This boutique has a lovely selection but as soon as I went to check out the owner decided to…read morerandomly bring up sensitive political issues (I told her that we were from Colorado and she brought up the situation at the border...two totally different things.) And then proceeded to argue and debate with my friend and I until we got so frustrated with trying to purchase a simple wine glass that we just left without getting anything. She could have easily left her opinion to herself and rang me up formally but instead she chose to pick a debate over politics. In my mind this is unacceptable and I will never support her business.

What an adorable store! And the prices are much more reasonable than we are used to seeing in…read moresimilar stores in Texas. Not cheap, but definitely doable. Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon on the way to Denver. Great selection of clothes, jewelry, local products, footwear, Christmas gifts and knick knacks. Several items designed around concealed carry as well, such as purses and jackets. Husband found a Sherpa lined Wrangler denim jacket for $69.95. Service during his "hunt" was solicitous but not clingy. Owner (?) was helpful with our travel plans as well, teaching us how to find WY road conditions. SUCH a plus since it ended up being a very long drive, thanks to the weather. Were going to stop by on the way back - husband saw some boots on a man in a local restaurant that were stocked at Martindale's - but we were in town too early for their Sunday hours, Will stop in next time.

BEWARE. VERY RUDE OWNER. My family of 9 members came in the store. First, my husband was looking at…read moreboots and declined the owners offer to try some on. She replied very snarky " be that way then" then quickly tried to come back from her rude comment by saying, " we've been so busy later, I just have no energy." A few minutes later, my father asked her if a poster on the wall was for sale and she said " does it have a price tag on it?" in a very rude and condescending tone. She began to describe how personal it was to her, so my father told her he understood that and continued browsing. Once my father exited the store, to wait outside on us, she began very loudly and very rudely describing the interaction to an employee not realizing we were a family. She even said he continually asked to purchase the poster after she said no. Which is a flat-out exaggerated lie. We set our items down and left the store. Perhaps she needs to retire or freshen up on her sales training because she does not seem to be a happy person at work.

NU2U, Laramie -- On October 24 at 4:30 pm, I stopped in on my way to the airport. Downstairs in the…read morebargain basement (where everything is discounted), I found a lightweight Columbia jacket and upstairs a pair of jeans. The jacket had a pink clearance tag like the other 50%-off items, and the tag matched the jacket (brand/color/size) with a printed price of $33--see my photo for reference. It was also dirty with spots on the shoulder I am hoping will come out. At checkout, the clerk said the tag was "wrong," took the jacket away, and I waited about 13 minutes at the register alone while a long line formed. When he returned, he said the jacket was now $40, but he'd honor 50% off the new price--which came to $20 instead of $16.50 (50% of $33), an extra $3.50. This last-minute price change felt confusing--especially since it was on the clearance floor and the tag details matched the item. What would have helped: * Honor clearly tagged clearance pricing (or post a clear exception policy). * If a tag needs verifying, ring up the other people with another checker so the line isn't held up. * Post the basement discount policy near the rack so expectations are clear. Sharing this so management can improve the process as this felt terrible. If there's a policy explanation I missed, I'm happy to update this review.

A great place to shop! Lots of unique finds. They can be a little on the pricey side, but if you…read morelike vintage, this shop won't disappoint.

Cowgirl and Cowboy heaven right here!! Great helpers, awesome clothing and great sales and deals!!read more

I've been shopping at the Laramie Murdoch's for the past 3 years since moving here, and…read moreunfortunately, the management has consistently been disappointing. While the store has potential, the lack of leadership, poor employee treatment, and overall lack of customer service make it hard to support this location anymore. Let's start with the management. The general manager, an older woman named Shellie (last time I was there), is consistently rude and unprofessional. I've witnessed her talk down to cashiers and clothing workers on multiple occasions while laughing and joking with the male employees who handle feed and loadouts. She seems to treat younger female employees especially poorly, offering them no guidance or respect. There's a toxic culture of favoritism, and Shellie appears disinterested in helping customers or fostering a positive work environment. One time, I saw her make a clothing associate cry in front of customers -- completely unacceptable behavior from someone in a leadership role. The rest of the management team is hit or miss. The younger female manager is excellent -- always focused, helpful, and seems to know her stuff. She's one of the few bright spots in the store. The younger male manager is also helpful, but he tends to be too friendly with staff and doesn't appear to take leadership seriously. It's frustrating to see team members standing around on their phones in the feed and tools section, talking among themselves (including managers), while customers struggle to find help. To make matters worse, the bookkeeping staff used to be extremely disrespectful -- particularly one older woman who thankfully no longer seems to work there. Her attitude and lack of professionalism were another example of the poor leadership culture. I've never written a Yelp review until now, but this store has had too many consistent problems to stay silent. A friend of mine had a daughter and her boyfriend who worked here -- the daughter came home crying nearly every night due to mistreatment from management, especially from Shellie and the former bookkeeper. That's heartbreaking and completely avoidable if proper leadership were in place. The customer service has steadily declined. It's common for the feed crew to get on the radio and say they're too busy, leaving customers to wait -- that's not service, it's avoidance. There's no sense of kindness, teamwork, or community in this store. Employees are underpaid and mistreated, and customers often leave frustrated and ignored. This Murdoch's needs a serious change in leadership. Without it, nothing will improve -- not for customers, and certainly not for the hardworking employees who deserve better.

Fantastic service from Valerie…read more She searched the other locations just in case the shirt was hiding

The best, most complete University of Wyoming apparel retailer in Laramie. Location in Cheyenne…read moretoo. They produce quality garments and have a friendly staff. The new store on 22nd and Grand is awesome. The owners Casey and Dodi are great locals and are involved around town. Their production staff and artists really produce some great apparel. Stop in if you need some Wyo gear.

The very best clothing store in Steamboat! And it's a local business. The quality of the clothes is…read moreconsistently high. No Christmas sweaters! I really like that the clothing racks are sorted by color as well as size.

Have been to the Dejavu in Cherry Creek so I was excited to see it here in Steamboat!…read more I like how everything is organized and displayed. They have a variety of items from sweatshirts, purses, necklaces and other accessories. I found very fun hats there and good quality coats. I do want to mention that Dejavu are donated items that are of a higher quality that are donated to Goodwill so a little disappoint seeing how high the prices are. Most of the fur coats were about $1,000 if not higher. The service was professional and quick- I did not end up getting anything because felt it was highly priced (only thing I liked were a pair of sunglasses that were $200) but as it's in a mountain town I can understand the need for the higher prices. Overall a fun boutique to browse while in town!