Wonderful and helpful staff. I am a huge fan of Kühl garments. Must have 15 various pairs of…read morepants from hiking to snow wear. Have 8 shirts, 3 sweaters, and 2 jackets. The quality is superb and lasts for years of rough wear in all conditions.

A cool clothing store that lives up to its name with the styles they offer. I walked in to look at…read moretheir posters, and was greeted by one of their associates, Isobella. She spoke about the story of the brand conversationally, with passion & conviction, without pressuring me to make any purchases, and was well informed about their online stores, current promotions, which promoted me to check out their collection. They have a range of styles & sizes for outdoor clothing starting from a size 0, which makes getting clothes that fit well, much easier. It made me want to try & eventually buy some. Their styles are great & reasonably priced in comparison with brands like Athleta, Arcteryx. Will look forward to ordering more online for friends & family soon!

Bought 3 leather jackets here today and the products are wonderful. The women working there were…read morelovely and super helpful!

Horrible customer service. I left from pushy staff member trying to make me purchase an overpriced…read morejacket just so he could make a commission, or his "bonus". I recommend going down to other stores on Main St. for better quality and more transparency. Most of the pieces are being made in China.

I've been changing up my choices of sweatshirts and wanted a a 1/4 zip and came inside as I love…read morethe Roots brand. Ended up buying a size down which would have preferred a larger size but fortunately my ectomorph body shape was able to squeeze into the sweatshirt. I will up hang drying after washing in cold water as I don't want it to shrink anymore. Love he smaller size chest logo and the USA emblem which came with the item. Note: they have already made patches that you can add to your garment which they do right there which is pretty cool. Shout out to Lavinia from Romania who was an awesome salesperson and to continue to exercise and eat in moderation for it to fit even better!

This is my favorite store in park city. Whenever I make the trek here, I HAVE to stop by and…read moreusually end up buying something! My favorite are their beanies and gloves, but everything else is so nice! Their sweatshirts are super comfy! Customer service here is always so amazing and probably why I love coming by!

My favorite women's clothing store in Park City and the owner is delightful. I never walk out of…read morethere without a purchase and one that I can't wait to wear. I recently bought every color possible of my favorite casual-wear-anywhere shirt and my husband found a sweater and pants that he knew I would love. The men offerings are equally as wonderful and trendy. Go! You won't be disappointed.

I found the little bag of my dreams! Small but holds my phone, wallet, glasses, keys and a little…read moremakeup without being cramped. Best design ever and I get lots of compliments on my fun little bag. A really laid back shop that is fun to shop.

I was in town for business and spent the afternoon walking around main street. Stopped in here and…read morenoticed they had some cool items but I wasn't really looking for anything in particular and did not purchase anything on this visit. You never know what you'll see in a consignment store but this one looks well run.

This little vintage consignment shop is tucked in (what I believe is) a hotel off Park City's Main…read moreStreet. We stopped in on a whim and did some browsing. Though we did not purchase anything, we did enjoy browsing the racks of clothing, as well as the table of jewelry and various other accessories. I was visiting Park City with a friend and we struck up a conversation with Kristen, who we believed was the shop's owner. She also was accompanied by her pup, Piper. Upon my friend mentioning that she had some old clothes from the '80s taking up space in her closet, Kristen offered to swap numbers to with her and assess if they would be a good fit for the shop. Such a cute little shop!

We stopped in to take a look around and ended buying quite a few items. They have a great deal of…read morenice men's and women's clothes. They had a very good sale on nice men's jackets and vests. The selection in the store was great. We also bought a couple of bracelets and a really cool ice bucket with a scoop. Lisa, the lady that helped us was excellent. She picked up on our style immediately and did very well and helping us find the right sizes.

Pretty merchandise but a horrible experience. Salesperson was very rude to certain customers,…read moreignoring them completely, and fawning to others. Nasty. I was there to do Christmas shopping and she completely ruined my festive mood.

A word of note: I'm reviewing both the Park City Clothing Company and Southwest Indian Traders. If…read moreyou're in the same store ... you're the same store! As far as I can surmise, the PCCC is the upstairs with all the women's cowboy clothes, boots, etc. That would make sense as and the woman gave me a strange look when I made my way up there. At one time, the upstairs had antiques and collectibles ... the only remnants of these days are the Coca-Cola ephemera all over the place (it's cool stuff, probably enough for a Coke museum). Downstairs is what I consider to be and Southwest Indian Traders. The mildly culturally insensitive name is perfect for a mildly culturally insensitive store. If you get past the life-sized cigar store wooden Indian (that will remind you of that Seinfeld episode), the Native American-themed slot machine, the culturally appropriated statues, nicknacks, and jewelry, you'll find some cool collectibles: license plates, even MORE Coke stuff, historic skiing collectibles, Western gear, books, and souvenirs, as well as carved bears and turquoise jewelry for miles. If nothing else, it's a kaleidoscope of kitsch that'll take you an hour to get through. It's worth the time!

BOTTOM LINE: If you don't stop into this store while you're in Park City, you're missing out! Also,…read moreif you have a wedding in the area, I believe that you will not find anyone who will be more helpful and trustworthy on your big day! Wonderful people and service! They have quality goods, but the PEOPLE you will work with at this clothing company are amazing! THE DETAILS: PCCC is a vendor for Jim's Formalwear AND they have a great collection of boots and clothing. I worked with them to get suits for the groomsmen and ushers in my wedding. It was a destination wedding and I had the privilege of working with a wonderful woman by the name of Ella from start to finish. She collected measurements and payment information from hundreds of miles away, and coordinated everything for me. Not only a wonderful woman, but extremely professional and helpful. That said, Doug is the owner of the business. Beyond his great collection of Coca-Cola memorabilia in the store, he is a really good man. He personally helped my family and I when we did the final fitting/alterations, and picked up the suits the day before the wedding. At every step they were great! We had a couple situations with last minute changes in the wedding that Doug and Ella went above and beyond to help us with. I can't say enough about them!

I had my footbeds made at Gorsuch, and they are perfect. Also, I had my skis tuned, and they're…read moregliding through the slush...no more sticking. The employees are knowledgeable and friendly. George M.

For years, I have received Gorsuch magazines in the mail…read more This year, I was preparing for a trip to Europe, when I saw a linen dress in the Gorsuch magazine. I wasn't sure what size I was, so I bought a size small and a size medium. Planning on returning, whichever one didn't fit. Normally, I would not spend $600 on a dress, but I was excited about my big European trip and thought the dress would be perfect. The size medium was perfect, the size small I could barely try on. So, I am immediately packed up the size small and returned it. To my shock, I received that same dress, neatly and beautifully packaged in a box with a beautiful letter on professional stationary from Gorsuch. The letter stated that my return did not fall into their return policy guidelines. So, they gave me the dress back. Now, I found myself spending $1200 for one dress that fit. To say, I was not happy as an understatement. I had no idea how They were considering my return not within the guidelines, as I only tried the dress on and put it right back in the box to ship back. When I called Gage, they couldn't give me an answer as to why my address was not accepted for return, other than they said they thought it had a bit of a smell. What an insult! Also, what a lie! I wish I had read reviews about this company before I ever purchased. Eventually, I contacted an attorney and sent an email to letting them know. I was prepared to handle this legally as it was only Wrong. Then and only then, did they begrudgingly accept my Return. Lesson learned, never deal with this shady business!