I'm an avid consignment and thrift store shopper, and one of my favorite things to do when I travel…read morewith my family is carve out a little "me time" to hunt down the best local consignment shops. Being from the NYC area, I was blown away by what I found at Recouture Consignment in Bozeman, Montana. Their selection perfectly reflected the local vibe and season--think Pendleton sweaters, Woolrich jackets, high-end ski gear, and other amazing winter finds. On top of that, they had plenty of designer and brand-name pieces at incredible prices. I scored a Marc Jacobs crossbody bag, some great plaid button-downs, a beautiful collection of scarves and shawls, and even some super cool jewelry. We visit the YC and Big Sky every year, and I will absolutely be making Recouture a must-stop again next trip. I can't wait to see what treasures they have waiting next time. You won't be disappointed.

**November 2025: Saturday Afternoon Visit**…read more My mom and I were driving down Main Street and saw a big upscale resale sign. We thought it would be fun to check out so I made a quick turn to head to the parking lot. The store shares the building with a wine shop, but I was really surprised by the selection. Near the front entrance are an assortment of bags and when you walk a little further towards the windows they have a section of bargain pieces! There a $15, $20, and $25 short dress, jackets/outerwear section, and I believe a $10 tops section. The center section of the store had some really great designer pieces, but many were $100+, which is well above my price range for second hand. Nevertheless, if you go to the opposite side of the shop there's a whole section of items that are half off! There's a fun shoe section with some cowboy boots - though they just weren't my size *cries* They have a couple of mirrors around the shop as well as a dressing room, so it's a fun place to play dress up. I did find two jackets as well as a gold belt that I liked on this trip, so it was still a success! Hours Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm Sun: 12pm-5pm Parking: Plentiful Summary: This shop has an upscale boutique vibe to it. Items do tend to be on the pricier side, but I think if you really dig you can find some great gems!

Great store for active WOMEN (young & old)! Excellent variety, recognizable brands as well as…read moreunique items they find from various sources (they choose and sell what they like!). The staff was cheerful, friendly and very helpful ... like having my own personal shoppers! Thanks, ladies!

Would highly recommend AshleyCole boutique! My wife's loves the clothes and I can relax on the…read morecouch while she shops. If you get a chance to meet Ashley the owner she is very good at helping select gifts or clothing. Very few stores have this kind of personal service!

I was in MT for five weeks. This was my daughter's favorite store last time we were in Livingston…read more I tried to shop several times and it was never open! Twice the open sign was on and calling just told me the mailbox was full. Looking in the window I saw lots of cute stuff. If only I could have gotten in...

Very cute little store with lots of cute western style clothing! The lady working there was super…read morenice as well.

Suelto is a beautiful boutique with knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful staff who provide…read moreexceptional service. Suelto's broad lingerie collection always offers fun new ideas and twists on the old standard. Plus, the owner is an amazing local woman. 10/10 would recommend.

I've been a customer of Suelto for years and love going into the store. Sherri and her staff have…read morealways given me a ton of personal attention and have an amazing amount of knowledge about what will fit each body type. Everything is the store is GORGEOUS. Also, I love how involved Sherri is in the community. Suelto frequently hosts fundraising campaigns for local nonprofits to raise awareness and funds for good causes. What a lovely and special place to buy bespoke foundation pieces. Keep up the great work!

**November 2025: Sunday Afternoon Visit**…read more I'm looking for some second hand gems, and was interested to see what "The Basement" was all about. The shop is located on a strip mall with ample parking, but there's not a large sign to really identify it. I drove past it, but it's located right next to a military recruitment center. When you step inside the shop is ver narrow and has a very casual streetwear aesthetic. I think all items were for boys or individuals who would appreciate the uni-sex apparel. There are some shoes in the back of the room. I didn't get anything here, but I think the shop does have some good merchandise. I would say the items range in $$-$$$ price range.

Okay, this is a longer one but as an avid thrifter and experienced (and fair) reseller myself, I…read morethink that this place necessitates a particular conversation. My thoughts- I've stopped into Second Wind a few times over the years in search of gear/clothing for personal use, but have consistently walked away disappointed if not empty-handed because their pricing is exorbitant and stupidly inflated, and I have no shame in using that sort of verbiage. An example from today that caught me so off guard I did some research, subsequently leading me to writing this review- a heavily used & visibly stained/faded Patagonia vest listed at $115, which is $16 less than the retail price on Patagonia's own website ($131). In my opinion and personal experience, this is not an isolated case- a lot of their merchandise is significantly worn, sometimes even dirty, and still priced like it's barely been used. While I did find and purchase a cute pair of pants that were reasonably priced and in good shape today, it unfortunately doesn't negate the general pattern of overpricing. Selling gear in highly used and rough condition for near-retail prices undermines the whole point of secondhand shopping and if we're being honest, many locals have access to outdoor industry discounts that include the benefit of full warranties. Trying to resell deeply used gear at near-retail prices just feels exploitative in that context. Even online secondhand platforms like Depop tend to be far more equitably priced and transparent about quality. I'm all for supporting secondhand and local businesses, but not when it starts to feel greedy and borderline shady. Pricing like this erodes trust and defeats the purpose of resale. There are more transparent, affordable, and community-minded options out there-- please shop around.

Fantastic second-hand shop for all kinds of great outdoor gear. I scored a pair of swix xc gloves…read morefor $10!! As well as some lululemon leggings & carhartt sweatpants. This is my favorite place to hit up first anytime I come to Bozeman. I always find something amazing. Their boots & bottom layers selections are particularly good.

My thanks go to Courtney-she is AWESOME! I shopped there on Friday the 29th of September and she…read morewas so kind and helpful and had amazing charisma!! She was so lovely and patient!! I don't normally write reviews but I was so positively impressed that I HAD to! Then to my dismay, I couldn't find a listing for this store so I had to create one, something else I wouldn't normally do either. So that is how affected I was! And hopefully this store will get more reviews. Thanx again Miss Courtney~hope to see you again next time I shop! :)