Children's Clothing near Beaver Creek, CO

“Came here for a few t-shirt souvenirs while visiting Vail. Young lady working the register was very friendly and helpful. She came around to help find different sizes and point out the long vs short sleeve shirts.Shirts were of good quality at a reasonable price. There was a good selection of shirts from standard to humorous. The display of shirts on the wall made it easy to see a lot of options at once. There was also a few shirts not displayed inside the cabinets.Good place to come for some tshirt souvenirs with good service.”

“Best customer service of any shop in vail! Their employee, Althea Noyes, bent over backwards to help my wife and I exchange a gift we got there from some friends that was too big for our baby girl. She is the most helpful retail employee in all of vail! Everything in the store is super cute too. Great place to buy gifts for children in the family”

“Updated review:Eric,Thank you for the note. I appreciate the fact that you took the time to respond. Yes, I was indeed agitated as I felt it was not a proper situation to place a customer in.... ie: toys known to have a propensity for such a failure were out for display/handling - and the concept of signage for such didn't feel like fair approach for a customer. I'm actually not truly interested in the refund; rather, my real goal would be discontinue displaying any such items that are known to be problematic. Again, I appreciate that you responded and I have updated the review (would be a 5 star if I heard the toys were removed!).Best to you,DanielThe large, crowded store is packed with toys of all types (good!); however, my youngest child (age 6) picked up a "squishy toy" and the toy immediately gushed out some type of oozy-squish-goop within it. My son walked over to me and showed me the resulting mess all over the toy and his hands. I went to the cashier desk to show the store employee the situation and she promptly notified me, "there are signs all over the store about the squishy toys", and indicated that I was liable to pay for the toy, even as it was obviously defective. The employee pointed to a small sign indicating such that was hidden behind other toys at the front desk. The point of this comment is: the store should NEVER be displaying/selling a toy the has the propensity to be defective, and furthermore, who knows what the ingredients of that gooey substance really are? Are they potentially toxic?! Perhaps I should buy one, have it analyzed at a lab and pursue a path of recourse for exposing my child to a potentially toxic substance? To the Owners of this establishment: Please remove this toy and any such other toys that risk failure and/or potential toxicity to children. I would like to have my $15 bucks back for that; however, I'm not going to hold my breath that will ever be offered to me.Daniel PeytonWashington, DC”

“Most of my wardrobe comes from here!It’s a luxury street wear brand. Amazing story from the Founder, Paige. Everything is handmade in the USA.You pay for quality and great USA-based clothing and once you buy one thing you’ll definitely be coming back!”