Had the most amazing experience with the shop gal Erika today! Walked in with a thrifted had and…read morewanted to add some glitz and glam to make it more personalized. I expected to be put off to the side being that I didn't purchase a "Kemo Sabe" hat. That was NOT the case with Erika. She was incredibly friendly, and helped to pick out all the fun additions that were in my budget! If we ever go back to this location I am definitely requesting Erika again! She was awesome!

I came to Aspen recently to celebrate my birthday and found my way to Kemo Sabe. I waited in line…read moreto enter the store for about thirty minutes, due to waiting to be paired with a sales associate. I'm not sure if that was just because it was the holiday season, but they did not allow anyone in the store without being accompanied by an associate. Once I was paired, the associate gave me a complimentary cocktail and started sizing me for hats. I did feel she was a bit pushy, heavily suggesting certain colors even when I shared my own preferences. As I started on accessories, I did not feel like I was being shown all of the options and only those with a price tag over $1000 (on top of the price of the hat itself). I took it upon myself to search and find what I really liked, but the pushiness of the associate made the experience less enjoyable and rather stressful. Overall I am happy with my purchase, but I would recommend anyone coming in to come prepared with the style you want because the process can be overwhelming otherwise.

I have been in this store twice, and both times had incredibly rude service from the white haired…read moreolder lady who works behind the jewelry counter. The first day we didn't buy anything, but today I found a cute hat that I HAD to have and we were planning on buying many more items as well, however, as I was walking past the counter to the back of the store, the above mentioned woman came out from behind the counter and asked if I wanted to buy the hat, to which I replied yes, she then asked if I was finished shopping, and I said not yet and tried to walk past her, but she stopped me and grabbed the hat, ripping it out of my hand!! She she needed to hold it behind the counter. She made me feel like she suspected I might steal the hat!! I was mortified and horribly offended!! And all this over a $50 baseball cap!! I have never been treated so rudely or unprofessionally at a place of business. We also visited Hermes today and I walked around the store holding six items that we ended up purchasing, PLUS a purse, and we were treated with courtesy, kindness and professionalism and believe it or not, not one employee tried to rip anything out of my hands. ‍ Needless to say, I will NEVER step foot in Pitkin County Dry Goods again. Considering multiple reviews with similar experiences, I would suggest to others not to visit this shop either...well at least not until that woman is no longer working there.

One of my favorite stores in Aspen, our airlines delayed our luggage and we came here to shop and…read moreeveryone was super nice and helpful and I love all the clothing. It's pricey but hey you're in Aspen.

Private party here in Gucci my favorite. The men in my squad needed tuxedos, I bought the girls…read moreGowns & I bought some purses. I just hope everything comes in b4 the 30th as promised. Value isn't important when you see everyone with a great big smile !

I was in the Gucci Aspen store this past weekend. I was planning on purchasing these shoes, but the…read moreclient advisor refused to release the shoes, but did tell me I could re-lace them. The laces were so off it was impossible to tie them. One side was about 11 inches and the other side was about three inches. I said I will just order online and he replied, "Maybe that would be better for you." I reached out to my past advisor and he made sure the laces were even and I received them in two days. A small ask for a shoe purchase

I really enjoyed opening night. Who doesn't love shopping with wine, chocolate, and a group of…read morelike-minded people? But of course, the opening night can always be hyped up so I came back two weeks later (and yes, this is my excuse for shopping more here). The selection of clothing here is amazing. From warm, thick fabric to light, flowy ones- you'll find an array of options to step up your closet's game. This is the perfect shop for someone who likes to dress rocker chic, modern rustic, or even as a professional free spirit. Think military with a twist of silky, flowy cuts. Or attitude with class. Or rose gold spikes with soft luxury. The prints, fabrics, and cuts are lovely for work and comfortable enough for daily wear. I wanted to take everything home and even sleep in some of them! Even the decorative pieces were cute; I had to fight the temptation to steal them! The prices were actually very reasonable. While yes... it's not competing with your favorite outlet or discount store where a shirt is $25. The shirts were around $50 to $300 but they were high quality, super comfortable, and a great investment in a quality wardrobe. They had a designer feel at a very reasonable rate. The only thing I would wish to see change in this store is cutting out fur and adding matte jewelry. I saw fox fur... and there were more I didn't investigate with. While I love to look hot and feel great in what I wear, wearing a dead animal's skin will only bring me down. Cruelty is never fashionable. As for matte jewelry, I'm not one for bling. Yes, I know- I'm not normal in the Aspen world. But I love matte jewelry of gold, rose gold, and silver without any bling. It just makes me feel more professional while still embracing my feminine side. I think that's just me though. In short, if you're the kind who likes wearing a gorgeous modern print on a silky, long sleeve shirt over 'leather' pants, sky-high platform heels, and a cute spiky crossover bag- this is the place for you. Rock on, love.

This is a wonderful store. Besides the amazing goods they offer, the staff is outstanding. If you…read moreare in Aspen, make sure to go to this store. Ask for Sam! She is the best and will do anything she possibly can to help you.

If you are looking for sophisticated and stylish women's clothing, don't hesitate to shop at Four…read moreOne Nine in Aspen. The owner, Kristin, is so helpful and patient, and so is Marie, who works part-time. Kristin carries a good selection of Rachel Comey (one of my favorite brands) and many other brands as well that you won't find anywhere else in Aspen, including some local designers. Excellent hand bags, shoes, jewelry, and accessories too. My friend and I bought several pieces on our trip to Aspen and will be checking the website regularly. It will be a must stop the next time I am in Aspen.

From the owner: Four One Nine is Aspen's premiere luxury clothing boutique! Formerly Souchi, we carry authentic,…read morehand-made clothing, shoes, accessories such as hats and cashmere scarves, and jewelry. As a women owned boutique, we strive to bring an authentic representation of the local Aspen woman to residents and visitors alike. Come see us for pieces you won't find anywhere else, personal styling, and a vibrant atmosphere. Everything from casual day wear, cocktail attire, and black tie events.

Beautiful store and beautiful high quality import coat collections…read more They have really cool scarfs in different colors as well as fur, knitted hats and their signature 81611 caps. Mark and Robin the co-owners are very friendly and helpful. Will definitely recommend this place for ladies and gentlemen who are looking for stylish coats. I would say, the best in Aspen.

This review is long overdue. I bought two beautiful pieces from Mark Richards several seasons ago…read moreand I couldn't be happier with the quality, timeless style, and durability of both the fur and the Italian puffer coat. Still wearing both to this day. Marvelous, happy experience finding these pieces. I will be back.

You be the judge. Saw a mens wallet I liked. Price was $395.00. The sales associate told me it was…read morehalf off today! I purchased the wallet. Did not have to sign the AMEX so I didn't see the receipt (placed inside wallet). Upon return to the hotel removed wallet from bag and saw the receipt said $1950.00 instead of $195.00. Store was closed so I returned the next morning when they opened. Sales associate said "Oh, you found my mistake!". Told me that she phoned her daughter-in-law (Natashia Kapp) and she issued a credit. No copy was presented and did not appear on the website at that time. When the amount was questioned she said "Oh, my son (Jeramiah Kapp-the owner) said only the furs were 50% off not the leather goods". So his wife deducted the overcharge based on the full price of the wallet. WHAT! I replied "You can't raise the price AFTER the sale that you told me about. She said her daughter in law refused to credit the $200.00 overpay that was their fault. The sales associate told us to buy another wallet! After explaining the legalities of this and that fact that we didn't want another wallet (which was already overpriced) she phoned her daughter in law again. I could overhear the phone conversation and her daughter in law was a major "B" and still said NO. Her mother in law was so embarrassed she offered $200.00 from her purse - WHICH I TOOK! When I said her son & wife would reimburse her she said "No they wont. The son and mother were previously (if not currently) partners in the original business in Los Angeles. Is she still a partner or? Unusual for a lady in her 80s (I think) to be carrying $200.00 in cash in her purse. Was it all a plan? She knew where I was staying (same complex) and my name, yet made no attempt the previous day to contact me about the "mistake". The bait and switch on the wallet and the "just buy something else" was unprofessional at the very least. Was it an honest mistake that was handled POORLY, or was it??? Beware, stay on your toes and don't go there. Will not be referring.