Shopping in Austin isn't always the most pleasant experience--everything can feel a bit…read moreoverpriced--but never fear, Howdy's is here! The store is super cute and offers a great selection at really reasonable prices. I've purchased a few items from here that I wear almost weekly, which says a lot. They also host monthly vendor markets, and honestly, I think is one of the best in Austin. I highly recommend checking this place out.

Small vintage shop, but good enough selection to choose from. It's a pretty small shop (house) so…read moreif it is busy, you may want to wait outside if you don't like small spaces. Value is average vintage pricing, but I think you can find many of these items at a Goodwill. Little place to stop in while you are grabbing a coffee or taco next door!

This store was so cute, especially if you are a Tito's fan. It has a very cozy sitting area along…read morewith a beautiful chandelier of Tito bottles. It has a lot of swag that you can purchase and rep. The items were priced reasonably too. If you are in the Austin area I would definitely check it out.

Super cute little spot to grab up some Tito's swag in Austin. Love, Tito's is located downtown and…read moreis easily accessible. I grabbed up some bandanas, socks, stickers, & some koozies. There are no consumption areas at this location, just Tito's merchandise! The staff is super friendly & inviting.

It's a pretty cute store with lots of trinkets and trendy stationary. It is rather on a pricey…read moreside, some items prices are justified, others feel a bit overpriced. I almost never see anyone who works there, so I don't know how the service is. It can get pretty overwhelming in this store because there's always a huge crowd for the Photo Booth, which makes it difficult to browse some areas of the store.

such a cute store! i absolutely loved it. so many cute trinkets and decorations. to an extent VERY…read moreoverpriced but most things worth it if you have the funds for it. friendly service too AND they have a cutie photobooth. didn't use it but seemed very well liked:)

Okay, so my social flag went up when I saw this business on Twitter. Then I saw that they were…read moregoing to be at the Crockett center, where the gun show takes place. My flag turned red, b/c they claimed to have "designer" clothes at discount prices, but wouldn't reveal the name brands. I never got to the event, but saw a story on News 8 about how the business was started and I will definitely check it out. Did anyone shop them this past weekend?

Clean store, tight aisles, and an atmosphere that's hard to describe without sounding dramatic. The…read moremost memorable part of the visit was the four employees behind the counter, all leaning against it in a perfectly straight row. No greeting, no movement, no "let me know if you need anything." They stood there so still and so silent that it genuinely felt like a police lineup -- each one hoping you wouldn't point at them. Browsing itself is easy because the place is tidy and compact, but the customer‑service energy is almost nonexistent. Not rude, just... absent. It's like someone pressed pause on the entire staff. If you're fine shopping without any interaction at all, you'll get what you need. If you expect even a basic acknowledgment, you might leave wondering what exactly you just walked into.

Akiba is like Toy Joy's version of all toys and collectibles, Japanese. Well-done!…read moreI am a huge fan of Toy Joy, Yummi Joy, and now this latest creation, Akiba. They've got so many rad toys, collectibles, cool tee shirts, & plushies too. Excellent service and such a fun place to browse, make wish lists, and SHOP!

This place is such a vibe!…read more If you're looking to purchase some dope magazines, journals, candles, clothing, etcccccc.....this is your place! I stumbled across Tomo looking for coffee and I'm so glad I did. I walked out with two magazines and the perfect latte. I absolutely loved the people that worked here, they were so welcoming. This shop is a gem, and I can't wait to stop by again when I visit Austin.

Stumbled upon this place while exploring downtown Austin. Wasn't sure what to expect but I will say…read moreit's one of a kind! There are some diverse collections of magazines, and, what I could categorize as, coffee table books. There's a coffee shop inside and some trinkets/souvenirs. Had a decent crowd when we walked in. A fun little stop!

Such a cool Texas-themed clothing shop. They seem to specialize in "Canadian Formalwear," or denim…read more They have all kinds of fun jeans that look good, jean jackets, fun shirts that have Texas-themed stuff on them, patches(!!) and other handmade stuff. The coolest thing about this shop, that they should lead with, it the little tailor shop in the back, where they have all these contraptions and supplies ready to customize your look. It's by the bathrooms that, we found out too late, customers aren't supposed to use. The location is fun! It's right on SoCo, with all kinds of other similar western wear shops in the direct vicinity. The prices are a bit out there. Yea, they're expensive. But this stuff is all handmade (mostly) or hand-tailored with a touch of love that goes into each garment. You won't find this stuff at K-Mart or Sears. Nobody's gonna show up to that next rodeo dressed just like you if you shop here.

Amazing quality jeans, shirts, shorts. I've had items from 5+ years ago and they still look amazing.read more

Hands down the best boutique in Austin! Clothes are adorable, a little pricy but unique and there's…read moresomething for everyone and every occasion! The staff is fantastic I've never had a bad experience and I always end up walking out with more than I expected!

Worst customer experience I've ever had in a store!!…read more "Are you sure? The scarf is over $100" Have you ever watched Pretty Woman? Well, you can come here if you want the shopping experience from the movie. The older woman working here was extremely rude to me. I was probably in the store a total of 3-9 minutes and ended up leaving because of this experience. (I just wanted to preface, I was greeted when I walked in unlike some other reviews posted and I am someone who likes to shop independently. I was fully aware that this shop was more costly compared to others on the strip, and was fully prepared for that before I even walked in.) I walked into the shop before the UTSA game since I'm in town visiting and I was looking specifically for gifts for my 16 and 19 year old girls. I figured this would be a cool and trendy shop because it was on Guadalupe street, right off campus and served specifically young women. I was looking at a specific scarf I had seen on their Instagram and when I had asked about it, the only thing the woman working could remind me of (multiple times) was the price of the scarf! I never once asked about the price since it was clearly written on the tag and I had already seen it! She told me that the scarf on the mannequin was the last scarf in the store and they would be restocking on Monday. Since I was leaving town on a flight the same day (Saturday), I wanted to see if I could purchase the last one on the mannequin. BUT, she made me feel like a hassle. She kind of mumbled and groaned about giving me the one on the mannequin and after that, I didn't even want to make a purchase in the store anymore. I didn't want to ask anymore questions for other items like some shoes because she made me feel extremely unwelcome by constant mentioning price and sizing of the garment. I did not feel good shopping here, nor do I think anyone should give their business here. From a woman who travels often, avoid this shop at all costs. Austin was amazing and this shop was the by far, the worst part of my trip.