Such a great spot to stop for some high quality pieces! Their holiday and seasons drops are always…read moreeye-catching. Do yourself a favor and stop in, you won't regret it!

I wish I could recommend this store. They like it when your buying and will go the extra mile…read more.However if you have an issue with defective merchandise they don't don't care and basically it's "tough luck". buyer beware!

The owners of Crazy Fox have been test marketing their own high-end clothing out of China from…read moremanufacturers who produce for name brand lables throughout the United States. The majority of the US textile industry went to China. One of the new owners is originally from China who understands the market decided to bring in some high quality garments and assessories that are not mass produced. The problem is the care instructions on these garmets are not in English. Not that everything in the store is from China ether. This only amounts to a small percentage of their overall inventory. Margaret O'Leary. Paper Label, pink wheels and indigenous are still carried along with locally designed clothing and other well-known lables. It's the idea that China produced clothing is somehow both inferior and cheap in quality which is far from being true. With everything there's good and bad. In the case of Crazy Fox they have beautiful silks, Cashmeres and wools from China. If sold under American lables we are accustomed too seeing would cost three times what they have things priced for and their clothing is manufactured in China too. Crazy Fox will eventually have their own labels before long to clear up any confusion with what they are selling. As for the care instructions those are easily translated for the buyers by the associates who are knowledgeable with all the different materials used in making the garments. Don't judge to quickly because they have beautiful and unique items not found anywhere else.

The clothing selection is fantastic. Designer clothing many items made by local designers. Staff is…read morevery helpful and knowledgeable.

I built a wardrobe here! The store is gorgeous and the staff…read moreknows clothes and help you strategize by remembering what you have bought before! I love the affectionate greeter dog, Snowflower. If you miss out on something you wanted..not to fret because new things come in constantly ,ordered with care and dreamy sense. That fact makes shopping here like an adventure! To summerize.. you get personal care by a staff willing to help you make awesome parings, who have sensible and yet exciting ways to help you make your whole wardrobe as dreamy as the whole store and its contents!

What a delightful experience this was! Was greeted warmly, offered water and asked if I wanted any…read moreguidance through the store --was I looking for something in particular? I said I'd start by browsing and would ask questions if needed. I loved the way things were laid out so to find colors and styles that would suit me. In fact, there was so so much that that I looked at, savoring the lovely choices and the wonderful fabrics, inspiring! I picked out a couple of pieces (with some gentle guidance, thank you! ) one a bit whimsical for what I usually wear (stretchy, beautifully designed houndstooth pants) , but oh my, I can already see how it fits with my little nubby white sweater or the flowing sleeves black top I have at home. Also found the perfect, soft as silk shirt, just the right amount of slouchy, but so figure-flattering. Then there were earrings, like I've never seen before, but it felt like they were just made for me. Hoops with just a hint of a star on front and backside, somewhere in between silver, fading to burnished bronze -- someone made these absolutely by hand with care. What treasures! I live in Arizona, but had often heard about this place from friends. So glad I took the trip out to Santa Fe to shop here! Well, truth be told I came to Ojo Santa Fe Hotsprings, and Bodhi Bazaar was a cherished memorable destination, as part of this lovely getaway.

Lovely selection of merchandise. They were vendors at the Balloon Fiesta in Alburquerque! We did…read morea lot of Christmas and Birthday shopping here. I really like the choices I had and the quality of the items.

Best prices and great quality with helpful staff in Old town Santa fe…read more Can definitely include more items to be a 5 star shopping spot!

Very helpful staff who gave us a map of the city after we finished shopping. The shop is one of…read moreseveral inside of this mall.

I have really enjoyed shopping at Chuparosa. It is located in a historic building near the St…read moreFrancis Hotel in Santa Fe. Discovered it about a year ago and continue to find beautiful, unique, high quality fashions there. The service is friendly and helpful. I look forward to going in to see what is new.

I've bought things from Fabrizio for nearly 30 years. Went in recently and was delighted to see…read morethat they are carrying. Stenströns linen shirts, a beautiful Swedish brand of great quality which I have had a really hard time finding in the US. Bought a couple and I will be back!

a beaut of a focused store- great men's clothing ( a rarity in Sante Fe) focused on Italian brands…read more Leans dressy casual to casual, consistent with local needs

I'm visiting Santa Fe for the first time and wanted to poke around the shops on the main plaza…read more Most of these stores are overly touristy with questionable quality turquoise and over-the-top hippy garb that hippies and hipsters would never be caught wearing. However, that is not my biggest concern. What I set out to do was to find an alpaca (or at least a rather soft) blanket, and what I experienced going from store to store was rather discriminatory. I am a 21-year-old woman who could not get the attention of a sales person to save my life (and these stores were almost completely empty). While I was in Dragonfly, the sales woman (approx. 50) was attending to another customer who was trying on a skirt. When the sales woman saw me heading towards the blankets, after I had been puttering around the store for a couple of minutes without so much as a "hello," her comment to me was "Hi. Oh those are each $40. Is that going to work for you?" she said as she took the blanket away from my hands. I'm 21. I'm 5'10". I'm wearing a black French Connection sweater with jean shorts, and sporting Ray-Bans on top of my head. Not to sound materialistic, but I did not just come off the streets to rub my grubby hands all over your nice blankets. I am looking to buy one. So treat me like a customer, dammit! The condescension continued throughout the exchange, and though I should have just left and called her out on her age-discrimination, I really wanted the blanket. HOWEVER, THE PARTY DOES NOT STOP THERE! I experienced this similar age-profiling in Keshi, a zuni fetish store down on Don Gaspar street, where I had to hunt down a sales woman and ask her to sell me the fetish I had chosen. This experience somewhat paled in comparison to the Dragonfly store. It was absolutely ridiculous how condescending that woman was because I was young. Hate to break to y'all touring in Santa Fe, but this is profiling is common throughout the entire plaza area, and likewise if you are a middle-aged woman with a purse, sales people will target you aggressively, whether it be through your own shopping weaknesses or your kids.

Absolutely loved this little bakery. They treat the food as spectacular as they treat the guests. I…read morehad the chocolate ganache with what I believe to be cherries on top. I really wanted something chocolate and this did the trick. Very rich and smooth with just a hint of tartness to it. The atmosphere is complete bliss. Love, love, love this place.

I love this place because:…read more - One of the few places near the Plaza open until 7 PM, so I can shop after work. - Amazing, diverse selection of the finest vintage Native American jewelry and the most interesting and innovative contemporary artists. - Superb customer service. There is always a friendly, helpful staff member available. They are patient and never make me feel pressured. They treat everyone the same. I'm not a "high roller," but they go out of their way to make me feel welcomed. - Honest prices. They treat their regular customers very well and will work with me to find something within my budget. Their inventory is high quality, meaning nothing in the shop is cheap, but I know I'm getting authentic Native American jewelry and always feel that I'm getting good value. - I actually work in the industry myself and when I don't have what my customers are looking for, I send them here because I know they'll have a good experience.

This is a follow up to the general manager's response to my complaint that you sold me a fake stone…read morefor $1000.00. I took the stone, that fell out to Prestige Jewelry in Manhattan Beach Ca. And then took it to Taos Indian Trading Co. in Torrance Ca for a second opinion. The owner, who grew up and had a shop in Taos and is familiar with Sleeping Beauty turquoise said the stone you provided is plastic. Perhaps your supplier is fooling you. Perhaps you're not inspecting your inventory. Of course I had to pay for the Persian replacement stone. Also, what is the glue mark on the back of your stone? Please see photos I have included.