Beautiful store full of authentic Mexican goodies, a lot of Mexican known brands and some well…read moreknown ones to such as Stetson and Tombstone. Wonderful customer service and good prices on boots, range from $159-600. They do cleanings and moldings in cowboy hats as well for either $28 for either or $48 if it's a cleaning+molding. Beautiful store for a beautiful culture. Wrong phone number Correct one is (801) 607-5907

Very good store i got every summer to buy hats and belt bucks. Prices are low and quality is high.read more

A little taste of LA in Provo... this shop has catered to rockstars and NBA players, expect higher…read moreprices on items compared to other thrifts in the area. You'll find some expertly curated streetwear in here, props to the folks behind Thrifthood for this.

Warmly greeted by Carson - he gave me a short intro about the store and what they sell/offer. This…read moreis super helpful as it was my first time to venture into this gem! They offer lots of sports jerseys, shirts, jackets, and LOTS of shoes (almost all the name brand sneakers, tennis shoes). Great place to find a treasure!

What The Meadows loses in convenience (it's definitely a drive-a-round shopping center rather than…read morewalk-a-round) it makes up in the quality of its shops. For me, the feather in its cap is the Rodizio Grill, a definite step-up from the other Brazilian carve-of-the-skewer, all-you-can eat restaurants (Tucanos and Braza, I'm talking to you). It's a great "dinner and a movie" shopping center with a Cinemark megaplex right next door to the Rodizio, as well as a Pier 49 Pizza and Firehouse Subs close by. The Meadows is also a good place for the department store lover: Target, Kohls, Gordman's, Michaels, Ulta, HomeGoods, Walmart; Bed, Bath, and Beyond; Best Buy, and Ross. You'll also find an epic "Spirit Halloween" store there in the fall. It's got room to grow. The Applebee's that went under makes me think the locals expect quality ... I'm hoping to se more like Rodizio in the future! They could take a page from a very similar outdoor-type shopping center in Taylorsville and put up a lot more signage to make driving around easier. Still, a nice shopping center that I hope grows and grows!

I wish I could give this place 6 stars!…read more I never find anything better priced than anywhere else, I tell all my friends about it and hope that this store does really well, couldn't ask for more

Shipping time was extremely long. Just to get the baseball pants for them not to be the same Nike…read morebrand that they said they were. Different material, fit and sizing. Paid to ship to me and then had to pay shipping to return that was taken off my original purchase. Stay away from this company!

I may be trippin'…read more Some three weeks ago I was wandering through the Layton Hills Mall and came across a self-proclaimed "indigenous gift shop" called Maky Arts. It was a retail store with a mishmash of products: Peruvian coats (for every, yes your reading this correctly, every NFL team); stuffed animals (mostly small dogs); toys including light-shooting rifles (you also heard this right); gigantic animal-themed dreamcatchers; Navajo-type rugs; doll accessories; Baja jackets; and an eclectic variety other things that would take me hours to describe. And then at the University Mall, I saw it all again. Except this place is RUNA Arts. I rubbed my eyes, I went to the food court and ate a Stromboli and Diet Pepsi to recharge my internal batteries. I went back to the site where I had my possible hallucination .... but it was STILL THERE. Did some Peruvian siblings named Maky and Runa have a falling out, split the family wares, and head in opposite directions on I-15? Did the name "Runa" not test well with audiences? Am I missing the nuances of a very slender difference between two totally different stores? Whatever the case, both are wonderful, eclectic, original stores that give their malls a one-of-a-kind gem. Okay, maybe two-of-a-kind ... but awesome nonetheless.

Absolutely LOVE this little shop. So much to look at and there's some great decorationing ideas you…read morecan see. The refinishing of old things turned new and sappy chic/ creative and fun.

I was in dire need of some serious tailoring mastery and Sarah took me under her supportive care…read more Sarah has an immaculate eye for detail and takes serious pride in her work. It's through her that I discovered the difference between an authentic tailor and a seamstress. I am looking forward to my fittings with her in the near future and will be a customer of hers for life. Just stop by the University Mall and watch a master at her craft work. Very pleased and will recommend to all of my new friends here in Utah thanks again Sarah.

This is my second custom suit in about 18 months. I was happy with the fit and quality of the…read morefirst. Passed by her and needed a wedding suit for family wedding. Hard to recommend this company. At the end of the day I am currently wearing suit pants from a $100 suit that fits better than those from formed fit. My suit pants and all my shirts had to be competent remade because of poor measurements. I cautioned not to make the pants too tight but told the style. Pants are too tight. The shirts I have fit well, but the material was much cheaper than expected. I have basic Nordstroms shirts and non of the three shirts compares to that quality / softness to the skin. My favorites are from my last custom order, different company, in fit and quality. The collars have collar stays sewn inside... Never have that- buttons or holes for collar stays. In short, when I think of what to wear to impress, it should be my newest custom suit abd that is not the case. On a side note- I'm pretty sure Ty, who left a review here worked at formed fit and may have even measured me, lol.