I bring my family here every time they visit. This place is a wonderland. My sister is a vintage/consignment aficionado and LOVES this store. The boots and hats and vintage western wear are out of this world. You cannot find a better selection of unique western wear anywhere else. Skip the touristy plaza shopping and come here for true one of a kind vintage and gently used finds! read more

They are rude, it's totally understandable they don't want consignment but they don't have to make such an incredible low offer and then hand back the clothes a nicely folded, cleaned clothes in a crumpled ball read more

Love this place. Yesterday I found a beautiful 30" strand of heavy Navajo coin pearls. I really love them but I wasn't sure about the price. I wanted to shop around to see if I could find something comparable at a lower price. They were kind enough to hold it for me. I went to Shalanko Traders, one of my other go-to places in Santa Fe for beautiful old silver and turquoise jewelry. I pawed through three big baskets of sterling silver beads and learned that the price I was offered at Double Take was exceptionally good. I went back and purchased it - and I am so happy I did. It is an heirloom piece! BTW: The young lady helping me was extremely lovely. I appreciated that she did not put pressure on me; she allowed me the spaciousness to decide for myself what was right for me. I really appreciated her graciousness. read more

This store is a scam. At first blush it looks like a western enthusiasts paradise. The prices are ABSRUDLY INFLATED. I spent my time in the western section, "The Ranch" and in the upstairs furniture section. The prices are just obscene compared to new items by the same brand, other vintage stores in the area carrying similar items, and online. A simple sterling buckled western belt from a quality brand should not and does not cost $300+ if it is a common item from 25 years ago. A low quality copper saute pan does not cost $200. It is not mauviel or some other established brand. It was a thin bottomed, low quality pan. 6 low quality plastic, fake antler steak knives with low quality blades are not $36! An old no-name cracked factory made womens belt with no buckle is not $36 either! The bolos, belts, western shirts, turquoise accessories, kitchenware, etc. are outrageously inflated. Dont double take at this scam. read more

Yes sister was really big and the helpers were friendly. I enjoyed it and I found three gems to take home which is always fun. They had a dressing room and everything was well marked and sized in order which I prefer. I would come back next time. read more

So. Many. Treasures. My favorite place to shop. There's always something amazing to find. The vintage pieces are my favorite! There's also furniture, western stuff, and tons of things you'd never expect to discover. Reasonably priced as well! read more

My wife and I were there a couple of weeks ago and the staff was super friendly! They made us feel so welcome. I found a great trail jacket and my wife found a few things for herself. Highly recommend and the place is packed with merchandise read more

Amazing selection great prices. This is the place to go. Flannel shirts boots jewelry blankets. Most at consignment prices

My daughter and I drove 90 minutes from Taos to shop at Double take. When we arrived, we learned there is no public rest room, and when we inquired, we were told to walk 2 blocks (in the Santa Fe sun) to the Design Center. At the Design Center we located the restrooms, but they were locked with a keyed entry. We were able to find an employee who gave us the code. The restroom was dirty but usable. (Santa Fe has been criticized in the press for it's lack of rest rooms for visitors) A store the size of Double Take should have a restroom for it's shoppers. Back @ Double Take we were unimpressed with the clothing selection so we climbed a flight of stairs (there is no elevator) to visit the art and antique area. In that section of the store we encountered an overly friendly employee who kept babbling at us and asking questions. It's hard to shop when someone is hovering over you. There really aren't too many antiques up there. Some of the stuff is vintage, and although not high-end, is high priced. More interesting pieces can be found at Stephen's,The Raven, Look What the Cat Dragged In and Barkin' Attic where the help acknowledge you, then let you shop. They also have rest rooms and better parking. Parking At Double take is very limited. Although I will probably return (if I can find a parking space!) because it no doubt has frequent turn over of merchandise, and it's possible to find a gem, I would only mention Double Take to friends with the warning...NO RESTROOM and LOUSY PARKING. If you don't find a parking space, just move on to the next Santa Fe consignment shop; there are many out there. Barbara Schultz, Taos, NM read more

I just went to the clothing and women's accessories side It is a good place to rummage Not exceptional cloths Found a great leather bag Friendly staff read more

My favorite pastime is thrifting and I REALLY feel cheated when I go into a thrift store and sweaters are $50 and freaking boots are 150! What the hell are you thinking Santa Fe? Just because Oprah and Sting have homes in the area doesn't mean you can overcharge, especially in thrift stores! Don't get me wrong, I love Santa Fe, and yes, I haven't technically ever lived there, and have been "visiting" for 30 of my 34 years (and I am a Texan, sort of), BUT please get over your richy-rich bullshit, admit that is an awesomely beautiful place with a rich history, and have a normal freaking thrift store. Double Take's inventory was primo, but my proletariat-bolshevik-work-class-woody gutherie-born again california liberal rage was seething at the site of the price tags. read more

My friend and I both agreed this store is one of the most well appointed vintage stores we'd ever experienced. Definitely some treasures to be found in here. I will come back to Santa Fe just to visit this store again! read more

This place was so fun! I loved looking around at all the amazing deals. My husband and I both found vintage leather jackets at a bargain. Best experience. Would love to go back next time we visit. Best shopping in Santa Fe in my experience. read more

I've been frequenting this store for the past 23 years. First of all, let's be clear - it is NOT a 'thrift store'. Thrift stores contain tons of junk that you would never want, and you have to spend a lot of time sifting through everything in hopes of finding something of interest. At Double Take, they spend countless hours going through the tons of stuff that people bring by, and are very particular about what they choose to take and sell. Susan and her staff go to great lengths to create a lovely atmosphere, and a store that is filled with beautiful and desirable merchandise. My children grew up wearing virtually all Double Take threads, and when I feel like a little something new without paying a fortune, I'll always go there first. read more

Wow. I almost didn't go here because other reviewers said the prices are "high". Are you kidding? This isn't a thrift store so you won't find items for $1. It's a consignment store that focuses on high quality items without damage. They have ski boots and pants in mint condition. I found a Banana Republic dress with the tags still on it for $15. I walked away with 5 dresses (two wedding worthy) for $73. Please tell me where the rest of you are shopping because that (to me) is a great deal! (Ok, so I did steer clear of the $60 used shoes, but I guess they were some designer brand originally priced at $250. Whatever.) read more

Oh I love Double Take! I always find a treat for myself when I'm in there! Last time I found an exceptional pair of vintage Bruno Magli silver leather sandals to wear for a wedding- so pretty. I love their color-coded label sales, something you like is always on discount. The ladies behind the register pretty much keep to themselves so you're free to just poke around and find a little something sparkling with sequins... I don't think this a place to find clothing you "need," but you will find things you can't live without. read more

What I liked: The insanely well curated selection of vintage western and Mexican folk wear, including tons of boots, hats, and sterling + turqoise jewelry. There's an impressive amount of bakelite jewelry as well. Everything is nicely merchandised and unlike many stores that sell used/vintage goods, it doesn't smell bad here. This leads me to believe items are laundered or dry cleaned before hitting the racks. The contemporary upscale/designer section is tasteful, with items in pristine condition. The gentleman I spoke with was very friendly and helpful, as was the female employee who was also working the day I came in. What I didn't like: I'm deducting 1 star from my rating because the prices on several of the vintage items are well beyond their current market value. As a vintage dealer of 17 years myself I respect that some things are very hard to find these days, cost more to acquire, and deserve premium prices. Charging double or triple what NY dealers charge for comparable items though?!? read more

It you like being F O L L O W E D and E Y E D from the store staff this is the place to go! Friends and i went in to look for Christmas Gifts, instead of having a good time, we felt unwanted and watched for no reason. We had money, we were looking for gifts. Worsted Place Ever! read more

We were staying nearby and decided to walk down and just look inside. This is one of the best consignment shops I've ever been in. The selection is great with a variety of brands including several nicer, higher end ones. I had looked at some clothing in shops by the Plaza, but I found the same brands here at a lower price and in excellent condition. The store is well organized and easy to navigate. There are changing rooms as well. I wish I had had more time. The staff was extremely nice and helpful too. I will definitely be back the next time I'm in Santa Fe. read more

Selling at this place is highly irritating, but I found a pair of gold and emerald earrings for $30 once bc nobody saw the hidden markings indicating "gold" so try your luck! read more

Double Take is a very cool store. It has a little of everything, from home decor, to clothes, to art, much jewelry, and boots. BOOTS!!! Holy cupcake Batman this is the place for boots. I got a great pair of Donald J Pliner boot/mules, that made my mouth water. And, I got them for an amazing price, versus the $300+ price tag that would be normal. I wouldn't say that every price is amazing, there seem to be a few overpriced things, but man oh man can you wander for hours. Santa Fe Thrift is a very different beast than your typical thrift store. The quality level can sometimes blow your mind. Plus, if you just like browsing thrift stores and you are in Santa Fe on holiday, I'd say, you would have a great time taking a mosey through Double Take. read more

I'm going to split the difference here. It's hard to think of a thrift store with (some) prices this high. But you can still find some cheap-os if you look. And the clothes (mostly jackets and boots, duh) that are not thrift store price are well beyond thrift store nice. Whaddayagonnado? It's Santa Fe. read more

No Miles, like I said I will never never never come back. I don't care about your specifics of how you justify ripping off your community. This is a second hand store that resells target items Walmart items and buys new clothing from places like h&m or clearance gap and then double or triple the markup. You treat customers that come in to trade or consign like garbage. Your employees are miserable, all of them, look like they are working in a sweatshop. I'm tired of it, of you and your worship of the all mighty dollar. All your business does is gentrify a historic neighborhood and fill it with cheap assholes. Such as yourselves. Here's a thought, honesty over money. Integrity for the community. Pay your employees a decent wage so their suffering doesn't spill all over the store. And clean that fucking place already! I could go on and on, but I've had enough ! #downwithdoubletake #yousuckandweknowit #GREED #soOVERit Ok, look. I have shopped there for a long time but hate myself every time I leave. Like today. I bought a handful of items and when I got home, realized the brand. We have that store in town. I went over to see if they had similar items and low and behold, the same exact things I had purchased where in stock. For half the price. Retail- at half the price. I am so beyond pissed off I can't believe I fell for your sucker pricing again. I will never never never come back to that money sucking abyss, you should be absolutely ashamed of yourself for the low trades you do and then turn around and mark up regular ass items so extremely high. I hope your rent triples and you are put out of business immediately. Disgusting read more

Vintage goodness! After scowering several boot boutiques, i quickly realized that I wouldn't be able to afford the hand made $1000, so I sought out another option. Double Take is a vintage cowgirl and boy's heaven. Used cowboy boots line the back walls. WIth racks of apparel and accessories throughout the store. After super friendly assistance and a little cowboy boot fitting 101, I started the selection process. Leather, lizard, snake, tall, short, you take your pick. The perfectly worn red and camel snakeskin and leather pair were the big winners. I'd love to go back and pick up that long leather coat or maybe the fun faux-fur number that tried to reel me back in on my way to lunch. read more

Double Take is great! My favorite concept about double take is that they weed out all of the shabby used clothing for you, meaning there is more cool, gently used, like new clothing ready for you on the rack. All of this in expensive downtown Santa Fe! I found three really nice used, brand name dress shirts for less than one new shirt at Dillards. I Also found a high quality suit for a fraction of what I would pay anywhere else. Not only that, but I had "Nimah" give his fashion advice to help me through making my purchases. At one point, both Nimah and my wife were picking out ties to go with my suit. For a man who should put more effort into his wardrobe, I sure felt in capable hands to have two sets of eyes helping me with my wardrobe decisions. Everyone was extremely nice, professional and seemed to have a good sense of fashion. What a service Double Take provides Santa Feans. Thank you! After reading other's negative reviews: True, Double Take may be a little more expensive than Goodwill or the Salvation Army second hand stores, but I think the quality of clothing you're going to find at Double Take is overall better. Not to say that you're not going to make some good finds at either of the other used hand stores, just that you're going to have to search a lot harder. read more

Fabulous selection of jewelry. I discovered here that i really do prefer the vintage style indian and silver & turquoise jewelry,,, man do they have a great selection! There is a huge back room where some of the newer less precious finds are. The more rare and expensive stuff is in the front room in the cases. I have been here two years in a row with having great lick of finding something interesting for my silver collection. Its a must see and much more reasonable then the jewelry on the main square of santa fe. Ill h back each time i return! read more

An amazing array of handpicked merchandise. By no means a "thrift store", pricing is competitive and often far more than seemed reasonable for second hand clothes. The wall of cowboy boots was impressive, as was the selection of western shirts. We enjoyed visiting but couldn't justify the prices. read more

Me and my boyfriend randomly passed by this place and boy am I happy we did that! This store has everything and all the high end brands from Valentino, Chanel to Versace! Their prices are fair consider the shape their items are in and if you are looking for something amazing to wear for a wedding or a party this is the place to go:) I highly recommend going here if you are in Santa Fe!! read more

Amazing boutique! Fun western prints, vintage, designer couture. The staff was super friendly. So glad I stumbled into this quirky gem. read more

Double Take - Amazing, unique western finds! - Women's Clothing Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

Crappy policy's and service if your a consigner. You can score some good items here but you'll spend time to do it.

Overwhelming amount of items. Mostly overpriced for used and I agree with another reviewer snotty and condescending salespeople.

What a fabulous store!! You just can't go wrong with shopping here. There are so many wonderful treasures to buy for a good price. Ericka is so nice and all of the sales people are just lovely..and the owner Suzanne will bend over backwards to make you happy...The treasures are plentiful, you need time to look at everything and enjoy the atmosphere....this is ONE STOP SHOPPING....thank you Double Take for selling my items and for being so nice and accommodating.. read more

The staff is exceptional! I felt like I was at a nice department store and treated with such respect and some of the most attentive customer service I can recall in a long time! This place is fun to shop in and has a little something for everyone, it is well organized and the tag sales are an added bonus! read more

Best shopping in Santa Fe. I spent hours in there and their jewelry is not overpriced.

This store is great. So many sections/options. Such a varied selection of high quality clothes, shoes, art and fun home furnishings. I went looking for a jacket when we had unexpected rain and cool temps - found that and a whole lot more!!! read more

Great find in Santa Fe with amazing turquoise and a very knowledgeable guy behind the counter. Ended up leaving with some classic vintage clothing pieces and jewelry too!! read more

This is the best consignment store on the Planet. I shop here every time I'm in Santa Fe. I found some killer Larry Mahan inlaid boots here. There is a higher end boutique on the Southside of this huge store. The salespeople are extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. I've scored great designer deals in this boutique. I bought a beautiful vintage Gucci silk scarf, vintage Chanel earrings, turquoise kidskin gloves, and an Hermes card case. There is much interesting jewelry in the display cases. This store is a candy store for anyone who likes fine things at a great price. I love this store. Thank you. read more

Lots of used clothing and stuff. Good stuff. I scored a lovely red cardy for $29 - its a bit small but so vibrant I had to have it. The place was packed with other folk picking up mighty plunder. read more

What a place! Allow a couple of hours to scour the racks here if it's your first visit - they have tons of interesting pieces, all for very good prices if you're used to thrift shops in bigger cities like New York or London. The jewellery is something to check out too - lots of 80s pieces and most of them around $1-5. read more

This is a highly overrated used clothing store and most everything is over priced. If you decide to take something in to have it sold beware. I did and discovered that my expensive items had either been stolen by the staff or shoplifted and the owner didn't make good on the deal. I was out my beautiful Vicuna coat and with nothing to show for it. I advise you get your money upfront or make sure they are libel for your merchandise. read more