It was suggested to us by some folks in the Santa Fe Railyard district that we check this used and…read morevintage store for boots, bolo ties, and turquoise. What a selection of everything! You could spend hours there. We purchased a few small hat pins.

This shop has a variety of Western boots, Native American jewelry, clothes and takes consignment…read more An amazing selection of all types of clothes and shoes.

Jules, the owner, was an absolute joy to meet. My husband and I wandered in from a long day of…read morebrowsing. We were looking for wearable art that both spoke to us and represented good value. After long conversations about fashion, sustainability and preserving the Earth, we left excited about our three unique vintage pieces that each still have stories to tell. Thanks, Jules, for contributing to our pleasant afternoon and for the curation of these unique finds.

Was looking forward to getting back to this cute little shop again. However, it seemed pretty…read moreunderwhelming this time with a smaller inventory of items in general. And, prices seemed quite high. Young woman working in shop was friendly enough but didn't seem to have detailed knowledge of items in the store. Didn't find any "must have" gems this time.

Stopped by on my little weekend trip and fell in love. This will be a frequent stop for me! We…read morefound a sweatshirt and some shorts for under $20! Service was incredible. Super nice! Be sure to stop by!

Great place and the guy that works there is helpful and friendly. Very fun guy and good clothes…read more Great place to drop by in Taos We'll be back.

Unique vintage clothing Great staff…read moreGreat prices!! I'll be back!! I even bought some Xmas gifts there this summer! Best find in Santa Fe!!!

Found a great purple bag here. Prices are moderate but great inventory with quality shoes, tops,…read moreand dresses. I love the friendly staff. Thank you

What a wonderful little shop tucked away off Canyon Road. There is something for every shopper here…read morefrom vintage New Mexico postcards to a beautiful 1960s Hermes typewriter. My daughter picked out an adorable beaded butterfly purse. If you are a collector of vintage t-shirts, you could spend hours looking through their collection. One of the owners was behind the register and he was friendly and a wealth of knowledge about collectibles and the city. Whether you are a local or just a visitor, make some time to stop in.

Coolest spot in Santa Fe for vintage apparel, jewelry and one of a kind fashion pieces. Owner is a…read moreSanta Fe native, he and his wife have truly put their heart and soul into the art of vintage clothing. Their boutique is super organized and prices are as expected. My son and I love fashion and truly enjoyed our experience! We will definitely be returning customers. Amazing little spot!

The Consignment Warehouse is our home away from home! We just landed in Santa Fe a few weeks ago…read moreand this was one of our first stops TCW has tremendous household furniture, rugs, artwork, and more for prices that make you say, "That's a fair price." We've bought a mission-style chair, runner rug, and a piece of art. This will be a steady weekend spot. The staff are also like old friends. We sometimes just hang out there and relax. Great store!

Great selection of mainly quality furniture and accessories. I've both purchased and consigned here…read moreand recommend the same for others. Susan

Cowgirl Red is amazing. We randomly decided to drive the Turquoise Trail (HWY 14) to Albuquerque…read more-- and when we hit Madrid the car screeched to a halt because the shops looked so great! Cowboy Red is in a lovely old cottage with a garden in the front and they sell jewelry and other cute things, but the big draw is ***VINTAGE COWBOY BOOTS*** for really great prices. I have been wanting a pair of cool looking, worn boots for more than a decade -- and this shop had literally hundreds of pairs of boots to try on. I ended up with two pair of boots, my decade long search is over! I'll be back!

From the owner: Cowgirl Red specializes in vintage cowboy boots! We love custom, fancy inlays, vintage 50's 60's…read more&70's and funky boots. Vintage Native American jewelry with silver and turquoise, antiques and relics.

Thrifty Queen is an absolute delight to explore. We found so much cool stuff. The guy running the…read moreshop was so kind and great to talk to. They have a great collection of vintage items.

This place is packed with "REAL" antiques and vintage items. Be prepared to spend hours looking at…read moreall the dreamy treasures!! The prices are reasonable for what you are getting. The owner Jeff is super chill, extremely knowledgeable and burns nag champa and plays groovy tunes to enhance the experience.

Best place for quality vintage apparel - military, denim, boots, western and more in Santa Fe. It's…read moreno wonder that top film stylists and fashionistas make a pilgrimage to this " in the know" destination. It's not downtown, instead near the airport. Call or email for appointments. You'll be glad you did.

I will start off by saying that the store itself is beautiful and has an impressive collection of…read morecurated vintage, and that is why I gave it 2 stars instead of 1. The owner does shopping by appointment only; I previously thought this was due to covid-19 but now I see a review from years ago saying it's always been like this. When you go to a store by appointment, of course it's implied that you are to buy something because you're taking up the owners time when others could be giving it business. Here's the thing: I went in completely unaware of just how insane the prices are here, probably the most expensive vintage store i've been in out of the 100 i've shopped at before, and some of this includes very basic items such as a navy and red tank top with stains on it ($45). Almost everything in the store was above $70. I understand that it is completely up to the store owner as to what they believe their items are valued at, but this alone is not why i'm writing this review, it's the way I was treated at the end. I realized as I looked around the store that there were very few things I could afford, I walked in with a $100 budget, which normally could get me a couple of items in a vintage shop (depending on what they are of course). Again, I understand that the store owner has the right to determine their pricing, but I soon realized I would not be able to buy much. I ended up picking out a bandana mostly because I would feel bad for occupying an appointment space and not buying anything. I went up to the counter to buy the bandana, which turned out to be $20. I asked the owner (I presume) if she had any other vintage recommendations nearby, she recommended Double Take, which I looked up and said "oh wow, it's far" just out of my own surprise, because i'm not familiar with Santa Fe. She replied with a sarcastic "whoops!" as if I was blaming her for it being far. I finished my transaction and thanked her for the bandana, to which I received a dry "thanks." It's one thing to have your store be absurdly expensive, it's another thing to make your customers feel bad when they can't afford it. Had I known this is how it was, I would not have visited. I don't recommend coming here unless you could care less about how you're treated, regardless of whether or not you buy something expensive enough for approval.

I stopped in last week during my visit to Santa Fe. I've done business with their original Oakland…read moreshop before, most for shoes and accessories. The Standard & Strange shops remind me a bit of Machus in Portland, although I think that Justin has a better eye. Both feature well curated and practical fashion. It can get pricy, but you do get what you pay for. My issue is that at my age and body type, this isn't really my store, although I try hard enough to make it that way.

Guys, we really wanted to shop with you but you were closed. We drove up from ABQ To visit your…read morestore specifically to look at your selvedge denim. Quite disappointing to drive an hour, and arrive to see your business, which was indicated as "open" online, to be closed. We may or may not be back since the hours can't necessarily be trusted.