When I receive my sweater a couple of days ago, I could tell it had already been worn. The tags to…read moretell you how to care for the garment were cut out. also noticed there was not a label in the back of the sweater stating the name of the company or the type of fabric. Extremely disappointed and I'll never shop at this company again.

Best place to shop in downtown Bozeman! Cute clothes and jewelry and everything is great quality…read more The customer service and exceptional as well!

Friendly service and great, wiselections of high quality "name brands." Their own branded goods…read more(especially footwear) are popular and high quality too. Pet friendly.

This is a very nice store in downtown Bozeman. Close to tons of other shopping and dining and…read morecoffee shops, it's a fun stop in if you are in the area and want to shop around. Especially bc they have a large selection of outdoor items and shoes and socks. I was able to score some new socks here at a great price in a brand that is hard to find. They had tons of outdoor specific and cold weather gear.

I have used them for shoe repair and shining. The work is always done well and promptly.read more

8-10 weeks (over two months) to do a simple shoe repair on two pairs of shoes. Also paid 30-40%…read moremore than originally quoted. Shoes barely shined and look very mediocre. Never called when they were done either. Result was high priced, below average quality and horrible customer service.

Spencer and the crew have a great place. I visited with my son from Nashville and we both found…read moresome cool stuff. I got an awesome 1940s Stetson and he found a very cool 1950s Army field jacket. The value and service were wonderful. I'm headed that way next week when I'm in town again. Thanks guys, T-roy

One of the best vintage stores I've been to in a long time, great selection, prices and friendly…read morestaff. Everything is very reasonable with a great selection. I love it.

This is the hippest store in Bozeman. Finally some cool mens clothes in town that are not all plaid…read moreand Montana bro-vibe. Bought an awesome Goodbois hoodie that is black with bold purple and yellow daisies. Great jewelry too, for any gender.

From the owner: Allōy is Bozeman's newest Downtown shop featuring men's and gender fluid apparel, hats, shoes,…read moreleather and vintage goods, as well as locally made jewelry, candles & gifts.

This place is actually like a REAL thrift store, but I don't think I'd recommend. Theres not much…read moreto look at or buy, it's not even like worthy things to buy. You can go if you want! See for yourself.

I found one item that was damaged and showed it to the worker. I see a lot of inventory that is…read morenice and useful for play stages, movies, parties, etc., and is cheaper than you could find in large stores. Thank you so much!!

I have been coming here for years, as has my girlfriend. The guy is a genius at what he does and is…read morealways extremely helpful. He constructed an incredible heel for my girlfriend's favorite pair of boots and gave them another five years of life. Significantly cheaper than the other cobbler in town with none of the intense cowboy attitude. Just a master craftsman trying to solve whatever shoe/boot problems you might have. (Also, have never had an issue with timeliness -- not sure what the one star reviewer is talking about). Also, sells the best (German) insole inserts in town.

I brought in a single leather shoe that had a minor 3-4 inch seem that needed work. Owner told me…read moreit would be ready in a week and gave me a slip and took my phone number. 2 weeks went by and I decided to check in to see what the hold up was. I went inside thinking I had given him the wrong number. He told me he had trouble with it and he would have to glue it. He then recited my phone number and said he'd have it done soon. It has now been 4 weeks if not longer and I have not heard from him. I'm not sure if he needs help or just doesn't care. I haven't gotten my shoe back so now I'm going to buy new ones instead. Enjoy my shoe! I'd try the other cobbler in town.

I guess I must have got her on a bad day because customer service was non existent. Apparently…read morethey are allowed to be late and you are NOT allowed to be bothered by it. Their jobs are more important than any one elses and apologies are only deserved by them. They are definitely not offered by them. They were supposed to be here at 9 so I scheduled my work day and conference calls around it. At 9:08 I got a call saying that they had to pick up a part for my job and would be here in about 30 minutes. I replied with "ok, I have a conference call and will try and hear the door. I then get a call back from the OWNER who said "I hear you won't be letting us in" to which I replied that I did not say that. What I said was that I was going to be on a work call and had scheduled my call schedule to let them in at 9, the time of my scheduled appointment. She proceeds to insist on making a point that I had a problem with them being late so I should find someone else and hung up on me. I called her back and she said "you have a problem with us being late" and I specifically started my own business so I don't have to deal with rude people like you. (by the way - in my job, if I am going to be late for a client meeting, I let them know prior to the appointment ,not ten minutes after they were supposed to be here). She told me I was not her customer and that I can find someone else to do the job and hung up?! My husband called to try and resolve it as did the company from whom I purchased the sofa. I even texted and apologized for any part I played in the conversation. She told the sofa company that she wouldn't come to my house and would only work on the sofa if it was picked up and taken somewhere else so she didn't have to see me. Really? All over a miscommuncation for which I am happy to accept my part in... Maybe I am old school but was raised that the customer is always right. Maybe their work is good...I will never know. But what I do know is this - if they are late, don't expect an apology and don't think you can even mention it because she obviously thinks she is allowed to speak to people any way she wants and if you speak up, you are disrespectful (them being late however, is NOT disrespectful).

From the owner: Fibrenew Bozeman specializes in the repair, restoration, and renewal of leather, plastics, vinyl,…read morefabric, and upholstery servicing six major markets: automotive, aviation, commercial, medical, marine, and residential. Utilizing our services to repair damaged materials in your vehicle, boat, airplane, home or office offers an environmentally-friendly and cost-effective alternative to replacement. Leather Repair, Vinyl Restoration and Plastic Renewal Services in: Billings, MT; Bozeman, MT; Belgrade, MT; Livingston, MT; Laurel, MT; Manhattan, MT; Columbus, MT; Three Forks, MT

I was aimlessly wandering around Bozeman trying to find some good shopping, as I needed something…read moreto remember my trip by. I stopped in about 8 different stores, but nothing was really speaking to my soul. It felt more like shopping in LA than what I thought Montana would be like. "Boz Angeles," as one of my uber drivers called it. I was dejected from not finding anything, and set off to meet the rest of the bachelor party at a steakhouse. It was then, out of the corner of my eye, I saw 2 rustic yellow chairs with a sign that read "Rare Bird Vintage." I entered into the small, highly curated space that is an ideal vintage shop. A healthy mix of clothing, old trinkets, bags, books, postcards, shoes, etc. The tags on everything have handwritten prices and notes on each individual item of when it's made. This attention to detail can only come from passion. I immediately pulled off a denim jacket off the rack and tried it on. The owner, Olivia, ran over and said "That looks so good on you, but I have another deadstock denim jacket from the early 90s that I think would look AMAZING on you." I tried it on and loved it, but it was slightly oversized. I'm really shy and insecure so I asked Olivia's opinion. "It honestly fits you perfect. It reminds me of something that I would see in Shibuya, this is a classic Japanese look." 90% of my personality is my trip to Japan and how much I love Japanese culture, so I had no choice. She and her mom, who also owns the shop, gave me a full rundown on how to wash this deadstock denim and why it is such a unique piece. You could just feel the passion oozing out of them. While checking out for both denim jackets, I found a sweatshirt for my girlfriend, a vintage coffee table book about Florence, and a cool Hokkaido pin. I just shook my head and said "I gotta get out of here..." I was BUZZIN in here. It's electric. Thank you Rare Bird, I will pass these jackets to my kids once the curtain closes on me. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

Great little gem! Founds some items priced just right! Recommend to step in if strolling by.read more