Quite good. Prices are pretty reasonable, good if you want a lamb skin leather jacket, or access to…read morea lot of small name european brands hard to find in US. Value is pretty good for such a touristy part of CA. Their clearance is worth the stop alone, I got a pair of spanish leather sneakers with memory foam insoles for 50 bucks off retail.

I treated myself to a leather jacket here. Not something I would typically buy for myself, but they…read morehad such a beautiful selection. I just couldn't resist. Such friendly and knowledgeable, staff and owners. I would highly recommend this place for anyone looking to make a nice other purchase. They also have really nice hats as well and some pretty neat jewelry. Elise was the sales person that helped me out and she was so incredibly helpful and was able to give me all the information I needed, even pointed me towards a tailorOK I closer to where I live that can help me make alterations to other existing leather pieces that I have at home

Looked like a western shop from the outside. Decided to enter cuz I always shop for my…read moregrandkiddies when we travel. My going to 3 rd grade in August grandson is the most fun yet hardest to shop for. Never having a son I end up getting him quirky unique gifts. He usually gets a kick out of them. At this particular shop as soon as you enter on your left there is a display of cow pies. Also known as large circular disks of cow dung. I remember when I was a child we stayed at beach house but had to walk through a pasture to get there. I was so grossed out when my parents said watch out for the cow pies in our path. I picked it up with a bit of caution and with a sigh of relief found out that the item in the store was a frisbee. Bud will love it. Cowboy hats, merchandise for a rancher, clothes, red, white and blue items for sale in time to celebrate the 4 th of July.

Very rude and they sell children's things for children like wooden fun's and plastic horses but…read morewill not let children touch them.

This place is a hidden gem! Found it coincidentally with some friends and I'm glad we decided to go…read morein. This store is filled with unique items wherever you look. The woman that helped us out at the front was very friendly. All items from basic items of clothing to vintage/collectors items, all at reasonable prices. I got a plain trucker hat and grey zip up hoodie for $32 (very good deal). My friend got three vintage posters for $5 each. They even have a machine to get any item embroidered. For those looking for unique items of good quality for cheap, this is the place to go!

This place has some regular daily wear caps and hats but is more of a shop for costume hats,…read morecollectors items (like baseball/sports cards) and such. The guy running it here was friendly and left us alone to browse. I was actually looking for a cowboy hat for an upcoming event and there were a few to choose from but not as many as another hat place down the street. It's kind of messy in the store with some random items strewn around and some are dusty from sitting in the same place (top shelf) for a long time. It's also upstairs so takes a moment to find from the street. PROS: friendly guy up front. Some unique/special items CONS: kind of messy inside. You might feel like you're in an old attic BOTTOM LINE: worth a look IF you are looking for unique stuff.

If you need a new cowboy hat, boots, belts, jewelry and clothes for the rodeo this is a good…read moreoption. Just be prepared for high prices. I needed a cowboy hat and I've been here in the past for cowgirl stuff, so I figured I'd mosy on over. They have about two dozen types of cowboy hats, but I needed one with a stampede string. You don't want to be on a horse that's galloping and lose your hat. I did find a hat for about $65.00 which was the least expensive one they had with a stampede string. The long sleeved blouses were very tempting, but maybe I'll splurge on one of those next year. The only reason I am deducting two stars if for the following reasons: 1) The prices are too high for a majority of the things they sell. Cute boots, but the prices were nuts. I'll just use Zappos.com. If you have money to burn I guess it isn't an issue. 2) The service wasn't the best. One older woman acted like she owned the place and didn't even ask me if I needed help. The other younger woman asked me what I was looking for, but didn't bother to help me find it. If they decide to work on customer service and more realistic prices I'll give them two more stars. Y'all have one more year until my next visit. Hopefully, things will improve.

Love this local shop; perfect for cowgirl essentials and Valley souvenirs too. All the charm of…read morethe Valley in one shop, right in the heart of Santa Ynez.

Beautiful Native American Jewelry, a huge selection of Vintage Vaquero tack and equipment. Expert…read moreadvice - worth the visit!

I was referred to Charlotte's when I needed some custom leather work done. She helped me find a…read moresolution and did the modification for me. I'm absolutely in love with the result.

The guy working here is the rudest person I've ever come across in Solvang. He should not be…read moreworking customer service. He should be in a straight jacket. So disrespectful and condescending. I wasn't aware that so many people had the same experience with him but I'm not surprised. One of my friends went in with his wife and they walked out because the guy working was making it uncomfortable for them to be in there. He was treating them like they were going to shoplift so my friend left. That's no way to treat people. There's no positive customer interaction with this guy. He's very argumentative and very arrogant. It's just the owner and this guy that works there and they still don't know how to communicate with each other. I went to go settle a return and it took a turn for the worst. I'd rather give my money to the other souvenir shops. I won't spend a dime here. They don't deserve it.

Attttttituuuuuuude. 1 star, zero stars…read more Why would you a) own a gift shop or b) work at a gift shop when you hate people? I dunno what the deal is w the guy who works here (owner? Relative? Who'd hire this crackpot?), but if you can't be a decent human, go back to the bridge from which you crawled from under. I heard this guy confronting paying customers with incredibly rude topics. And in front of children. I wish this review was about the cute stuff they sell there, but the inventory is overshadowed by the negativity that spews from behind the register. Eff this place. Imagine what they *could* charge if they had a stellar customer experience? (Ppl mention how good the prices are. "T-shirts, $2 less than competitors, and get a FREE insult!") I'm an entrepreneur, and customer experience is EVERYTHING. Unfortunate. Enjoy. Anz