Clothing Stores in Cañon City, CO

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  1. 602 Main St, Cañon City CO 81212

    4.9 Superb 95 reviews

    “This shop provides a wide array of products including new, used, curated, hand made, vintage, and collectible items. Examples include toys, jewelry, CDs, custom wood carvings, soaps, candles, sports trading cards, Pokemon cards and related products, man cave metal signs, rock band stickers, fresh bread, jellies and jams, salsas, vintage hot wheels, incense, art, mugs, and t-shirts, just to name a few. It’s definitely worth checking out! The staff are so helpful and friendly too. The location is perfect right in the heart of historic Main Street.”

  2. 506 Main St #3763, Cañon City CO 81212

    4.9 Superb 122 reviews

    “This place is a real gem. I have trusted two precious dresses to be altered and both times the gals knock it out of the park. Style, class, attention to detail and care for my treasures will keep me coming back. This latest dress has a stunning shrug to cover my shoulders; a very thoughtful and appreciated touch. If you have an important event this is the shop to elevate your outfit.”

  3. 1426 Royal Gorge Blvd, Cañon City CO 81212

    4.7 Superb 171 reviews

    “STTOOPPP! STOP STOP STOPYuh! Such a cool place. Especially if you’re a hippie. So many fun things, excellent prices for tourist towns. People are super cool too.”

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  5. 513 Main St, Cañon City CO 81212

    5 Superb 21 reviews

    “I have been stopping in to shop with them since their first location. I have never been disappointed and I have never come out empty handed. Great selection of jewelry, and clothes, their sports selections is awesome.”

  6. 357 Co Rd 3A, Cañon City CO 81212

    3.5 Good 16 reviews

    “This place is wonderful.. Please disregard the booster loving parasite that provided a bad review because they're panties were in a bunch over unscientific gobbledygook. Hopefully they get another booster and die from sudden adult death syndrome... I'm serious.Seriously though, folks, this is the mountains. Stay in the city if you want to live in fear. Out here, we live free. Stay away if you are fearful of imaginary Boogeymen. We don't need you and we don't care about your feelings.This place is incredible and us locals love it”

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