Double Take at the Ranch

is proud to offer a world class array of Western collectibles and one-of-a-kind gifts. Found nowhere else, we house vintage and contemporary artists that have handcrafted pieces to last a lifetime.

For example, our online boutique currently features a rare Judy Lovato concho belt and shadow box buckle by Vidal Aragon.

Manuelita Judy Lovato Turquoise Shadow Box Concho Belt  –  31″ Waist  –  $1,500

As well as a classic selection of leather and suede jackets, stunning rare coral cuffs by Edison Billy, and a hand-carved Hopi ivory corn maiden. Also representing our vast Double Take at the Ranch brick-and-mortar collections, we have available Stallion cowboy boots for men and women, vintage Mexican pieces; an onyx and sterling ring and hand-painted mid-century Mexican skirt.

Stallion Turquoise Upper Calf Suede Cowboy Boots  –  Men’s size 10.5C  –  $700

Stallion Leather & Alligator Cowgirl Boots  –  Women’s size 8C  –  $750

William Spratling Pin, rare book piece  –  $3,900

From museum quality William Spratling silver and wood housewares and jewelry from the 1930s-40s, the Taxco Silver Renaissance, to 1940s-50s children’s Western collectibles, kids cowboy boots; rare silk and rayon western scarves and wild rags to hundreds of cowboy boots and separates for men, women, and children – if you can’t find your Western gear here… y’ can’t find it nowhere. Yeehaw!

We need to mention our best feature: our “Ranch” customers. Attracting celebrities, Oscar winners, the world’s top fashion designers, Japanese collectors, our western collection alone is a reason to shop here. It has made us one of Santa Fe’s top destinations for tourists. For decades. Full stop. So come on by and see us sometime, y’hear… and Happy Trails!

Written by,

Lou (Anna Louise Bogaard Hazen), a consignor, customer, and an employee! Consignor number 4373.

Lou is an experienced salesperson (working at Double Take since 1998) who loves fashion – especially designer accessories. Lou grew up in Eastern Canada. She first moved to Santa Fe in 1995. Lou now lives in Albuquerque – but still comes to town to work at Encore three times a week.

Contact her via Etsy, Instagram, or Facebook… or come in and introduce yourself!