Amazing customer service, very nice, went through various hats until we found the perfect one,…read moredefinitely recommend!

One of the best hat shop I've shopped in Old Town Albuquerque, NM. The owner of the store is…read morefriendly and very patient.

Great store for the local Dukes merch and some Lobo gear…read more Always love the hat color combos, accessories like lanyard and stickers. Jerseys, sweaters, shirts. Prices are a little high but it's the only spot to get duke merch. Can be hit or miss to get your size in exactly what you like so may have to shop a couple times. We live out of town now so a good spot to visit when we're back.

Super awesome clothing store if you want to rep your Albuquerque pride. My boyfriend was looking…read morefor a particular hat and we found ourselves here! They had an extensive collection of clothes I haven't seen anywhere else, along with a bunch of cool vintage nfs clothing. It is a mix of a clothing store and a museum of Albuquerque Dukes history. If you are looking for something unique and cool, stop in!

My shopping list for my Route 66 Road Trip was to buy 2 pairs of cowboy boots. I found this boot…read morestore on Google. It blew me away how many boots they had, affordable prices for exquisite quality. So much selection in colors, embroidered, inlay, bedazzled, crocodile, snake, calfskin, fur. I found exactly what I wanted and the boots are comfortable from the first use. Got compliments on them right away. I even went to their other store and bought a 2nd pair. Way better than Boot Barn which is a big box store. Stick with the mom and pop stores.

A small shop that's not too far from UNM. It has all the basics. A definite stop if you'd like a…read morememento of your time in New Mexico. The prices were also reasonable.

Great little local gem! Tucked away on the second story of GreenJeans! They sell the best candle!…read moreBiscochito, made locally and smells amazing!! They have a great selection of stickers and other great local items! Definitely great spot to grab a gift if you're from here or traveling and looking for a souvenir! Service was great and the stickers were a good deal too.

Established in 1994, they have an overflowing amount of Native American pottery, jewellery, and…read morearts and crafts for sale. It's walkable from Old Town Albuquerque but you can also drive and park since there are plenty of parking spots. The things that stood out as unique here was the large selection of Pendleton made blankets and clothing with Native American patterns. There is almost an overwhelming amount of items here so it's good if you like browsing. The staff also knows a lot so if you have questions or are looking for a specific item you can ask away. You can also ask for a discount and haggle the prices if you think it's too much. My friend accidentally broke a Kachina doll that was already slightly broken, he felt bad and requested we come back right before our flight so he could pay for it. Staff was very kind and gave him a massive discount. He has it proudly displayed at his home now!

My most favorite place to visit while in Albuquerque. The nicest people work there & are so…read moreknowledgeable & willing to help/teach about your purchases. Kudos to Missy & Greg who were my guides on the last visit. Y'all go see for yourselves!

I found myself at the Wild Rose looking for a cowgirl shirt that had the yokes and the fringe and…read morethe whole stuff. The prices were pretty high for someone like me, but I ended up finding a wonderful white silk shirt with light blue yoke with Red and dark blue appliques and long royal blue fringe, in my XL size on the clearance rack. The shirt was originally $300 and 66% off. $100 for a totally unique shirt that I have received so many compliments on every time I have worn it. I don't usually spend a lot of money on my clothes, but I am thinking I need to go back and get me another one of these over-the-top shirts. Makes me feel like Patsy Cline when I sing at an open Mic or play my fiddle at a jam.

What a delightful experience! Brought my family in for a shopping experience and was delighted with…read morethe selection, ambiance. I enjoyed watching my nieces select and model their choices we all enjoyed the shop owner as well . I will be returning!

Wow, I walk into the store and the person at the counter immediately asks me what my name is. I…read moresaid, do I have to provide you my name to shop here? And then they said that nobody ask people how they're doing or what their name is. I said, I don't mind you asking me how I'm doing and I don't mind telling you that but I do mind you asking me what my name is, if I wanted to share I would. Then they said "well, I'm just asking because if you purchased something, we do require your name for a receipt". So, I said " Ok. Thank you for letting me know your policy but I don't think I will shop here" and left. I wanted to buy locally but did not feel comfortable shopping there. By the way, there was nobody in the store and it appeared that the back room was dark; it just kind of gave me the creeps.

Great store, Great People Great vibes! Amazing selection for an average retail space. They have…read moreconsignment pieces. If you like fashion and actually care about the quality of your clothes this is your place!

Are you a super fan of Breaking Bad? Then you must visit the Breaking Bad gift shop in Old Town…read moreAlbuquerque. Breaking Bad is one of the greatest TV series of all time starring Bryan Cranston and Anna Gunn (my huge crush!). The BB store has every novelty you can think of from magnets to socks to parking signs. There's also a museum ($5 admission) containing original props from the movie. I wasn't able to visit the museum because I arrived too close to closing time but will hit it up on my next visit.

We wouldn't call ourselves die-hard Breaking Bad fans, but we definitely loved the show. The…read moreBreaking Bad Store is such a fun stop, filled with all kinds of souvenirs and gifts like magnets, postcards, t-shirts, keychains, pet items, and even chemistry lab containers! What we enjoyed most, though, was the museum area, which has a separate admission of just $5 per person. Inside, you'll find actual costumes worn on the show, autographs, Saul's office setup, Hector's iconic wheelchair, and even the chickens from Los Pollos Hermanos. You can also pose for photos wearing the apron and hat! It felt like a mini Comic-Con experience, but without the lines. There's even a guestbook where visitors from all over the world have signed, and we noticed that Bryan Cranston himself stopped by not too long ago. Definitely worth a visit when you're in Old Town Albuquerque!