare now-a-days but very good etiquette & professionalism in my opinion. I found several boots that interested me and eventually went over 3 pairs to see which one I would like best. He retrieved every boot in my size and asked if there were any others I would like to look at. He really went above and beyond to accommodate my search for the perfect pair. Elyan was also dressed to par and spoke with manners which is a huge plus in my book. All in all, I had a great experience coming here. I will keep coming to this Boot Barn because of the great products and the amazing service this store provided me in the short period of time I was there. Super satisfied and would definitely recommend anyone looking for western boots & clothes. Ask for Elyan if you make it. He wont disappoint.

From the owner: What started out as one store in 1978 has since become the largest western and work wear retailer…read morein the nation. We say that our customers feed America, build America, and protect America. With an uncompromising desire to support the local communities we serve, we proudly offer the broadest selection of cowboy boots, work boots, western wear, workwear, western-inspired fashion, and outdoor gear. It is an honor to support the varying lifestyles of the people who make our country so great. Our vision is simple: to offer everyone a piece of the American spirit--one handshake at a time.

Very dirty... to busy talking to each other or on phones. Not a very big selection of FR women…read moreclothing. Not a big selection at all of anything except men's clothes and boots. Wouldn't go back better prices elsewhere

Nice and clean well stocked with merchandise, friendly worker…read more Good place to get work boots and FR's at a good price.

Literally the kindest employees ever. My som got sick in their store and not one, not two, but 4…read moreemployees rushed to help us. Got him water and some plastic bags for the truck ride home. 10/10 recommend this location.

From the owner: What started out as one store in 1978 has since become the largest western and work wear retailer…read morein the nation. We say that our customers feed America, build America, and protect America. With an uncompromising desire to support the local communities we serve, we proudly offer the broadest selection of cowboy boots, work boots, western wear, workwear, western-inspired fashion, and outdoor gear. It is an honor to support the varying lifestyles of the people who make our country so great. Our vision is simple: to offer everyone a piece of the American spirit--one handshake at a time.

This mall is a nice size. There were plenty of stores in here, but a lot of space. They still…read morehave the play area and there were kids all over the place! They were having a great time! It was so nice to see. We didn't go all the way through the mall but hit up a few stores. There is a pretty good selection of stores in here. Many of your typical stores are in here.

Of course I'm a fan of South Plains Mall…read more Lubbock is the closest place to me for options. I laugh at Nickie B.'s comment from 2/3/2022: "Always busy, lots of shoppers from NM, a little sketchy sometimes but overall it is a decent mall." As if us New Mexicans cause said sketchy tendencies. LOL. Most of the New Mexicans I personally know are former born and raised Texans! Lol... Parking is free and scattered in flat lots all around. My mom used to take us kids school shopping here before school started each August. And to get away from the heat. Still a fan.

Nothing ruins a shopping experience faster than commission-driven scavenger sales tactics…read more I walked into the store intending to buy a pair of boots. Not a single salesperson offered assistance while I browsed. I found a pair on my own, tried them on, and selected the boots I wanted without any help from the staff. As I was walking to the register with the boots in hand, a salesperson suddenly appeared and asked whether anyone had helped me. I told him no. He then followed me to the register, wrote something down on a yellow pad, removed a few stickers from the boots, and walked away. When I asked the cashier what that was about, she explained that he was claiming credit for the sale. Credit for what, exactly? He provided no assistance, answered no questions, made no recommendations, and played no role in my purchase decision. Yet he still wanted commission credit for a sale he had absolutely nothing to do with. Honestly, I should have canceled the purchase on the spot. The only reason I completed the transaction was because I needed the boots for an event that day. The entire experience left a bad taste in my mouth. There are plenty of western wear stores that value customer service and earn their sales honestly. Because of this experience, I will not be returning to Cavender's.

My fiancée was searching for an American brand cowboy hat for an upcoming wedding where he'll stand…read moreas a groomsman. Boot Barn had zero options for him. We got to Cavender's and I knew right away he would find the one... There were two options. The first he liked, but didn't love for about $250. The second he loved and ended up getting for about $477 (including tax). I say get what you love and look better for it because cowboy hats are sacred. (Listen to Chris Ledoux's "This Cowboy's Hat.) Austin was our patient and soft-spoken hat shaper. I'll be back to check out Anderson Bean boots for myself. I made some notes based on our female cashier's recommendations for better fitting boots for my platypus-foot 10-year-old daughter. Lol. (But she really does have wide feet.)

Never again will I be coming here! I was shopping around the store with my family, and I've noticed…read morethat everyone in the store were watching us and following us. I also went to the fitting room and they took my clothes away. They also called security and he was following me and my family. They were all super rude and mean. I still went and bought all my stuff and the girl in the front was super super rude ! Just go to boot barn

Very poor customer service follow you around like a thief spent $ 200.00 . Very unprofessional....read more

Whenever my friends & family have birthdays for all their younger kiddos, my first inclination for…read moreclothes & shoes is to check out Shoe Choo Train. This adorable children's boutique is located in the North Vista Plaza on Bender Blvd in Hobbs, NM. Parking is free & ample. Sizes range from newborns up to youth size 8, however, they sometimes go s bit higher and will be going up to size 10-12 for the next drop. Speaking of, they will have new looks coming out in a couple weeks from 1/6/2023. Today they had 50% off on Christmas apparel & December selections. There is a section for newborns & infants to the far back left. For dance moms & dads, they have a considerably large selection of dance shoes & leotards available. I'm a fan!