I hate chemicals. I…read morelove this place. I hate dry skin. I love this place. I hate chemical dishwasher residue. I love this place. I hate fragrances. I love this place. Thank you

Liza (the owner/operator) is amazing! She was so welcoming, gave thoughtful suggestions (when…read moreasked), educated us about the products, and was not pushy. There is a great selection of no-waste products available, including apricot kernel oil, unscented laundry detergent, and toothpaste tablets! This is a great place for locals and out of towners alike. I love that there are free jars available if you forget to bring your own container. We purchased a lovely, locally made tea and car air freshener. My wife and I will be back soon! Thanks Liza!

The stuff I was seeing didn't seem to be price matched correctly and the lady that works there or…read moreowns the shop was a bit rude to me when I was telling her about the quality of the bolo ties that she claimed were made out of real leather when they were very plasticy and falling apart

If you visit Joshua Tree and don't stop here, you're missing out on an absolute gem. If you do,…read moreyou'll leave with something so unique, everyone will want to know where you found it. And they can only get it with a trip to the desert.

This shop is a hidden gem in the Joshua Tree area. The owners of the shop are truly amazing people…read more I would recommend this shop if you're traveling to Joshua Tree. Even if you don't travel to Joshua Tree you can shop online. They have clothing for everyone and some cute items that make perfect gifts for the holidays and birthdays.

I like Dakota Bob's, They have a Great inventory of Nice Western wear, at very fair prices.... I…read moreenjoy shopping his long line of Nice shirts, Boots,....etc. I've found some really high quality shirts (etc) here, for a fraction of what I'd pay elsewhere.... Definitely ck it out, & give yourself ample time to shop. This place is packed! Its also a nice little getaway drive from the Palm springs area.... Especially when it's 10-15 F. Cooler in the summer....not always, but often enough. Then off to Joshua tree......

It was my first time here and I liked the store a lot, they have a ton of cute stuff and the ladies…read morewho worked there were great. But boy oh boy are those prices jacked up...wife and I both bought super cool vintage jackets in great condition, got home and found the exact jackets for a fraction of the price on eBay...and since the ones we bought are slightly big we're going to try to sell them and get some of our money back before buying the correct sizes on eBay. This is totally our own fault for not doing a quick search while in the store, so hopefully this review helps someone who is smart enough to do that. I love wasting money. We won't be back here.

I first discovered Industry of All Nations at the Ace Hotel in downtown Palm Springs, and I…read moreremember stopping in my tracks. It didn't look like any other piece of clothing I had encountered. It felt like real quality... 100% natural, maybe even entirely cotton fibers. I especially loved the construction of the sweatshirt. There was something about it that felt honest and well made. Then I came across them again on Abbot Kinney in Venice, and later in Joshua Tree. The aesthetic is consistent. Natural fibers, soft earth tones, nothing loud, no loud colors.., just calm and grounded... love it You walk in and think... this is how clothing should be So I decided to try on something. . . I picked up a pair of their 100% cotton briefs ( yep ... underwear ... all natural stuff ) I purchased just one pair to see how they would feel in real life And this is where philosophy meets reality. While I genuinely appreciate the purity of the fabric, the fit told a different story. There isn't enough elasticity in certain areas, and without that flexibility, things don't quite move the way you'd want them to. I won't go into detail, but it was not the most comfortable experience ( around the legs ) It made me realize that this brand is deeply committed to natural materials, minimal processing, and simplicity. I respect that. But that same commitment can come at the expense of comfort, especially in pieces where a little stretch actually matters. I love going in. I love the way it looks. I love what it stands for. I will probably stick to their other items and not the underwear .. not until they get a little stretch into them

I think this store deserves more attention, especially at this location. I am aware of the brand…read moresince between 2014-2016 when I was working on Abbot Kinney, California. Coming from a fashion background with a sustainability focus, this company's mission and product line always intrigued me, though, I never really get to experience the brand the way I did today at this location. It may be the size of the store, the Joshua Tree air I was breathing, with the combination of a friendly sales associate, the minute I stepped foot in the store, I immediately felt at ease to explore the displayed items. I was originally captured by the double faced blanket as I was looking for a new quality item to add to my home. As I hear more about the quality of this blanket, my mind couldn't stop thinking about it. I know I can just buy it online and think more about it later, but the experience is not the same when buying it in person, and I am already there, why waste more carbon footprint if this is a true quality item to buy. It also helps that I had just came from a bunch of other stores on the street, where I didn't find a quality item I would like to spend money on. I am not someone who splurge on home goods, but this one is definitely a huge (and hopefully a good) spend. I hope the quality keeps the way the lady had described - easy to care, durable and long lasting.

The staff were very friendly, engaging, and a pleasure to interact with. Great quality clothing and…read moretheir star employee, a dog , was a fun surprise. We'll be going back!

This place has so many awesome finds! It really felt like everything was curated and not just being…read moresold to be sold. Sunny was super nice to my boyfriend and I and helped me get into a dressing room to try on a shirt! They even had Anthropologie and Nasty Gal. Also had a vintage ice cutter there as well lmao. Definitely going to come back if I'm ever in the area again'

Upon walking in we were ignored by the young lady at the desk but the gentleman that was there was…read moreextremely nice and greeted us upon walking in. I found some beautiful crate and barrel nesting bowls but the young lady did not offer to wrap or bag on our way out. Other than that this store is beautifully curated and a wonderful browsing experience.

Highway 62 from Yucca Valley to Twentynine Palms is a treasure seekers trail. Along the way, there…read moreare several shops for antiquers, collectors and amateur interior designers to explore, but none so wonderfully eclectic as Desert Bohemian Trading Post. I live in Los Angeles, but I stop by here just about every month to delve through the treasures. They have a wide selection, and the inventory seems to turn over quite rapidly, so I'm always finding some new treasure to take home. Prices are very reasonable, and the proprietors have a knack for stocking the store with eye catching mechandise. If you are like me and you love the thrill of the hunt, spend your day treasure seeking along Highway 62. After you finish your journey at Desert Bohemian Trading Post, hang a right at the north entrance to Joshua Tree National Park and reward yourself with scenic drive homeward through the Joshua Trees. It makes for a wonderful day.

Huge selection of furniture, household items, etc at very fair prices. Whimsical, classic... you…read morenever know what you're gonna find. Grabbed 4 dining chairs and coffee table for $60. Friendly and helpful staff. Inventory constantly changing so will be heading back on a regular basis!