A Must-Visit Texas Experience - Incredible Service & True Craftsmanship!…read more I cannot recommend Wild Bill's Western Store enough! My sister flew all the way from Germany wanting to take a piece of Texas back home with her, and we are so grateful we found this place. We were initially struggling to find boots that fit, but we were quickly approached by an incredible gentleman who turned our frustration into an education. He was so kind and passionate; he explained that for tall boots, it's about the calf fit, not just the sole size. He taught us how to read the codes inside the boots rather than just the size tag and personally helped us try them on and off with such patience. When we moved to the hats, he was just as helpful. He made sure we picked hats that wouldn't fly off while horseback riding and helped us color-match them perfectly to our new boots. He even steamed and customized the hats right there (the photo of him working his magic with the steam is a memory we'll cherish!) to ensure a perfect, firm fit. Beyond his expertise, he shared the wonderful 70-year history of his father's store. He made us feel so welcome and happy--it felt like talking to a great father figure. We didn't stop talking about his kindness all the way to the car. If you want top-notch customer service and an authentic Texas welcome, please go see him. He made our entire trip special!

This is a fun shop located in the Historic West End of downtown Dallas…read more The have boots, hats, belt buckles, clothing, ornaments, stuffed animals, coats and so much more. We walked around and decided to purchase our ornament for our trip to Texas 2026. Certainly worth checking out. Service was so nice. The store is fully stocked and the prices are great.

If you're into cowboy boots and Texas gear (belts and shirts), this is your place. Took my daughter…read morehere for her birthday present. They offer beer, bourbon or tequila while you shop.

Friendly, knowledgeable and helpful staff. I told them what I needed and got some great boots. I…read morewore them all day the first time. So comfortable! They put my initials on them to boot!

My couch look brand new! Not only did Francisco do a fabulous job, he was timely and easy to work…read morewith. My pups approve as well!

Can't recommend Francisco enough! He saved our couches after our dog scratched them up and even…read morepeed on them. I thought they were ruined, but Francisco made them look new again! He's incredibly talented, kind, honest, and hardworking. If you're looking to refresh your furniture, this is your guy.

It's lovely to look at, and the displays are artfully arranged, but the location made me sad. It's…read moreclosed on Sundays and Mondays. They want you to make an appointment to shop here but there's no one inside. The destitute situation in downtown Dallas also makes it seem depressing; who wants to shop in a store with no customers inside (since they won't let them in without an appointment) and then buy a $2k Rabanne dress with desperate homeless people outside? The security is fierce. I guess they need to be.

BE WARNED!!! I asked the manager & the IT coordinator to…read moreremove my email address from their list of clients. They did not and still have not even though I asked in writing a number of times. In addition, I filed complaints with the BBB, Texas Attorney General and the Federal Trade Commission in which they have ignored all the complaints and the continuous demands. Manager: Robin Wilkes, IT coordinator: Arlette Silva. Due to my experience... Robin WILKES Her incompetence reaches staggering new heights. This pathetic excuse for a "manager" lacks even the self-awareness to recognize her own incompetence. Her leadership is as inconsequential as a lepton, and her professional conduct is an outright joke. Arlette SILVA A laughably inept "IT Coordinator" at Forty Five Ten, whose technical prowess rivals that of a box of hair. Even the simplest task--like removing an email address at a client's request--somehow exceeds her baffling incompetence. Frankly, this IT department would be more effective if it were staffed by lab-rejected monkeys from failed pharmaceutical trials. An embarrassment to the IT profession.

Had my work boots resoled here, and I couldn't be happier! A quality job. Customer service was…read moreremarkable as well!

The ONLY cobbler I trust in Dallas! Kosta Dino's has…read morerepaired boots, heels, loafers, and shoes for us with the highest quality of care. It takes time to get to a point where you can afford to buy shoes which are worth repairing rather than replacing. I appreciate that the good folks at Kosta Dino's give you an on-the-spot quote and are honest about the value of their work. They know what's worth fixing and how to do so the right way. Typically, we have our shoes back in about a week. And, with hours on Saturday, it's always easy to stop in to drop by off or pick up (especially if I run into La La Land for a matcha fix since I'm right there! ;)!

Expert shoe and handbag repair. Family owned since 1960…read more Located in beautiful Highland Park Village -Fine gifts shop -Friendly personnel -Fast turn-around time Address: 62 Highland Park Village Highland Park, TX 75205 Ph 214-521-1070 Hours: M-F 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Sat 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Highly recommended!

I cant say enough good about the Quality of their work as well as how customer friendly they are…read more If I could give them a 10 plus I would. when they returned our chairs I was completely happy with how they turned out. Workmanship is outstanding and seams are better than what they were new. I will recommend I&A to everyone, if you want quality work at a reasonable price, then call I&A. Their work is outstanding, and their customer service is the best!

We shopped at Home on Bishop this week and had a great experience. Michelle was so helpful to show…read moreus what was in our price range and to find just the right purchases. She was kind, but not pushy and we really appreciated that. Thanks for a fun time in the store!!!

Home on Bishop curated a fabulous Fashion Show in the garden of the Heard-Craig Art Museum in…read moreMcKinney. The show, ART MEETS FASHION, was beautiful and Ken Valencia and Justin Sokol were amazing to work with. Couldn't be happier about their attention to detail and their knowledge of the fashion industry trends.

LADIES/INSTAGRAM PEOPLE: My friend was also receiving harassing messages from @DTClothier so I did…read moresome investigating. Long story short - I have some evidence suggesting that Mr. Taylor's account has been hacked and none of these messages are from him. I talked to people familiar with Mr. Taylor and his business. He is currently away from the store and isn't super familiar with the inner workings of Instagram. I was very skeptical at first but I now think that this may be a case of a weak password and some savvy hackers. The messages people are receiving from this account are awful and sexist. I've been told that this Instagram account will soon be shut down and disassociated with this store. It seems, from some of the non-Instagram reviews on here, that Mr. Taylor has been running a decent business for a while. Here's to hoping that this is a case of technological-ineptitude and not disgusting lechery. Giving you one last shot Mr. Taylor!

... so my boyfriend and I ran in here after a lunch break to ask some quick questions about getting…read morehis (ill-fitting) suits tailored. He's new to this whole suit song and dance and so we just wanted some insight on ideal fit, cost, etc. My idea was to go into some of the more high-dollar clothier's as they would have more quality workers then say, a men's warehouse. When I tell you the guy at the front gave us the WORST stank attitude when we came in. He literally, LITERALLY began walking away as we were talking to him. LITERALLY!!! I mean, come on! He was talking over us and literally cut us off mid-sentence. Maybe we didn't look like we had enough money to be in this area? Maybe we still had garlic on our breath from Mi Cocina? Maybe if I would've dropped our "titles" we would've gotten at least eye-contact? Maybe we should've flashed the BMW key chain? I don't know... All I know is it was shocking... My guy turned to me in disbelief and I took his hand and walked out.