This gift shop is definitely one of the most unique spots to check out in the Stockyards! Located…read morenear several other gift shops, this one really stands out with its fun, quirky, and unexpected selection of items. You'll find everything from hats and keychains to all kinds of interesting souvenirs and gifts. Some of the displays and items are downright hilarious, including raccoons drinking beer and smoking. It's definitely something you don't see in every gift shop! We ended up buying several items here because there were so many fun things to choose from. The location makes it easy to stop in while exploring the Stockyards, but this shop is worth visiting on its own. With its unique selection, entertaining displays, and plenty of things to look at, you could easily spend some time browsing. If you're in the Stockyards, definitely add this place to your list....you won't want to miss it!

If you're looking for stuffed smoking raccoons flipping you off, stuffed squirrels on stripper…read morepoles, and MAGA hats, this is the place for you. Actually, even though it screams "tourist trap" KO Trading is a staple of the Fort Worth Stockyards, functioning as a hybrid between a high-end modern Western trading post and a professional-grade equestrian supply shop, founded by a competitive horseman in 1994, Klint Owens. (KO, get it?) Worth a stop just for the cheap selection of souvenir magnets, the smell of leather, and the photo op of the longhorn outside. And, the stuffed animals inside, which made my wife sad, but I just told them they died silently in their sleep or they were in the Epstein files.

Gift Shop located in Terminal A…read more I bought some last minute items. I bought a snow globe from here so I can remember my visit here. They sell texas themed items which are nice. Everything is a bit pricey as you expect in the airport. The staffs were really friendly.

They didn't have what I was looking for and that was a Texas spice mix. However, if you want to…read morefind a token gift for someone, you will find it here. What drew me to this location was the Yellow Bird Hot Sauce. Our vegan daughter loves this hot sauce!

I liked the building this business is in and I love knowing the history of the building, so I found…read moreit really neat that 5 generations of the same family are able to give a verified history of the building for almost 110 years! The building has a strong automotive history from being a Ford Dealership, a Service Garage, and an Auto Parts store, and today operates as a vendor mall. They have what looked like to be at least 20 or so vendors operating booths in this store. Each carries different things from, clothes, to books, toys, decor, purses/bags, cards, yard art, cooking utensils, and more. The selection is largely geared towards tourists, but locals will find items here as well. It appeared all items were new, so don't mistake this for like an antique mall or craft/artist mall. They items in here are pretty much more widely available, which takes some uniqueness away from the place. Pricing varied but they had items that matched almost all price points. Overall this place is worth a visit and with the variety of items, most can find something here either for themselves or for a gift. It is an easy visit right on Main street and only has two aisles so it won't take a long time to see everything they are offering.

Tuesday , I was visiting from Virginia and walked into this delightful shop. I found a treasure…read moretrove to take back. I had to watch my 50 pound suitcase limit for the airline ride home... I wished I didn't live 1200 miles away! I would shop here often.

Just popped into the Stockyards Trading Post on Exchange Ave, and what a pleasant surprise! This is…read moreexactly the kind of great little gift shop that makes wandering the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards so much fun. It's packed with all the classic Texas vibes--cowboy hats, Western tees, leather goodies, fun souvenirs, collectibles, and affordable apparel for the whole family. What really stood out was how genuinely friendly everyone was. The staff greeted us with that warm Texas hospitality, took their time to chat without any pressure, and made the whole visit feel welcoming and relaxed. No tourist-trap attitude here--just good people happy to help you find the perfect memento. If you're strolling the Stockyards and want a quick, enjoyable stop for some authentic (and not overpriced) Western flair, this is your spot. Highly recommend swinging by--left with a big smile and probably a new hat! Stockyards Trading Post - you nailed it. Thanks for the great experience!

Super cute western town in Fort Worth Texas with lots of charm. Plenty of places to shop, eat and…read morewatch cowboy shows. Good place for families. Stockyard stampede is cool for kids they can take pics with the longhorns!

360 West Magazine puts on this event annually, and it's one of my favorite events to attend! The…read morefashion show highlights some of the great shops at Clearfork, while the food showcases local restaurants and various services offered throughout the area. I always love coming here to experience the unique shopping and dining options. It's such a beautiful area to stroll around--always clean, well-maintained, and with excellent service wherever you go. after the event, we often check out one of the restaurants and do a little shopping as well.

Clearfork is an upscale shopping with a complimentary parking garage. They have restaurants,…read moredessert places, clothing stores, high end luxury stores for bags and home decor. I've checked out a couple of their restaurants and a dessert place here and had a good experience. The prices range from affordable to expensive at clearfork. The service is a hit or miss depending on the restauraunt. I love that they have places to sit throughout the shopping center and decorate for the different holidays/seasons. I recommend Mesero for lunch/dinner and Amorino Gelato for dessert. I look forward to my next visit at Clearfork.

this place has amazing options, my wife went absolutely nuts for a few of the super soft crop tops…read morethey have, super good deals too!!! all the employees are also super nice and do their best to help everytime i come in!

I absolutely loved this store! It is reminiscent to me of Sundance, the former bohemian/artisan…read morestore that Robert Redford founded. They have a great selection of women's and children's clothing, jewelry, boots, etc. The staff is is very welcoming and helpful, without being pushy. They warmly greet you and let you know they are there for you. The prices seemed reasonable for the boutique experience and quality the offer.

Nice, friendly people. Christian was helpful. I guess his name gave it away. Don't know if he…read morewould've helped me find a hat band if his name was Dick.

I've passed by this shop dozens of times and didn't realize it was there. The classy print on the…read morewindow is small and needs a closer look to determine what's there. After a staff lunch one day one of my coworkers convinced us to take a detour to Keeping Up with the Joneses before we headed back to work. I am so glad I did. This little shop is the perfect size. It's small, quaint, and has just enough to browse without being overwhelming. We started with the clearance rack outside and the clothes were so cute! The sales are really good! One of my coworkers scored a gorgeous blue and white work dress and a pink and coral lace dress for a wedding reception--both on sale for $50! They had some cute white shirts with black printed sayings on them. I got two that said "Chanel and Champagne" although I was really in love with the "You had me at Merlot" shirt. They just didn't have it in my size. :-( The sizes available go up to size 14. If you look hard enough you can find some items in XXL, but the selection is small, so keep an open mind. I plan to regularly stop by to see what is on sale and maybe fall in love with more of their clothes. I spotted some gorgeous dresses and tops, but again my size wasn't available. There's a small fitting room in the shop. It's located in the back of the store, which is also where Aria Salt is (they share the space). One thing that I really love is that the material of the clothes felt thick and durable. You can tell the clothes are well made and will last. The owner was friendly and helpful, giving tips on what kind of shoes went with my coworker's dresses and ringing us up quickly. I also scored two large stemless wine glasses for 50% off each. I'm loving my new wine glasses! Can't wait to go back to Keeping up with the Joneses!