This is a store run by a husband-wife duo from Texas. They've got some fun offerings from vintage…read moreband shirts and other vintage items to colognes, perfumes, socks, and things made in Marfa. For instances, you can purchase a made in Marfa print, bottle opener, or horseshoe. It's fun to browse...and buy here!

Friendly owner and the sweetest shop dogs!…read more Cool selection of both new and vintage swag. Inspiring space to putter and find a treasure to take home from Marfa. Scored a cool cashmere neckerchief that kept me warm during the chilly Feb nights in Marfa.

Beautiful store and wonderful selection of crystals. I've purchased several for myself and a…read morefriend. Highly recommend.

Making memories in Marfa thanks to the amazing staff at Communitie!…read more Had the exact size we needed for my kiddo & she got to try it on. Big price but also big value & big customer service. Super pleased with our investment in our kiddo & this great store.

What a beautiful store! We were told by a super sweet employee Cody who works at communinte to…read morecheck her store out because it was out aesthetic. He was right. Walked in and was greeted by Ashley herself, and her sweetie pie dog George Michael who welcomed me personally. The store is a great size with a lot of product. Clothing and the accessories are color coordinated. The store feels very in tune with Marfa itself, in a way that you can explore hidden corners like an art gallery. After exploring Ashley had a nice conversation with us, and told us she makes everything in house! Amazing! It's really close to the ballroom art gallery another plus! The wonderful thing about shopping around in Marfa is there isn't a pressure to buy anything like you feel when shopping in big cities. Everyone is happy to give you some background history of their brand, because they genuinely love what they do.

Ashley Rowe is such a beautiful space to shop in Marfa! She makes the most outrageous one of a kind…read morestuff. Definitely - must stop in when you're in town

Great Shop! I'm an Artist and Triftter so the Shop had a great paring. I was welcomed by the…read moresweatiest Dog and a gentleman who greeted me. If I had a shop i would model it after yours.

Very cute and posh place. Had excellent art work, vintage clothing, designer items, souvenir and…read morejewelry. Gentleman working the store was very pleasant and welcoming. Checked it out and came back the next day for an item. What a gem!

Just like its name, The Marfa Store is a great shop to pick up a souvenir, especially something…read moreuniquely Marfa, such as a shirt or tote bag with the town name on it. They also had jewelry, chocolates and small leather goods, including adorable made in Mexico leather and hand painted key chains in the shapes of hearts and guitars. Ballroom Marfa was closed due to the virus and last time I went they were out of Prada Marfa prints but The Marfa Store had Prada Marfa stickers and postcards! Very friendly service. One of the store owners manages the JackHop app which tells you what is open during these weird times.

Great little shop. Gentleman that was working when we went in was so friendly and personable. Would…read moredefinitely recommend stopping by an buying your souvenirs from them.

I noticed this shop when having dinner at Laventure at Hotel Saint George but it was closed. The…read morenext day I was visiting shops and needed to go to the restroom and remembered the one in the lobby of the George, right past Hey I Like It Here. I've been visiting Marfa for over ten years and each time it seems more commercialized, crowded, and expensive. This shop is typical of the higher end businesses populating Marfa but they had some nice items such as face and hair masks, candles, t-shirts and a fun assortment of unique soft and hard beverages. I felt guilty about only using the bathroom since I wasn't a hotel guest so I bought a hair mask and pretty silk printed bandana (made in Portland). Unlike many of the other places in Marfa, HILIH was actually open on a Wednesday afternoon. Most businesses we tried to visit were closed even though they advertised themselves as being open. This wasn't totally surprising since Marfa mostly caters to weekend visitors. Service was friendly and accommodating.

Ethereal, otherworldly, approaching Smithsonian collections curated by Marfa native, Paul. They…read morespecialize in locally sourced agate, formed in gas pockets of lava flows - a stone that turns up multi-colored, striated, sometimes vibrant but always original. This store is truly a diamond in the desert without any pretense - Liza will answer all your questions and fill you with hearty knowledge, no conversions required!

For more than 10 years I have been visiting Marfa and I always stop and visit Moonlight Gemstones…read more For years we have had custom jewelry made by the experienced hand of Paul, owner of Moonlight Gemstones in Marfa TX. It's good fun... Choose a stone, design you piece, and you have it in two days. To celebrate, I took her to lunch next to a used tire shop...Marfa #brianhoffner #marfa Colleen Barker

Just bought my second pair. Chisos boot this time in navy rough cut…read more Love these boots. Logan and Cole are terrific.

Without exception the best boots I've ever owned. Fit like a glove, clearly well constructed and…read morehead turning. Mine are roughed out leather but I'm considering more pairs as they've been excellent to wear and walk in.

Sometimes you have to dig to find your gems, other times you have to drive into the desert to…read moregather your treasures. Esperanza always has incredible finds at fair prices, including some artful designs by local designers, vintage denim, lots of belts, some homewares, and of course, ART! Jenny and Em are lovely hosts, helping with local recommendations and providing that warm Marfan hospitality I love returning for time and again. Thank you, always!

Had so much fun here! We visited during the pandemic in August 2020 so there were many places in…read moreMarfa that weren't open. As we drove out to Prada Marfa I saw that this shop had their door literally open. We stopped by when we got back to town but the door was now closed. I texted the phone number posted on the door and at the same moment artist Richard Kurtz arrived. His wife, fellow artist Jennifer Esperanza owns the shop and Richard's work is on display inside. Mostly women's vintage and some jewelry, cowboy boots, purses, leather belts, and home goods are for sale. I bought a gorgeous beaded cardigan and one of a kind Marfa denim jacket. Jennifer wasn't available but Richard is a very kind man and my husband and I enjoyed chatting with him.

The sales lady could care less. She told me they had what they have. She couldn't wait until I was…read moreout of the store.

What a great spot! My instinct pulled me into this store and I'm glad I did! So many great items…read moreand super affordable! I found a new essential oil and I received a reading. So many questions were answered and I felt so at ease when I left. I came back the next morning to grab a few other items, but she was closed due to a reading. I will make this a stop every time I come back.