This cute boutique carries, what feels like curated clothes, of quality, for both men and women. I…read morelove the fabrics of the outfits, most are very soft and ultra comfortable. I bought my 20+ year old kids their Christmas gifts there (soft pjs and cool man shirt). My kids loved them.

After 15 years of shopping there, NEVER AGAIN!! Policy apparently has changed, not only they don't…read moreaccept returns, but they don't even do store credit! (which btw is Not indicated in the receipt) Another new policy: you have to leave your purse on the counter outside the dressing room! To top it off, there is the rudest store manager (Laura) who came into the dressing room while I was undressed to yell not to put the "merchandise" on the floor while I'm trying things on! Next day that I wanted to exchange one item, not only she did not help me find something else, but she just kept on asking "but you tried it on yesterday at the store why did u change ur mind"! She would even let me touch the jeans on the bottom of the pile (to check sizes) so she doesn't have to refold them! And the rudeness kept going. NEVER AGAIN!!

My massage by Katelin was amazing. I will definitely come…read moreback next time I am skiing at Mammoth!

I had one of the very best massages I've ever had thanks to Kate. From the moment I met her until…read morethe very last moment of my 90-minute massage, I felt taken care of. She took the time to ask questions about my body and tension and was professional in every way. She read my body and knew exactly what I needed. I felt relaxed and didn't want my time with her to end. If I lived closer, I would be a regular. I will definitely book another massage with Kate the next time I visit Mammoth.

McCoys aka Mammoth Memories is THE souvenir shop in Mammoth. Want those M mountain stickers you see…read moreon everyone cars? They got them. Want gifts and souvenirs for all your snowboarding, snow loving, friends and family? They got everything you need! I was in need of some cute souvenirs for myself and friends, so asked where would the best spot in Mammoth be. The consensus was Mammoth Memories. Located in the Mammoth lakes shopping center and town mid point it was easy to find this spot. Staff here are very nice, they leave you alone to shop but when you need anything they are very helpful and friendly. I loved this store because they had everything I could want and need. Shirts, sweaters, stickers, patches, baby clothes, home goods like cups and mugs, hats and jerseys. This shop is unmatched and I appreciated that they carried both mammoth gear and also represented June lake. All of the clothing items were soft and well made. Yes, the shop is a little pricey. I do get those complaints but it's the #1 tourist shop in town and at least the clothing is quality and soft. Just be mindful it's $$$ - for example I bought one t-shirt, a baby onesie and a handful of stickers and quickly ended up at $80+. Yikes. But I liked everything I got and it's nice to have memories of your trip so I'd still recommend this shop as it had a good variety, plenty of sizes, and staff were nice.

This place was pretty neat, souvenirs for everybody including your Car with those cool M stickers…read morewe even got one in white. It's located at The Village of course very touristy but they have some cool shops here. As you Enter they have so many items you can pick from. They have from sweaters, t-shirts, socks, shot glasses you name it they have it. The store is very organized and I appreciated the help form one of the staff there i wasn't able to find my size in the clearance section and the shirt was pretty cool so she went to go look in the inventory they had and was able to find me my shirt in my size. Usually some stores will tell you that's all we have and dismiss you but she took 10 minutes exactly and found my size. Excellent customer service! The prices can be a bit higher of course but the quality of the t-shirt I got was great and it's not your typical off brand t-shirts that's shrunk after one use. The quality is there. I also scored some socks and paid regular price for first pair and got the other pair for 1 penny (win win) love me a bargain. Excellent shop!

Super thrift shop. No marked prices, but don't let that worry. The prices are great!…read moreOccasionally stuff wanders off, so you ring the bell till they find their way back.

Kat is such a sweetheart, all proceeds to go disabled athletes. Such good vibes, such good finds,…read moredefinitely stop by next time you're in Mammoth

Great spot to visit in Mammoth…read more I didn't stay at The Village, but I spent time walking around and checking it out, and it was a great experience. The layout is clean, well organized, and easy to get around. There's a good mix of restaurants, shops, and open space, and everything feels well maintained. The atmosphere is lively without being overwhelming, and it's a solid place to hang out, grab food, and enjoy the mountain vibe. It's definitely one of the best areas to spend time when you're in Mammoth Lakes. Would absolutely recommend stopping by if you're visiting the town.

It's the only shopping center in Mammoth, and I find it very convenient. Located near the Village…read moreLodge, it has a good mix of restaurants, bars, dessert shops (ice cream and chocolates), and a few souvenir shops. I personally loved how new and clean it is, it really reminds me of some European villages. A nice bonus is the outdoor sofas and chairs for resting. There's also a shuttle bus stop right on the road, making it easy for skiers and snowboarders to stop by after finishing the slopes. Parking is available across the street, with a smaller lot behind the village. Overall, it's a great addition to Mammoth town! Side note: It's Dog-friendly!

BE VERY WARY of the Boot Fit bullshit or falling for the Upsell on Service. It is NON EXISTENT…read more Purchased $700 New Boots in March 25, expert skier. They were fit with fanfare lip-service that "Kitterdge stands behind boot fit for a full year and they will address any fit issues, no problem." I skied wearing New Boots only 2-hours at Mammoth prior to major wind/snow storm that forced lifts to close and us to leave. So, at start of 2026, sadly I experienced pain, gaps below food bed, shin blisters and general dismay on the fit of New Boots. With receipts, settings and Business Card for original fitter in hand I called and was asked; . . . "If I was sure that I had bought them there?" Then I was challenged with attitude; "So, you had them fit, skied them, and now have an issue with the fit?" I was blown off completely with the statement; "I am very busy here, will get back to you." Haven't heard a thing. NOTHING !

I got problems with my new snowboard boots, bought them off fb marketplace and thought they fit…read more Turn out, they hurt my feet so bad while snowboarding and couldn't even continue after an hour. Try to call multiple sport locations and there were wait time, but when I called Kittredge asking if I can do walk in and be there in 10mins, they said ya so it was super convenient! My guy Keith said Burton is know for causing foot problems. He's very meticulous as well and explained why my foot went numb and said where they will adjust the boot! Excellent service!

We visited the location at the Village and Rosie was so helpful! We saw cute Christmas lights in…read morethe display window. She went out of her way to help us with pricing and locating the items. She was so happy and nice. Definite asset to the store. The store itself is so cute. Lots of different items for babies, children and adults. Cute pajamas and other Mammoth related items. Located in the Village so easy to get to. This is the store called Mammoth Shirt & Co etc. a little offshoot of the main store I think.

This little shop is better than most around town. They have a huge selection and have nice options…read moreon their sale rack at 40% - prob the most affordable quality shirts and hoodies Just wish they had more sizes :)

Terrible customer service. I was greeted when I first arrived and that was it. After that, I was…read morewatched like a hawk. While I was "trying on" purses I could feel that someone was watching over me but not once was I asked if I needed any assistance. Hello, if I am going to drop a few hundred dollars on one of your purses, please act like you appreciate my business. The quality of the work wasn't bad and there were a couple of items that I considered buying but since I was treated more as an inconvenience rather than a customer, they were not getting a cent from me.

Oh, Marty. Where to begin…read more My friends and I were in Mammoth for the weekend, genuinely excited to support local businesses, when we made the unfortunate decision to step into his T-shirt shop. What we expected was charm. What we received was a masterclass in performative disdain. At 31 years old, I picked up a $5 teacup not to "run with," as was dramatically alleged from behind the register throne but because I was delighted by how adorable it was. Apparently, visible joy is prohibited. Marty barked at me to put it down, as though I were mid-heist rather than mid-smile. It was fascinating, really. You don't often encounter a business model rooted so firmly in hostility. The energy shifted instantly. Items we had every intention of purchasing were calmly returned to their shelves. As we walked out, someone reasonably observed, "You'd think you'd be grateful for customers supporting your local business." Marty's response? "I'm not grateful for customers." And there it was. Radical honesty. Needless to say, we along with several other shoppers exited in unison. If you're visiting Mammoth and enjoy being scolded by a crochety man for experiencing happiness near a teacup, this may be your spot. Otherwise, I'd recommend investing your money somewhere that understands the revolutionary concept of customer service. To be continued... Marty had a golden opportunity to respond with a shred of accountability. Instead, he chose fiction. I would never throw merchandise, nor was I disrespectful at any point. The second he barked at me to put down the $5 teacup, I calmly did so and promptly returned every other item I intended to purchase. I have no interest in funding hostility masquerading as "local charm." We left immediately and happily spent our money at the adorable bookstore next door where customer service still exists and dollars are welcomed. For the record, I fully intended to buy the items in my hands before his unnecessary outburst. Small businesses deserve support. Small egos with big tempers do not. I'd strongly suggest shopping elsewhere. Frankly, a 2.6 rating feels generous given our collective experience with this chronically irritable man.

1 Star (and even that feels generous)…read more My family and I had one of the most uncomfortable and disrespectful experiences I've ever had in a retail store in Mammoth. The moment we walked into this t-shirt shop, we were not greeted -- not even a basic "hello." Instead, we were immediately stared at by someone who appeared to be the owner. The atmosphere was cold, judgmental, and honestly hostile from the start. We are a family of four -- my wife and our two young boys. As we entered, my younger son picked up a small box that looked like a puzzle or toy item. Before we even had a chance to browse or look around, the owner sharply said something along the lines of: "Can you have your son put that back if you're not going to buy?" Let that sink in: a child holds an item for a moment, and he immediately assumes we are there to steal or damage something. No courtesy. No patience. No professionalism. Just pure accusation and disrespect. But what made it worse was that he didn't stop there -- he proceeded to make a comment about our parenting. That was beyond inappropriate. Nobody goes on vacation to Mammoth to get insulted by a grown man behind a counter who clearly has no business interacting with people, let alone families. I could have confronted him right there, but I chose not to waste my energy. Some people are simply miserable and mentally twisted, and it shows in how they treat others -- especially how they view children. The way he looked at my son and spoke to us was disturbing, rude, and completely unacceptable. The truth is: people like this should not own businesses. If you can't treat customers with basic human decency, especially families with kids, then you don't deserve customers -- period. Even one star is a waste. This shop deserves to lose business until the owner learns a hard lesson: when you treat customers like garbage, your business will be ruined. Save yourself the frustration. Do NOT shop here.