Clothing Stores in Joshua Tree, CA

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  1. 61716 29 Palms Hwy B, Joshua Tree CA 92252

    5 Superb 18 reviews

    “What a great Boutique in the desert! The clothing is very unique and great quality. I love the vibe in this shop and the staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. A must see in JT!”

  2. 61855 29 Palms Hwy, Joshua Tree CA 92252

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    “Love this brand!! Super unique cool clothing with awesome dye patterns and textures and then just a rad overall mission to end gun violence. Definitely check them out.”

  3. 61729 29 Palms Hwy, Joshua Tree CA 92252

    5 Superb 13 reviews

    “Love, love, LOVE Jen's!! Their literally one of the only establishments that I don't mind receiving emails from. I'm a sucker for daydreaming about their new items & collections. They play up that casual coastal Cali vibe and I'm totally here for it :) Just when I thought I couldn't love them more.. I find their desert boutique!! Yes, the community itself compliments JPB's beautiful laid back theme. I can't think of a better place to find another store front than this low key & yoga festival driven area. Gotta love Joshua Tree!! Yes, their price point can be a bit daunting while browsing in person && scrolling though their website. Definitely not an everyday purchase type and totally the place to splurge. I've eyed many dresses throughout the years but only bought a select few. As for this little shop, it's cute with minimalistic charm. Super BoHo for all the desert and guru wanderers that pass through while on their journeys. Love that this place is here whenever I'm in the area to decompress from city life.”

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  5. 61731 29 Palms Hwy, Joshua Tree CA 92252

    4.1 Good 40 reviews

    “Lovely collection in general. Housewares are pretty. My only gripe is that literally ALL the rings marked as “925” are NOT sterling. I chemically tested all of the ones I acquired and every single one failed, indicated the marking is fake and that the jeweler is not sterling silver. This is super problematic for buyers as what we’re buying is fake silver. Although im an amateur jeweler, I did confirm this with actual jewelers with storefronts. Please please please don’t sell fake silver. This is not cool.”

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