Aspen Shopping

Aspen is known not only for its world-class ski resorts but the incredible Aspen real estate that draws in newcomers year after year. If you’re interested in owning a home in Aspen, get to know what the town has to offer beyond the slopes. From world-class dining to top designer brands, luxury is the name of the game in Aspen. Explore some of the best places to shop in town.

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1. At the top spots for gear

No trip to Aspen would be complete without stopping in at any number of its athletic wear shops. If you’re spending time on the slopes in the winter or hiking the trails in the summer, you’ll need gear to keep going. These are a handful of the best places in Aspen that offer exactly what you need.

Moncler

Moncler is a French-Italian brand that specializes in luxury sportswear for the whole family. Gorgeous down-feather bomber jackets, sweatshirts, and tracksuits are just the beginning. Moncler is ready to outfit you for any adventure — ski gear and pet-friendly accessories are also available. Located in the heart of Aspen, near the corner of Galena and Hyman, Moncler is open from 11am to 6pm Monday through Saturday and 12pm to 6pm on Sundays.

Gorsuch

Gorsuch, located on Durant Avenue, is another source for all things ski gear. Their plush shearling coats and hooded jackets are favorites of many Aspen locals, whether they’re getting ready to hit the slopes or head downtown for dinner. In addition to ski jackets, base layers, and accessories, Gorsuch also offers a range of clothing for every season, a line of footwear, and jewelry.

Lululemon

For the best yoga, hiking gear, and cutest accessories, lululemon has a spot on the corner of Galena and Hopkins in downtown Aspen. Open between 10am and 7pm throughout the week with additional hours on the weekends, lululemon invites Aspen ladies to explore their range of joggers, hoodies, coats, and dresses. Men can find everything from polo shirts and button-downs to socks, swim trunks, and shoes. Lululemon is a great one-stop shop for those who love to stay active.

2. In designer stores

Anyone browsing Aspen luxury homes for sale will be pleased to know that the Central Core is home to a number of designer name stores. For stunning, high-quality bags, Louis Vuitton is a must and can be found at Mill Street and Hopkins. Just one block over, residents can stop in at Gucci and Dior or head southeast for a trip to Prada, Valentino, and Club Monaco. Ralph Lauren has a storefront at Galena and Cooper, rounding out Aspen’s list of top-tier retailers.

3. At Aspen’s best boutiques

Aside from big-name designers and well-loved brands, Aspen is home to a number of incredible boutiques featuring men’s and women’s fashions. Stay up to date on the latest styles by stopping in at any of these shops.

Maison Ullens

Upscale and environmentally friendly, Maison Ullens features a mix of colorful and neutral women’s fashions perfect for a range of outings. Whether locals are dining at one of Aspen’s hottest restaurants or taking a stroll along the local trails, Maison Ullens has a look for the occasion. Locals and visitors can pop into Maison Ullens at its Hopkins Avenue location between 10am and 6pm Monday through Saturday. On Sundays, the shop is open from 12pm to 5pm.

The Little Bird

The Little Bird is one of Aspen’s many resale shops and is known for its top-name items. It’s not unusual to find verified items by Chanel, Christian Louboutin, and Saint Laurent Blanc in the store. The Little Bird is a great place to find even more designer items, whether you’re looking for shoes, jewelry, clothing, or bags. The charming shop on Cooper Avenue is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 5pm.

Kemo Sabe

Often touted as one of the best retailers in Aspen, Kemo Sabe is known for its fun, fashionable western wear. Located on Galena Street, Kemo Sabe offers men’s and women’s clothing. Men can choose from a selection of boots, belt buckles, grit hats, and stetsons. Women have the same options, plus beautiful southwestern jewelry and a mix of more casual clothing. Visit Kemo Sabe any day of the week between 10am and 9pm.

4. Home goods shops and art galleries

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Buyers shopping for Aspen real estate shouldn’t pass up the chance to pick something up for their new home. Whether it's a piece of art for the upstairs loft or furniture that fits the home’s southwestern style, Aspen has a few spots for home goods and artwork.

Located on Hyman Avenue, Daniel’s Antiques prides itself on offering Aspen locals the best in luxury antiques and treasures. Visitors to Daniel’s can expect to find everything from turn of the 20th Century cigar lighters to antique light fixtures, weaponry, and games. Anyone looking to add a conversation piece to their home will find plenty of options at Daniel’s.

All things seasonal decor can be found at Chequers, an intimate shop on Hyman Avenue that also offers small furniture pieces.

Amen Wardy on Main Street is another lovely home goods shop and a local favorite for unique gifts and decor. Meanwhile, art enthusiasts will find themselves at home in the Royal Street Fine Art gallery, where unique pieces by artists like Linda Israel, Robert Bissell, and Paul Wegner are on display and for sale. Aspen is home to a number of other galleries, including Aspen Grove Fine Arts Limited, the Baldwin Gallery, and the Omnibus Gallery.

If Aspen is the town for you, get in touch with local real estate professionals at The Bineau Team. They are leading experts in real estate across Aspen, the Central Core, and surrounding neighborhoods like the West End. When you’re ready to discover more of what Aspen has to offer, reach out to this team.

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