Beautiful selection of high country fashion essentials and accessories from jeans to the more…read morerefined, more tailored items. Perfectly located just off the center of Vail Village. Very nice owner and great value all around.

One of my favorite stores to visit! Amazing selection of denim pants and snap shirts! Every piece…read morein Axel's is super unique. The Wilhelmsen family who own and operate the store are so genuine with lots of history in Vail Valley.

Stopped by this place because the jackets in the window caught my eye, and I'd heard of the brand,…read morebut never actually been inside. WOW is this place overpriced. Like I get we're in Vail, but this place is more expensive than Patagonia, Lululemon, Crazy Shirts, etc. and the quality is much poorer. Just touching the clothing I thought "wow this is cheap", and then everything was insanely expensive! Weird vibes too, just not the designer brand for me I guess. Now that I know this brand is such a scam, I am judging anyone I see wearing it.

Ummm they are not open during hours and if you call nobody answers. I'm pretty disappointed as I…read moremade a special trip here and felt the professionalism of not being open is significant. June 23-2025

Poor customer service. Ruined my day. Don't waste your time or money. Weak collection of products…read moreand terrible service.

Poor customer service, they sat behind the counter the entire time we were in the store. Didn't…read moregreet us or ask us if we were looking for anything. Upon check out had to wait at the counter several minutes before someone could come help me even though neither employee were doing anything but talking to each other in a back corner. Most of the items they offer a pretty similar to every other tourist shop in the Phil shopping center so I recommend if you're looking for this place because the one appreciate you spending your time or money there.

Okay selection of products and nice people. 2 stars knocked b/c they unilaterally cancelled gift…read morecards and store credits.

We came in today to admire Lora Piana and left with a beautiful and kind experience from the staff…read more The man in glasses was welcoming and shared care for his work and customers. 10/10 experience with 10/10 clothing.

Years ago, this was one of my favorite shops. Now the staff is rude (and the customers are…read moreobnoxious with lukewarm IQs) and the quality is sub-par. Just avoid it. Go directly to the brand or artist if there is something you want to purchase from Gorsuch.

I tried to order online from Laura who said she was based in CO and she was not informed about the…read moreproduct, was rude and condescending, repeatedly interrupted me, and then cut me off. I recommend going elsewhere to purchase.

Spectacular souvenir Heaven! Every inch is merchandised with magic! Coasters and posters along with…read morethe best view of the bridge and picnic spot next to the creek. The staff is alert and helpful. Need a blanket? They got it! Need a can of oxygen cause you can't make it up the hill without stroking out? They got that too! But seriously that have it all! Plus a kitty retro bar nextdoor if you get thirsty shopping. Cha-ching.....burp!

Surprisingly affordable with a large selection of T Shirts. $15 Vail T Shirts and $13 if you buy 3-…read moreheck yeah! It's a great place for souvenirs. Vail is ridiculously expensive. This place is a bargain. Giselle the cashier was helpful and approachable.

Unique pieces, helpful staff; you'll be happy you checked them out!read more

Such good customer service everyone was so helpful!!! Small store but had everything I needed!read more

Buyer beware: check the tags underneath the sale stickers before you check out…read more I walked into this location fully intending to spend about $300 - $600 on apparel, but I ended up leaving it all on the counter and walking out. While browsing, I found a shirt on the "sale" rack marked with a sale price of $69. Out of curiosity, I peeled back the sticker to see the original price, and the tag underneath said $68. They were fictitiously marketing a shirt on the sale rack for more than the actual retail price. At checkout, I pointed this out and asked for a discount since the item was presented on the sale rack, but they refused. I asked a second time, and they refused again. Instead of apologizing for the misleading pricing, one of the girls at the register made a snarky comment, telling me I could just "pay one dollar less" because that was the sale price--completely ignoring that $68 was just the standard retail price, not a markdown. Because of the deceptive pricing tactics and the rude, dismissive attitude from the staff, I refused to complete my $300 purchase and walked out. Very disappointed with how this store operates. The stock price is leaving franchise owners desperate to keep margins, such as the example above, and I'll be buying Alo out of spite to this transaction. Spending the same amount on Alo, even if I look like a fool, will make me feel better than putting my money towards a company that has a stock price ~50% less a year from today ($118 today - $245 one year ago). You think that stock price is going up being out of style and overpriced? Syke. The desperation shows by the franchise owners is showing, and it's truly sad. I've worn LuLu Lemon for years. No more.