Used, Vintage & Consignment in Ketchum, ID

“This is a great little coffee / vintage store with an awesome selection of high quality vintage, western-inspired clothes. However, two things irked me about my experience here. (1) Their hours are 7:30 am - 5 pm, however the clothing section of the shop does not open until 10 am. This is not stipulated on their website, nor when you google their hours, and there were no signs in the shop (or anything to notify at all, aside from a chain blocking off the area). I sat there for several hours in the morning, watching many would-be customers eagerly scan the clothes while they waited for their coffees (though I saw many of them also looking confused as to why it was not open). Folks coming to the store explicitly to shop the clothes should know the actual hours of the store - and it seems like a bad business move to ignore those early morning coffee customers.(2) The shopkeep who looked after the vintage section was fairly intense and honestly made me uncomfortable while shopping - she openly stared when I sifted through clothes, and was very particular about where I could set down my coffee. Apparently, the only acceptable spot was on a small side table next to a rack of a clothes. (Which is fine... I understand not wanting to risk damaging counter tops or spilling on clothes, but perhaps in that case just have a no beverage policy, or some sort of sign asking customers to set their cups down in a specific spot?)I'll be back because the shop was great, but a bit of an awkward experience overall.”

“Bought the most beautiful dress for a wedding. Susie the owner was so lovely, so helpful, and her store was perfection. The most beautifully curated vintage pieces.”

“Easily the best thrift/ consignment store in the valley... and we stopped at them all! Full of interesting treasures, nice clothes, Sports equipment and great art for unbeatable prices. We went in there for jackets, found great ones-plus some gifts and a nice painting! The owner is wonderful and a wealth of info about the art, culture and history of the area and beyond.”