The place is clean and nice but the lady working there possibly the owner is one of the rudest…read morepeople I have came across in a while. I don't know if it's menopause or Covid syndrome or what but I took my daughter in looking for a nice dress in a size 2-4 for her graduation and was talked down to and told that "it was an upscale" resale place. From what I saw it wasn't "upscale" just stuff that people Here have outgrown or is out of style western ware that probably came From corral west back in the day. We went down town and found a nice dress for less than the out of date "consignment " garage sale stuff here

Fun and full vintage experience. It is a beautiful shop in a stunning location. Enjoy the…read moreexperience.

This is a quaint little thrift shop. The prices are reasonable and the merchandise quality. The…read moreowner was very personable.

Great prices and lots of neat western and midcentury antiques! Definitely worth stopping in on your…read moreway into town!

There is a goid selections of antique items. I spent a while browsing through the store. It was…read morelike a trip down memory lane. I saw many things that I had in my childhood. It was like someone raided my toy box and my mom's kitchen. Although I didn't buy anything, I enjoyed seeing all those forgotten things from my youth.

I've been here several times. It's actually a thrift shop that sells a variety of inventory. IE:…read moretoys, knick knacks, men, children & women's clothing, etc. Each time I've gone in, I've found a lovely jacket (or 2) to layer with my tops. Each one was only $5 & that included a couple of designer labels. Great little place to find some good bargains if you are willing to take the time & do a little searching.. Highly recommend!

The attic space is closed now. I love thrift shops as much as the next person, but every time I…read morewent in, whoever was working never looked up from their computer. They watched anime and weird shows that swore. They never greeted me, never asked if I needed help with anything, etc. (which will definitely affect the chances of me buying something). Nothing was organized or cleaned. It was like walking through a dump that smelled vaguely of stale cigarettes. Everything was dirty and it was obvious that they hadn't cleaned anything. Glad it's closed, there's nicer thrift stores out there and I'm definitely willing to drive the distance.

This place had so many great finds! Leather jacket that fit me like a glove. The owner was even…read morekind enough to see a button back for me before I purchased the jacket! Good value on the pieces I found - Levi's jeans for "true" cost from a solid thrift store (not marked up for "tourist" prices. I can't wait to come back - genuinely great quality, and the owner was super friendly and sincere!

Thrift on 16th is a treasure hunt type of store. They have furniture, housewares, craft items,…read morejewelry, clothing, books, and all the usual things you will find in a thrift store. What might set them apart is the quality of the items they sell. Everything I saw was well-cared for. It's not a junk store but because of the number of things they have here, it can look junky. I'm sure there's a method to how the store is laid out, but some sections blur the lines and that means you really will be on a treasure hunt. It doesn't matter though because it's a fun store to browse. It's cash-only business, so that helps keep costs under control, but does require planning if your preference is using plastic to buy. The employees are very nice and will give you tidbits of information or background on some of the things you purchase.

This is the worst thrift store I have ever been in. The place is unorganized. Most items are not…read moremarked. The aisles are narrow. The worst thing is the heaps of stuff that you have to dig through. I just couldn't.

First off, the purse rule is unacceptable. We were travelers and not about to leave our purse in…read morethe car or the lockers provided. I understand if it were a large purse or a backpack. Gal at front desk was very friendly. Loved the kitty! Most prices were outrageous! We are thrifters so that was a real shock. Our group picked up several things with a $100 price tag. We all agreed that half price days would make it much more realistic. They had a buy one get one free on tshirts but none of us were interested in any tshirts. They had a good selection of clothing, just very pricey. We would visit again but not unless they change the purse policy. Maybe cameras vs violating my right to carry my purse into a store would be better??

Crazy Woman Trading Post is an absolute gem in downtown Greybull! Every time I visit, I discover…read moresomething new. Not only does it offer some beautiful clothing and fun Wyoming gear, but the shop is filled with books by regional authors, stylish jewelry, candles and soaps, a huge selection of Swedish dishcloths, elegant glass jewelry boxes and picture frames, gorgeous Western-style lampshades, a charming children's section ... and more! What I love most is how welcoming and peaceful the store feels. Whether you're shopping for yourself, searching for the perfect gift, or simply browsing, there's always something special to find. Lori, the owner, is fantastic--friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about creating a memorable shopping experience. Greybull is so fortunate to have a store like Crazy Woman Trading Post. It's one of my favorite places to shop, and I highly recommend stopping in!

This store is unique and very appealing. They have a variety of styles including jewelry . Fancy,…read more Casual, Tee-shirts. Also they have an array of lotions and scents. The service was friendly and very helpful.

Ferris is my go to jeweler for repairs and one of a kind purchases. He has never failed to repair…read moremy upscale jewelry at a fair price. I always receive my repairs in a timely manner. He makes the most stunning jewelry. I receive compliments on his stylized creations. Cody, Wyoming is lucky to have him.

Ferris is an amazing artist and jeweler. There are a variety of beautiful pieces from diamonds,…read moreopals, turquoise, dinosaur bones, to woolly mammoth. I bought a few pieces and they are each unique. He was even able to resize a ring in just a few days. Definitely stop in and check out the store, you never know what will catch your eye.

Lots of racist historical memorabilia inside, but also a selection of cool antiques. Some silver…read morejewelry too.

From the owner: We provide unique treasures… furniture, linens, quilts, lamps, jewelry, mirrors, smalls and most…read moreitems for the home.