Love Love Love! Such a rad little place. Expensive? Duh... it's Aspen but honestly not as expensive…read moreas most little boutiques you'll find here. It really is a hidden gem! I got the absolute cutest pair of shorts there for about $120 and I didn't even think twice about spending the money once I tried them on. The store owner (I'm assuming) was this dope chick who just had the best style and a complete laid back attitude... I will definitely be returning ASAP Rocky

My friend Katie and I stopped into Kali's Aspen while doing some shopping over our New Year's week…read more So glad we did. Kali's Aspen is stocked full of great pieces (clothing and jewelry). Katie found a very chic unstructured black velvet blazer and a killer dress, I found some nice gifts for my sister. Kimberly, the owner and founder, has a great eye for buying and creates a great experience. Enjoyed chatting with Kimberly as well--about her many years in Aspen running her boutique, the town, the skiing, the scene. Kimberly is a true local and her stylish boutique adds to the magic that is Aspen.

Had the most amazing experience with the shop gal Erika today! Walked in with a thrifted had and…read morewanted to add some glitz and glam to make it more personalized. I expected to be put off to the side being that I didn't purchase a "Kemo Sabe" hat. That was NOT the case with Erika. She was incredibly friendly, and helped to pick out all the fun additions that were in my budget! If we ever go back to this location I am definitely requesting Erika again! She was awesome!

I came to Aspen recently to celebrate my birthday and found my way to Kemo Sabe. I waited in line…read moreto enter the store for about thirty minutes, due to waiting to be paired with a sales associate. I'm not sure if that was just because it was the holiday season, but they did not allow anyone in the store without being accompanied by an associate. Once I was paired, the associate gave me a complimentary cocktail and started sizing me for hats. I did feel she was a bit pushy, heavily suggesting certain colors even when I shared my own preferences. As I started on accessories, I did not feel like I was being shown all of the options and only those with a price tag over $1000 (on top of the price of the hat itself). I took it upon myself to search and find what I really liked, but the pushiness of the associate made the experience less enjoyable and rather stressful. Overall I am happy with my purchase, but I would recommend anyone coming in to come prepared with the style you want because the process can be overwhelming otherwise.

I'm an avid five star giver, and while I do appreciate Ute, I had a balance of positive and…read morenegative experience. I found myself in a situation where I rented one of their bear cans and finished Four Pass Loop after hours. Theres no after-hours drop off or contact information. Not cool when you're renting gear and unknown things are bound to happen. Luckily, the bartender in the bar underneath the store was cool enough to return for me the next day, with a $30 dollar tip. What really takes off the star though is the pretentious and "too cool" vibe from the employees. Ain't nobody got time for that. Being kind and understanding is free.

I came into Ute today looking for a pair of shos. I was helped by a young red headed man named Sam…read morethat was extreamly friendly and helpful. He knew a lot about the store and how to find the right pair of shoes for me. Sam rocks!! thank y'all

If you are looking for sophisticated and stylish women's clothing, don't hesitate to shop at Four…read moreOne Nine in Aspen. The owner, Kristin, is so helpful and patient, and so is Marie, who works part-time. Kristin carries a good selection of Rachel Comey (one of my favorite brands) and many other brands as well that you won't find anywhere else in Aspen, including some local designers. Excellent hand bags, shoes, jewelry, and accessories too. My friend and I bought several pieces on our trip to Aspen and will be checking the website regularly. It will be a must stop the next time I am in Aspen.

From the owner: Four One Nine is Aspen's premiere luxury clothing boutique! Formerly Souchi, we carry authentic,…read morehand-made clothing, shoes, accessories such as hats and cashmere scarves, and jewelry. As a women owned boutique, we strive to bring an authentic representation of the local Aspen woman to residents and visitors alike. Come see us for pieces you won't find anywhere else, personal styling, and a vibrant atmosphere. Everything from casual day wear, cocktail attire, and black tie events.

Amazing merchandise and the friendist people you can meet. You can't beat the service this company…read moreprovides

The creme de la creme and latest in Aspen fashion. Perfect for wear across the Rocky Mountains or…read morethe Alps! Situated at the base of the famed Little Nell near the steps to Little Nell run, that is to say, exceptionally convenient for apres ski shopping. Iconic brands. They also have a few homewares items. Wonderful service, smaller selection than the VV locale but always a great value for what you get.

My son was in serious pain from his ski boot, and Surefoot fixed it fast. They reheated the liner ,…read moreshaved a pressure point and added padding, bringing instant relief. Ricky was fantastic, and we were able to have a great ski day. Highly recommend.

Austin did an exceptional job adjusting my 2 year old boots. They were not purchased from Surefoot…read morebut he worked on them just the same. I had one toe that was really being pinched. He was able to quickly fix that so I had him do some additional tuning. They now fit perfectly! Feel like completely different boots! What a difference. I will be buying my next boots from Austin!

Beer + Boots?!! Are u kidding. This spot is super. We love…read moreit here . Chocolates ain't bad either

I went in for a mount on a new pair of skis and asked explicitly for the skis to be detuned while…read morethey were in the shop. I came in the next morning and was told they did not detune the skis despite me explicitly asking on the sheet I was given. I was treated as if I didn't understand what I was talking about as the man helping me told me they "didn't recommend doing that on a new pair of skis" I have skied since I could walk and have had my skis detuned the last 5 years of my life immediately after coming out of the packaging. I paid $77 for the mount and wasn't given half of what I came to do. Will be going anywhere else to get my skis done. I highly recommend Incline, just across the way down the hall from Gorsuch at the base of Aspen.

Best location, best equipment with the most knowledgeable and friendly longtime local staff…read more I've been coming here for years and they're hands down the best......They get it! Thank you....

We stay in Aspen 8 weeks a year and stop at Susie's every year. Resale shopping is supposed to be…read morefun. It's a treasure hunt, right? Susie's has been decent for a few luxury finds. I've bought ski jackets, clothes, and shoes at Susie's. Well this past week we stopped in and had the worst resale shopping experience ever. My hubs found 6 items to try on and bought 2. There's a no return policy at the store (understandably) so I try on a lot because I intend to buy a lot. I found 15 items to try on. As I was walked through, the woman behind the register looked up and became VISIBLY irritated and asked me to try on my items so that I didn't hold up their dressing rooms. I'm accommodating so no problem. After walking in she started talking about me out loud to the customer at the desk buying 2 items, saying "I'm sorry, it's just that people come in and want to try on the whole store..." There are 2 dressing "rooms" at the store (curtained off areas). I tried my items on quickly. My husband stood outside the curtain. Several clerks asked if he needed a room and he said no. At no point did anyone have to wait for a room while I tried on items; I listened closely for that. Then the woman behind the counter saw my husband and started loudly taking with the clerks in the "back office" about how she was going to have to ask me to swap out and allow other guests to try on clothes right before loudly asking my husband "Sir, do you need to get into a fitting room just to try on 2 things?!" To which he replied "no." I was finished so I left the room and walked straight to the desk. I spent almost $400. I planned to keep shopping to find more stuff to buy, but decided to cut my visit short. I heard the check-out clerk ask every other guest if they'd been in before, but didn't ask me. She offered every other guest an emery board with the store logo for their nails, but didn't offer one to me. It wasn't until I asked if they had a rewards program (because I couldn't remember) that she reluctantly said "no but because you spent so much, we have a logo reusable bag you can have." No thanks We'll never be back. Never forget that resale stores are supposed to be a fun treasure hunt. It's not that serious and any guest can reasonably wait 5 minutes for a fitting room. It's thrift shopping, not an emergency room. No one is dying on the table. I can afford to shop at the brand stores in town, so going forward I'll skip the shitty attitude and just go direct to the brand stores. No fun find is worth such a bitchy encounter.

loved their clothes. some a bit expensive, but lots of good quality items. so much fun to browse.read more

The best selection of designer pieces in amazing condition! Definitely worth a stop when you are in…read moreAspen!

Beautiful merchandise in a small, well-organized shop. The merchandise is in brand-new condition…read more The sales clerk was friendly and personable.