My husband needed a shirt and pants for an event. What we thought might take all day was handled…read morevery quick. Had a great selection and gentleman helping was great. We even left with a pair of shoes.

Coming into Sedona for a destination wedding was filled with uncertainty, as we had never been here…read morebefore and didn't know anyone in the area. I originally called my local Men's Wearhouse, but it meant that I would have to pick up my suit in Phoenix, which was not practical. Instead I did a google search for a men's clothing retailer in Sedona and found Richard David for Men. I called and spoke to Jeffrey, the owner, who was very personable. We were able to work out a deal over the phone and through an catalog that he expedited through the mail. I had my measurements taken locally and reported them over the phone to Jeffrey. He was confident that I would be satisfied with my suit rental. Upon entering his shop, I was greeted by Jeffrey and shown the suit, which fit me nearly perfectly. Only one small alteration had to be made, which his girlfriend Laura was able to complete quickly. The suit was stunning and comfortable and Jeffrey and Laura assured me that they were there for me if I needed anything. Their customer service was top notch and went above and beyond anything I expected. Their level of service, professionalism, and product quality was worth far more than the $170 I spent on my suit. Jeffrey offered me what I felt was a bargain and with impeccable service. Jeffrey and Laura are business owners who truly treat their clients like real people. By the end of our stay in Sedona, I felt like we had made two friends in Jeffrey and Laura and I know that when my wife and I return to Sedona, we will pay them a visit. If you are getting married in Sedona and need a suit, shoes, or anything else clothing-related, stop by Richard David for Men. More businesses should operate this way. Well done!

Nice shop with a great selection of high quality outdoor wear. Staff was very helpful as well.read more

Stopped in to check out walking sticks and sling bags and ended up with a sun shirt, Camelbak sling…read moreday pack, Nat Geo Arizona map and a Cotopaxi light sling purse. Friendly counter person greeted us as we walked in and checked out the first and second floors. Cool stuff. We'll definitely be back. I think this best place for hiking gear in town next to thr Hike House.

There are many souvenir shops around and I browsed through quite a few of them. This place has a…read morevariety of options and I was able to find something to purchase here.

Although Cactus Carlos is a very touristy spot, it's a great one stop shop. Plenty of "Arizona" and…read more"Sedona" printed sweatshirts and tees, shot glasses, keychains, monogrammed souvies, games to play in the car, etc. I loved the faux lego sets of the landscape & animals was what got me. Little brick javelinas! Everything is comparable to the rest of Main but they also had a lot of kid items which were reasonably priced. The kid section is HUGE! Plush animals, toys, books, activity sets, craft kits, etc. For a shop that has something for everyone...Carlos is an easy 5 star family win.

My go to for new, nice, wearable clothing in Sedona is Beall's. The selection of clothing and…read moreage/size range is very good with familiar brands such as Juicy, BCBG, Lilly Pulitzer, Vera Bradley and more! The prices are exceptional. Along with clothing there are household, handbags, luggage, some furniture (on occasion), kitchen, pet, decor, shoes, toys and children's clothing. There is a small food section too. Mostly sweet treats. The men's clothing section is smaller and seems to go to XXL. I know men in Sedona would shop here too if a larger selection for them. The service is always friendly and signing up for the points and discounts is worth it. If you live in Sedona or are needing something while traveling through give Beall's a try. Beall's is in the Basha's grocery store complex.

This is the strangest store I've ever been in. It wasn't what I was expecting…read more When I walked in, I was hoping to buy something, anything, but I couldn't find a single thing I wanted. It wasn't because it was expensive, quite the contrary, since they are an outlet store. They sell clothes, costume jewelry, purses, food and various other gift items. The first thing I noticed was that the store was in complete disarray. There were items strewn all over the place. It was messy. Even if the customers are the cause of the messiness, staff weren't on top of it. The staff I saw, didn't look happy being there. Parking: Plenty of free, shared, strip mall parking.

Good selection. Some parking in back. Typical tourist pricing, but did have some 2-fer pricing…read more Seemed to not have size medium in any men's T-shirts

This was my first stop while walking around and checking out the stores. I returned here in the…read moreend, because I didn't find anything I liked as much elsewhere. There is a great selection of t-shirts. I normally don't buy t-shirts that are specific to places, but I didn't bring any short sleeves with me on the trip. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase.

Loved this shop and customer service was great and I was able to get a packable tote to take home…read moreand carry things I bought on the plane. Appreciated their selection and that they had Columbia brand which is one from home that I trust and love for quality.

It's a clothing store. Not for actual outdoor recreation. They do have a good selection of clothes…read moreto look good, but not what you'd need to do much else than pose for photos.

The staff was super friendly! Wow! I would come back here just to see him! The best selection of…read moreitems by far and the quality of items was great. More on the expensive side for items but it's fitting for the rest of the area and their prices. I got the best Palo Santo spray!

One of my favorite activities to do while on vacation is discovering new shops to buy things I…read morewouldn't find anywhere else. Earthbound Trading Company is one of those discoveries. ETC has many interesting clothing and one of a kind items that are almost impossible to resist from buying. On my recent visit, I found a really cool shirt, hoodie, and pants that screamed " buy me." When I looked at the price tag and realized what a fantastic deal it is--I said "yes." I kept looking around and saw many things I wanted to buy. But my budget was already stretched so I resisted and jogged down some mental notes to remind me for my next trip to ETC. There is free public parking nearby and plenty of food spots to replenish for the next shopping adventure.

This is a very nice womenswear and Mens wear in the Tlaquepaque Village…read more Clothing and hats and shoes and the Special OlaKai mens slippers from Hawaii. Very hard to find on the mainland. Wonderful Store.

What a wonderful little store.. Quality products & super friendly staff. Found a scarf & will…read morelikely return for some shoes and a hat. A place worth checking out

This place kind of sucks. Outlets? Not really. More like small shopping center. Even worse is that…read moremost of the stores are either out of business or just lacking in anything interesting. There are a few of the typical shops: bra/underwear, men's/women's clothing, shoe store and kitchen appliances but beyond that, this place is a bit sad. There is a small tourist stop with a super friendly dude who seems desperate to make a friend. Poor guy probably talks to 1-2 humans only a few times a week. Put that man in sales! The only good shop here was the Gap outlet. Sadly, the store doesn't come up on the Yelp app. Things like this drive me nuts. What's the point of going anywhere if I can't check in! Am I right?!? Despite the shitty stores, the people, shoppers and staff alike were all super friendly. We're definitely not in New York anymore.

Most of the Outlet stores are CLOSED. I stopped here because…read morethere was an "Art Show" and several open tent type stalls when I passed. The art show consisted of a lot of native American handicrafts, pottery, jewelry, fabric hangings, several gem and mineral pieces (think turquoise and other crystals) Sedona is supposedly some type of center of energy, according to New Agers. Also several original paintings and photographs. I purchased a Ritulite quartz gemstone from one vendor (Laura Adler) because it was very unusual. Laura very kindly threw in a stainless steel necklace! I also purchased two original Photographic Prints from Brent Cox. Read more about his work here: http://www.wmicentral.com/community_beat/local_entertainment/brent-cox-specializes-in-photography-of-light/article_37fd86ca-1204-5331-9c99-a9d8a1455b9a.html