I have been wearing Taos Mocs since the late 70's, early 80's. BEST moccasins EVER!!! I like how…read moreyou could send in a paper of the foot size because sizes are not the same as buying regular shoes. I believe I still have their old catalog, too. I started buying them from county fairs around the Los Angeles area. I still wear my fringed ankle high with the zipper in the back. Soft leather with soft leather soles.........THAT IS AS GOOD AS LIFE GETS!!!!!!!! I still see them on certain websites, but I'm not sure if I can still buy direct.......THIS IS AS AMERICAN AS APPLE PIE, AS FAR AS I AM CONCERNED!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GREAT PRODUCTS!!!!!!!!! 10 STARS

Cool touristy shop. Lots of knickknacks, plates, bowls, beautiful mirrors, blankets, Panchos etc…read more. Most everything is on sale.

Not the same place as in the past. It's now physically connected to the next door curio shop. Very…read morelimited unless you're looking for a hat. No short sleeve men's western shirts at all.

Sam's is one of my absolute favorite places to shop in Taos! I bought several Bucko tops but my…read morefavorite is the denim linen knit! The fabrics are amazing and the styles are incredible! Kathleen's sense of style and fashion shows in every touch. If you are in Taos, it's absolutely the place to shop! Sam's Shop

I am giving this five stars based on my experience and just a little bit of faith…read more The owner, Jennifer, is *delightful* to talk to and really seems to care about the customer. I learned in our conversation that she is part Hispanic and part Native American. The shop is located in a beautiful space in the Plaza, and the family-owned business piece of it is very appealing to me. I mentioned "faith" because I am not able to promise that every piece in the store is Native-made. Personally, I want to patronize Natives only when it comes to Tribal jewelry and art. The piece I bought is definitely "Native" made, however, upon searching online, the artist's story is that she's a successful businesswoman who's done many things, among them jewelry. No matter to me, she is Navajo by heritage and culture, and she did make my piece! I would definitely recommend trying this store first or if you only have time for a few shops. At least half the shops in the Plaza seem very touristy. This one is classy and, I believe, authentic.

Tightly packed little store and there is a lot to peruse through. Lots of supplies for native…read moreartists. Gemstone beads were a bit pricey but the owner was friendly and helpful. This store is not in the Plaza or on Bent Street but if you're a serious beader, check it out. There were a lot of unusual accent pieces to choose from here.

This place blew my mind: great scrap leather, bones, beads, pellets, string/hardware for the…read morejewelry and more. They supply a lot to the Pueblo community and cary traditional pieces that the Pueblo people's will use in ritual/celebration costume. A serious gem with kind and helpful owners.

Stellar handmade jewelry selection. Even does custom builds upon request! My favorite part is the…read moreCigar selection. Great prices and accessories for golf and ski season!!! I even got a great deal on my desktop humidor for home & office to bring some home.

Service, selection, and value... this review will be easy, if these are the only three sections I…read morehave to cover in this transaction. So we'll start with service; Mellissa heads this line. Always a feeling of being one on one with her. She's focused, confident, and obviously loves what she's doing. Though she says she's new to the industry, it certainly doesn't show. Rocks and minerals are such a huge genre, yet she knows her niche. And her selection is unique and exquisite. What she was willing to share with a Rookie like me, was such an unexpected surprise. A beautiful, hourglass Stilbite specimen. With spears and buttons. Not to mention, one of the pinkest Zeolites I've ever seen. Moreover, was what I would call... on the larger side of 8lbs of pure crystals. Almost unheard of in this part of the world. Easily the size of a catchers mit. Found mostly in India, this valued and sought after silicate, has been used as a natural filtration product since minors found large veins throughout the hills and canyons of Cambodia. They develop within basalt volcanoes. Is starts as hot Silica-rich fluids percolating throughout the cavities in the rock. Then, when cooling, it all comes together, and a chemical reaction occurs. It distinct "sheaf-like" or "bow tie" crystal clusters, are the result of this chemical compilation. Along with certain minerals come certain colors. And this is one is the highly sought after pink. Which means the initial listed price for this specimen was easily within reason. Then after showing my rather geeky enthusiasm for a piece she probably found to be difficult to put her magic touch into. Being it was not exactly something to transform into jewelry. She undoubtedly must have shelved it. Awaiting for her chance to use it as bartering chips towards her second love, Snowboarding. Which happens to be my forte. So when she came to me, several months later. Using this fabulous Zeolite as a form of payment towards a new Neversummer Proto Slinger. There was no question, and she knew it. I would jump at the chance to display this beautiful piece in my private collection. Even was kind enough to let me think that I got the better part of this deal. Which, in my opinion, I did. But, I guess, that's what makes for a fair exchange. A truly great and unique experience, rarely found in this very edgy and complex world of minerals, and their worth. Is a guessing game, at best. However, for both sides to feel richer, within one transaction, could have only happened because of Melissa and Joseph's attention to detail. And their relationship with the people of this, "out of the way" Village of Angel Fire. Where their family driven type of close, one on one business practices, really stands out. They're noticeably happy to be here. And the folks here are honestly pleased to have them. I, for one, wish them all the best in their business, and even more in life. Thx my friends.

Shame, shame on you!!! I have a cousin in stage 4 colon cancer on chemo and extremely compromised…read morewith her immune system. She has shopped there for 15 years and was trying her hardest to show her kids that life can still be semi-normal, even with cancer. She was wearing an N95 mask because of this and YOU asked her to leave because of the mask. I will never understand why politics have taken over here but you should all be VERY ashamed of your request and behavior towards someone who is fighting for her life. Your treatment is absolutely disgusting. I wish that you eventually have the same on you and have to wear a mask so someone can make you feel as bad as you made her feel. I hope this haunts you in your sleep.

Gold Nugget is located on the main strip in Red River, NM. It is an awesome gift shop with quite a…read morefew unique finds. They didn't have an " I Skied The Face" hoodie or sweatshirt in a size M, but they did have many other themed hoodies and tees. Hopefully next year they will have the item I'm searching for to commemorate my proud accomplishment. I'll definitely check back. This shop is recommended for your souvenir needs!

Very good selection of shirts and sweaters along with extensive belt options. Owner very helpful…read moreand has a good eye for style and fit.

The owner picks through some of the best clothing designers in the industry. The clothing is sharp,…read moregreat looking stuff if you're serious about looking sharp but want to stand out from the pack. The staff, especially Anita will help you change your wardrobe and dress professionally, with a subtle touch of class and funk. When in Taos gentleman; it's a must go. Plus, it's surprisingly priced. Not sure how that crew pulls it of. great prices and wish they'd open an online catalog.