Durango, Colorado
The first thing we’ll offer you is a seat. The second is time.
Brick walls, oak shelves, and a floor that tells you when someone’s coming. Nothing here lives behind glass. Pull the boots on, walk the length of the room, and set the hat where you think it goes; we’ll settle the crease together.
Boots hold the south wall and hats the north, with denim on the rail between. Randy and Amy often run the floor themselves, and the bench at the back is where the real work happens.
US-160 and US-550 meet in town and deliver you to Main Avenue in minutes. The shop holds the 1000 block, mid-stride through the historic district.
Street parking runs the length of Main Avenue, with public lots and the Durango Transit Center one block west. Evenings are easy; summer middays may ask for a lap or two.
We sit on the 1000 block of Main Avenue, between 10th and 11th, a short walk north of the Strater Hotel. The Durango & Silverton depot anchors the south end of the street.
A question about sizing, an order on its way, or a visit worth planning. A note lands faster than you’d think, and a person answers it.
Main Avenue runs straight to the mountains.