This is a gem located in downtown Santa Fe. They sell cultural Mayan/Guatemala type of clothing for…read moreall ages. Including toys, decorations, jewelry, shoes, the famous blankets that often are sold during ballon fiesta. This vendor sells her products during ballon fiesta and I bought blankets from her before. Very honest folks and hardworking. It's been a family business for several decades. I would definitely recommend them to tourist visiting Santa Fe and needing souvenirs.

Great children's toy/clothing store in Santa Fe but be prepared to shell out some cash; they carry…read morea great variety of European and American brands which are safe and educational. The store is much bigger than it looks and you can let your kid try out the scooters and little bikes. Kids can play with blocks while parents shop. Although they generally only have one person behind the counter (this is a local small business after all), the employee was very happy to show me things in the store and give me some tips on what to consider, without being pushy. Very pleasant shopping experience. My kids love the store.

Really cool store, they have a variety of unique items. The staff were also super friendly, I'm…read moreglad we stopped by.

Absolutely amazing customer service and awesome products. Outdoor clothing, hiking shoes, and the…read morebiggest selection of On Running shoes I have seen. Great store and great products. Shop local Santa Fe!

It was suggested to us by some folks in the Santa Fe Railyard district that we check this used and…read morevintage store for boots, bolo ties, and turquoise. What a selection of everything! You could spend hours there. We purchased a few small hat pins.

This shop has a variety of Western boots, Native American jewelry, clothes and takes consignment…read more An amazing selection of all types of clothes and shoes.

I am extremely jealous that we don't have a store like this near me! Basically all the comfort shoe…read morebrands I have ever purchased (Merrell, Clarks, Romika, Sofft, Spring Step L'Artiste, and many more), with lots of items on sale and very friendly staff. Conveniently located in the Railyard area, so do some shopping up and down the block, and then when your feet are tired come and see what is going to feel the most comfortable!

Absolutely excellent selection. Josh provided cheerful and patient service to both of us, and we…read moreeach left with new shoes and a renewed appreciation for in-person shopping experiences. We will be back.

Jules, the owner, was an absolute joy to meet. My husband and I wandered in from a long day of…read morebrowsing. We were looking for wearable art that both spoke to us and represented good value. After long conversations about fashion, sustainability and preserving the Earth, we left excited about our three unique vintage pieces that each still have stories to tell. Thanks, Jules, for contributing to our pleasant afternoon and for the curation of these unique finds.

Was looking forward to getting back to this cute little shop again. However, it seemed pretty…read moreunderwhelming this time with a smaller inventory of items in general. And, prices seemed quite high. Young woman working in shop was friendly enough but didn't seem to have detailed knowledge of items in the store. Didn't find any "must have" gems this time.

Sleepy mall. Truly a shame that Most of the shops are closed. Eddie Bauer, Merrel, Levi and Hanes…read moreare open, but mostly closed businesses. A few Medicare offices are open now here. Still I do like the few stores that have survived. This is my fourth time here and most likely not my last. Maybe it'll grow again since it's well traveled.

Let me start off by saying there are only 6 stores open. This is by far the saddest outlet mall I…read morehave ever been to. A worker said the property is now owned by the bank so many of the stores have left. Hoping that this property gets revitalized as it is the only outlet mall in NM! :( I did manage to buy a couple pairs of Levi's! We stopped here on our way to Santa Fe, but will not stop again as it took up time from exploring Santa Fe.

I can't believe this place is still in business. Every time I go the workers are eating McDonald's…read morewith their kids running wild, probably buzzed off of mountain dew. Seems like they are not concerned with customer service at all. Also, the workers are not allowed to look at trade in items. You have to leave your stuff there until the owner shows up to look at them...?! I don't think it takes tons of training or intelligence to price baby items/clothes, the owner needs to hire some people they trust if they're not going to be there to run their business. Santa Fe desperately needs a GOOD second hand store for kids/babies!!!!