They have a lot of stuff. They have a good selection of books, but please don't buy any I want.read more

Have been shopping and donating here since moving here in '13. Overall, I've found their prices…read morefair for many things. I hope they are using Ebay prices for items that actually sold, not what are being asked It is staffed by all volunteers and last year they gave $1 million to the Hill Country Youth Ranch. That sounds like a lot but given expenses have been exceeding revenue by over $1 million a year the Youth Ranch Foundation continues to cover it but their money won't last for ever. I have friends who moved to the Big Springs Ranch for Children in Leaky which is part of HCYR to be volunteer live in grand parents. Beautiful setting with a working ranch, charter school and chapel but I believe only 2 of their 6 cabins are in use now. It's hard to get staff when you are that far from a good sized town.

Great store and bar - excellent vibes and ambiance! Friendly staff and great selection of modern…read moret's and casual wear with a Texas accent. Wishing them continued success.

The owners are very friendly and helpful…read more A good music selection is always playing. I'd like to buy all the shirts they have. The antique side is nice with good prices.

Such a cute store! Owned and operated by a local, while you're there, go check out Luna (just down…read morethe way) owned by this woman's mother. If you're not getting your clothes and gifts for friends here, you're missing out on supporting a local business and some sweet ladies. It has a hippy/camping vibe, but also some great clothes for traveling that would help any wardrobe. Well priced!

The owner is very nice…read more The clothes selection is fashionable. My wife like almost everything in the store. I like their mens selection. Anyone coming from Austin would like this store.

After three years, I figured it was time for another review. I also decided to add several more…read morerecent photos. Since my last review, they have added a large paved parking lot next-door, where it used to be just gravel. Inside they have one of the largest used book/media sections you'll ever see in any thrift store. The stuff that gets donated here is usually better than what you would find at Goodwill, which means you're more likely to come across unique and valuable finds. You'll also find every imaginable knickknack under the sun here for office home and hardware use. In the back room, there's bicycles, electronics, and furniture. The front of the store is given over, almost entirely to clothing and shoes. Still my favorite thrift store to come to in Fredericksburg.

A tidy and well organized thrift store. It's easy to shop and find what you're looking for. Items…read moreare very reasonably priced and bargains are easy to find. They have an active Facebook page where they highlight larger items. I went to look at a chair they highlighted and a volunteer lowered the price to sweeten the pot since it had been there a few days already. I left with two chairs. . The volunteers are very nice and helpful. The best thrift store in Fredericksburg and a great cause!

This store is awesome! My friend & I were dying of laughter over all the funny T-shirt's. Wish I…read morehad room in my suitcase for like 10 of them. Super cute shop. Would definitely recommend stopping here when you're walking around Fredericksburg.

Hilarious shirts. Wish I had the money to buy them all. Had some good ones on sale. Will…read moredefinitely be back.

Chelsea was so helpful and made me feel confident in my hat she styled. I brought in some pictures…read moreof what I would like my hat to look like and she brought it to life. There are so many hats to choose from if you don't already have your own hat. Be sure to stop by this hat bar! It's much more affordable than the other locations in town. Lots of other clothes as well!

My husband and I decided to stop here to check out the store and Saloon and use the bathrooms. We…read moredidn't really talk with anyone and nobody greeted us upon entering. We just walked in and started looking around. It's a big store with cowboy decor and western wear for all ages. It was interesting seeing the animals on the walls. The bathrooms were nice and clean. We walked to the Saloon to check it out. We didn't go in but we looked in. The Saloon had a few people there but it was mostly empty as it was 3:30 in the afternoon. Overall it was a cool stopping place to browse if you like a cowboy type of atmosphere with shopping, clean bathrooms, and a Saloon.

If you have a serious foot fetish this place is definitely for you. There are some shoe stores that…read moredon't have this many shoes. And in the back of the store they have a huge leather boot selection which impressed me. When I first walked in and I was expecting more of an upscale souvenir store but it is definitely much more than that. This is a great place to find some unique clothing finds along with numerous choices of leather jackets. Needless to say, expect to pay top retail dollar for everything. I decided to take a lot of pictures because words alone are not adequate.

I waited to write this review because I don't believe in posting reviews while I'm angry…read more In a very rare move, I am posting a 1 star review because I can't think of any redeeming qualities for any of the people I came in contact with on this visit and my original 2 star draft was too generous. I hate writing negative reviews, but I know there are people out there who can't stand one more thing going wrong in 2020 and those people deserve to know they should avoid this place. I will say that the thing that makes me the most irritated is that we made a purchase here and I completely regret it and wish we hadn't rewarded their bad behavior with our money. That's on us, as we were trying not to ruin our anniversary with a scene and my husband wasn't fully grasping what occurred until we left, and we had no privacy for me to explain it to him. This layout, like a few in the area, is 2 floorplans connected in the middle but with each one having its own entrance/exit. We originally entered the one on the left which had some clothing, jewelry, and boots in the very back. This side had a mix of higher end brands that are a bit expensive and items that are just plain overpriced, as is common in more touristy areas, but nothing outrageous. The right side had some trinkets up front that I didn't check out, so I can't comment on those prices. There was a bit of a babbling brook set up with goldfish and a little wooden bridge that crossed to the back of that store. I thought that was fun. There were handbags and women's clothing in that section that were ridiculously overpriced and marked up for the quality- enough to make me roll my eyes and lose interest in the store altogether. The first time we came in, we were completely ignored. Nobody greeted us, nobody approached me as I was considering several purchases. Not unheard of or my biggest concern, though I completely noticed. We left and went to several more shops. As we were about to leave Main St. we remembered we never purchased the Pendleton towels we intended to get. I wanted to go to Fredericksburg Mercantile, but my husband wanted to return here based on the selection. Well this time, we entered the store and headed to where the towels were so we could look through the patterns and select one or two. Instead of being greeted, we were profiled. A woman attempted to step in my husband's way while condescendingly asking if he needed something. He went around her, casually throwing out the product he came to look at. I was slightly behind him so she instead blocked me with the same tone. I stared blankly at her because I was completely shocked that this woman got in my bubble, her face was 7 or 8 inches from mine- at most, and her mask was below her chin! While I was aware of the profiling that was occurring, I was primarily distracted by how boldly she was ignoring the state mandate AND rudely in my personal space (remember, I said inches, not feet, it's never appropriate to get that close to someone). Since things were getting tense, a second woman (the only one wearing a mask correctly and seemed to be the manager) interceded and the first woman left. I specifically asked her if they just don't follow the mask mandate here and she played dumb at first, then looked over her shoulder at the the employee and shrugged and said sorry insincerely. She did not correct her behavior and there was a third employee wearing her mask in exactly the same way who squeezed between us and a rack to get a snack at the register. So no masks, no social distancing, no respect for customers- got it. I walked away to go look at patterns with my husband but couldn't focus on the task because this woman followed us around from an odd distance and kept interrupting our conversation. What's funny is when I actually inquired to my husband about the product, she had a chance to look like she was doing her job and cover up the profiling, but that was the only time she didn't chime in! I didn't get a chance to choose what I wanted, my husband felt rushed and weirded out so he grabbed one so we could just get out ASAP. At the register we were subjected to her asinine questions and chatter about "this stupid virus." She also went on about recognizing me from earlier based on my purse- I guess her way of softening the profiling??? I left out a lot of specifics due to limited space. The jist is, that after letting time pass I still do NOT think this was a weird, one time mishandling of a customer. I honestly believe the staff here makes biased assumptions about their customers and will continue to do so unapologetically without regard to how they are mistreating people, or for safety. They didn't deserve our money and they don't deserve yours.

Visited Hill Country Outfitters for the first time in October 2025. We had a fun time shopping, but…read morethe real highlight was Natalie. She was so friendly and gave styling advice without being pushy. We had such a great experience with her that we returned with friends just to visit her this February! There is such a big selection of nice clothes for men and women, but the sale section just makes the experience so much better! Great deals on great clothes and shoes. If you need styling help, be sure to ask for Natalie. She is a gem!

We love this store, it is well organized and has a great selection of high quality clothing and…read moreaccessories. The real reason we will continue to shop here each time we visit Fredericksburg is the salesperson, Natalie. She has made each trip very enjoyable and offers fantastic styling ideas and great service. We take our friends and family to see her when in town and she is always quick to help and just makes each trip feel special. Go say hi to Natalie and let her make your shopping trip special.

Earthbound is one of my favorite stores. I love the vibe. The hippie clothes, & jewelry…read more I'm seeing mushrooms are real trendy right now. See them in many other stores as well. But here I found a cute mushroom mug. Prices are a little high. But I'm sure the work that goes into them is labor intensive. Some of the dresses I liked for the summer, were just so heavy, or layered with fabrics, just too hot to wear in the summer time.

This was a cool store. If you like mushrooms, earthy stuff, carved wood, cool pjs, unique…read moreshirts/ponchos/sweaters, cute hair accessories, jewelry, cool retro shirts & fun socks (on sale for 2 for $16) check this place out! There are so many more cool & unique things to purchase here that I didn't list. They even have a large clearance section in the back. Most stores in Fredericksburg are insanely overpriced but I bought a really soft & cute beanie here for $20. I was looking for a black one but ended up finding one out completely different that I love. When I went to check out at the register Alfred asked me if I found everything I was looking for. I mentioned I was looking for a black beanie & without me even asking, he darted from behind the register to go search for one for me. He brought me the only black beanie in the store but it didn't have a fuzzy ball on top, it had an eye . Not what I had in mind but I REALLY appreciated him voluntarily looking around for me. So kind! It is just rare that people go out of their way to help customers these days. He even offered to cut the tags off my new beanie for me. Thanks Alfred for being awesome! Christmas is around the corner & this place is filled w cool gifts!

The crown jewel of Fredericksburg's downtown clothing boutiques. Well stocked with rare finds from…read morearound the world. Discriminating shoppers looking for unique wardrobe designs will NOT be disappointed. Prices are commensurate with the quality of their products. The best selection of men's Howler Brother clothing in the state of Texas. Impeccable service from a seasoned and friendly staff. My wife and I have filled our closets with beautiful attire from this retail gem. Conveniently located in the heart of Main Street. Do NOT miss this upscale emporium on your next visit to the Texas Hill Country.

I doubt they remember me, but this September my husband and I will celebrate our 20th anniversary…read more I wanted something special to wear on our wedding day. i Lived 2 hours away, so they mailed me dresses to try on at no cost! My wedding day was perfect because of their very sweet staff!