46 Best Shopping in The Hill Country, Texas

Set aside at least a few hours or more to navigate this sprawling antique mall, filled with furniture, jewelry, housewares, and innumerable other relics from the past.

A phenomenal stop for specialty jellies and preserves, Fisher & Weiser's is located in an early-1900s brewery and the property features more than 1,000 peach trees surrounded by pines. Fresh peaches are available June through August, but it is also home to a cooking school, and wine tastings occur year-round.

If Gruene Hall is king of the town, the Gruene General Store is its queen. Parts of the building date to the 1850s; the soda fountain is a 1950s time warp. You can find all sorts of unusual Texas gifts, cards, and foods. The store closes by 6 pm on Sunday.

A one-stop shop for all things Western, here you can find anything from fringed suede jackets and scalloped leather belts to roper boots, spurs, saddles, and even a replica firearm. 

No matter what time of year you’re visiting Fredericksburg, don’t miss a chance to get into the holiday spirit at this huge shop that sells everything Christmas-theme you could possibly imagine. From holiday villages and Nativity scenes to ornaments and stockings, you’re guaranteed to find something to add to your decoration collection here.

This family-owned showroom sells unique, solid wood furniture handmade by Amish craftsmen.

This men's shop has it all, from three-piece suits, jeans, and button-downs to athletic clothing and accessories. You'll also find a nicely curated selection of shoes, handmade leather wallets and billfolds, shave products, and dopp kits—there's even a humidor filled with cigars to choose from.

This local musician-owned record store features a wide variety of albums, plus equipment, books, movies, and more.

You'll be inspired to create the farmhouse of your dreams after visiting this architectural salvage and home goods store, where you'll find a treasure trove of unique furnishings, decorative pieces, and vintage building materials, including corbels, gables, awnings, windows, and doors.

The Buck Pottery building hosts its own workshop, where customers can watch as some of the beautiful earthenware is created by the artists. Unique pieces from a number of local artists keep this family-run shop a main attraction.

Since 1948, Burg’s Corner has been peddling peaches from Jimmy Duecker Orchards, alongside a wide range of other fruits, vegetables, and products from local vendors. Stop by for a bowl of homemade peach ice cream topped with fresh peach compote, and snap a photo in front of the “Life Is Peachy” mural. Off-season, there is plenty of other beautiful produce to purchase, as well as a plethora of preserved peach products.

Ordering custom-designed furniture is a pleasurable experience here at Calamity Jane's, where owner Shawn Beach meticulously conjures up Texas Hill Country decor.

Check out this boutique for casual, contemporary women's clothing that also happens to be reasonably priced.

One of the newer additions to downtown Wimberley, this botanical studio entices you to enter with its collection of beautifully curated plants and succulents displayed outside the entrance. Inside, you'll find more rare and unique plants and handmade pottery, plus an array of incense, candles, bath and beauty products, and other lovely items.

This boutique specializes in cute, stylish pieces for women, in various high-quality fabrics across a spectrum of mainly neutral earth tones.

Grab a souvenir T-shirt, bumper sticker, or cap at the downtown mercantile known as Cotton-Eyed Joe's. The aforementioned fanfare comes in a variety of styles and colors, and the shop is open until 9 or 10 pm, even on Sunday.

Find an impressive collection of fun, unique items at this Main Street vintage emporium, from gumball machines and Coca-Cola coolers to jukeboxes and pinball machines. Plan to spend some time here, discovering hidden treasures and restored gems.

This family-owned retail shop features a curated collection of natural and organic clothes, toys, and products for babies and children.

Green Bull Jewelry has hard-to-find jewelry by Jerry Gowen and other one-of-a-kind pieces.

This rejuvenating shop is filled with light and greenery, all the better to showcase the candles, bath products, herbs, tinctures, teas, crystals, and more they have to offer.

Antiques lovers should duck into Gruene Antique Company, where more than 8,000 square feet of antiques and collectibles await. It's open until 9 pm.

Country-chic fashion is defined at the Haberdashery, where women with a flair for sassy style with unmistakable Western inspiration will find a clothing treasure trove.

This family-owned store specializes in American-made men's and women's casual outdoor clothing and accessories.

Create a stylish, upscale farmhouse look in your own house by shopping the beautifully curated home goods at this aptly named shop, where earth tones and natural materials abound.

Tucked away from Main Street, Jabberwocky offers unique gifts, trendy clothes, and a wide array of linens.

Find a well-curated selection of home goods and accessories at this Main Street shop, from kitchenware and place settings to serving pieces and glassware. 

Just like its Austin flagship, the Fredericksburg location of this shop showcases hip men's and women's clothing, shoes, and accessories.

Custom-made and original iron pieces of high-end home furnishings are found at Phil Jackson's Granite & Iron Store.

If it's made of ceramic, you'll find it here—whether it's a calavera (skull), a chili pepper, an armadillo, or a pot of just about any size. You'll also find fountains, benches, and plenty of whimsical metal yard art.

Red is just the place for contemporary furniture and home accents as well as funky gifts and jewelry.