Beautiful hats of every shape and color! If you can't find a hat to suit you, I think you are…read morebeing too picky! :-) They are pricey so be forewarned! The hat I fell in love with was $600! Needless to say I didn't buy it since it was a wool hat and I live in Arizona. Although I am having regrets for not getting it as it was absolutely perfect for me. I checked their website when I got home but it wasn't on there so I guess I will have to go back someday.

Attentive owner and chic clothing, so much to choose from! I bought a shirt dress that came in at…read moreleast 50 different patterns/colors. Prices were reasonable and I wish I bought more!

One star because it's compulsory. To the snotty Wildsau working yesterday morning: try stepping…read moreoutside of your comfort zone with a foreign language in a foreign land. Might keep you from behaving like a Wildsau in the future. After my interaction with this rude saleswoman, my husband and I quickly departed and spent our money elsewhere. It's exceedingly rare to encounter a German -- especially in Bavaria -- who doesn't appreciate when foreigners speak German. My German isn't fluent, but I can effectively communicate my point. I'm sorry not sorry that this old Wildsau lacked the emotional intelligence to understand what I meant by "Ich suche" because my husband, who is Oberpfälz born and bred, had not yet taught me "nur schauen." That's okay; we went to the shoe section of a nearby department store. The saleslady there was super courteous and friendly, and she understood my Kinderdeutsch perfectly. She even chuckled a little bit in the same way I chuckle whenever a non-native English speaker says something unintentionally cute in English. Maybe she can offer Frau Wildsau at Sutor some etiquette lessons. Here's to hoping!