Plaza Area
 

• Red River Mercantile – stylish menswear in Santa Fe Village. (Tell Steve hello!)

• Shiprock Trading – beautiful vintage rugs, native jewelry, and other vintage goods in a second-floor space overlooking the plaza.

• Santa Fe Dry Goods/Workshop – pricy designer clothes with an "artsy" attitude.

• Boorju Rugs Home Décor – Located in Sena Plaza, a spot for Turkish and Moroccan pillows and rugs.

• Santa Maria Provisions – Located in Sena Plaza, offering good gifts, napkins, pillows, and small items.

• Santa Fe Vintage Outpost – a well-edited selection of Western and Southwestern clothes and collectibles.

• Los Poblanos Farm Shop Norte – signature products, spirits, and gifts from the famed Albuquerque lavender farm.

• Sub Rosa Mercantile – candles, ceramics, and gifts on Marcy Street.

• Spirit – a little bit hippie, a little bit Japanese; owner Merrie Martin also creates Minetta jewelry, accessories, and clothing.

• Citrus – comfy casual worth a look, owner Jan Thompson used to work at Cicada.

• Cicada Collection – owner-run boutique for committed fashion minimalists.

• Seret & Sons – a massive selection of Turkish, Moroccan, Indian rugs, textiles, and architectural salvage.

• S.O.T.E. – Formerly Spirit of the Earth, featuring a strong edit of upscale clothing and cool homeware finds.

• Visvim – $$$ beautifully executed Japanese take on Americana.

• Standard & Strange – A menswear must-stop for brands like Bode, Kapital, and Monitaly, open Thursday-Monday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

• Wahoo Santa Fe – vintage and one-of-a-kind western in Santa Fe Village.
   

Canyon Road
 

• Cielo Handcrafted – A co-op store featuring New Mexican and South American artists and artisans.

• Hecho a Mano – Prints and Oaxacan pottery near the top of Canyon Road.

• La Boheme – a small and stylish clothing boutique.

• Homefrocks – earthy basics in plant-dyed linen and silk.

 

Railyard
 

• Lust and Found Vintage – Located at 339 West Manhattan Avenue.

• House of Ancestors – primitives and antiques.

• Design Build – A well-curated home store.

• Curiosa – pretty gifts.

• On Your Feet – Birkenstocks and other super-crunchy footwear.

• Mountain Standard Time – 504 Galisteo

Elsewhere
 

• Santa Fe School of Cooking – Offering La Chamba black pottery.

• Living Threads – natural fiber clothing, textiles, Oaxacan pottery, documentary photography focused on traditional cultures, located at 1610 D Lena Street.

• Whiskey & Clay ceramics, 1703 Lena Street

• Santa Fe Antiques – a multi-vendor flea market antique mall.

• Santa Fe Vintage – appointment only, call 347-683-1843.

• Boyd & Allister Home/Market pop-up with Mask Santa Fe, SF Vintage, Dineh Jewelry, 1200 Hickox Street, Sat-Sun 12-5

• Stephen’s Consignment – a massive well-organized selection of art, furniture, collectibles, etc.

• Nambe Trading Post/Museum of Western Film & Costume – Located at 20 Summer Road (third driveway after the turn) on High Road to Taos, featuring Dances with Wolves costume designer, beads, buckskin, pottery, rugs, and homeware.

• Jackalope - a large local shop with many different authentic New Mexican designs, including pots, rugs, furniture, etc.