The Gypsy Wagon

Really put off by the vibe of the people in this store. Merchandise is mostly interesting, but pricey. Parking is minimal and a nightmare.

I have to admit, this rating is more about the shadowing I experienced while shopping with a friend today. I think it is a thin line so it must be difficult for the staff to know, but here’s a clue. If I look in a room full of people and there’s no salesperson until I walk in. I find that to be an issue. I have worked in Park Cities for about 6 years. I have never felt profiled. I was wearing a vintage skirt with a easy cotton top and easy leather summer shoes. I am not even kidding when I say that as soon as I touched this necklace this petite girl with a blonde bob was right next to me. I could be completely wrong, but it was odd when she followed me and my friend (over 50s and we’re different ethnicities) into the home section. My mother was in a different part of the store and experienced the same odd behavior. Trust me, just because those who are «different» than your regular customers does not mean they will shoplift. This didn’t happen in the clothing section. Those ladies were friendly, and if they were following us… I didn’t feel it. Maybe those other ladies were trying to be attentive sales people. Ready to help. It came off like profiling, and it was really more weird than helpful. I realize it’s a thin line in these crazy times where feelings are sensitive. I like the store, and this was really my first time ever experiencing this odd behavior. Hopefully, it was a one off.

I stopped in The Gypsy Wagon after a friend recommended it, and am so glad I discovered this store. It’s my new favorite boutique in Dallas! Whether you’re going to try on clothes or just perusing, you can spend quite a bit of time as this shop is full of goodies!
The front half of the store has a great selection of home goods, stationary, and jewelry. You can find seasonal items, cute girly things, and Texas/​Western items.
As you get deeper into the store you come to the clothing. While many of the clothes are very bohemian, you can find great pieces and accessories (especially leather goods) even if Boho/​Western isn’t your personal style.
The home goods and knick knacks are pretty affordable, and most of the clothes/​handbags are a bit pricier. The jewelry really varies in price, and you can find pieces as low as $ 20.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this boutique and can’t wait to stop back in next time I’m in town.

Great place for gifts! Love love love! Their accessories area features different types of vendors. I love their home section too!

Absolutely adore this store. It’s got pretty much anything you could look for when gift shopping. Seriously. Clothes? Check. Furniture? Check. Notebooks, decorations, jewelry, candles, and on and on? Check x infinity.
I really liked that there were some great locally made goods, since when I go shopping away from home, I like to bring back gifts that can only be bought from the area I visited.
The store is so pleasant to behold, with every nook and cranny decorated, but not in a cluttered way. I want them to decorate my house.
The staff was great! When I was there, a child bumped into a mug and shattered it all over the floor, and the staff just quickly cleaned it up with no fuss, and stated how glad they were that the young girl hadn’t been hurt. I took a mazillion photos after asking permission, and they weren’t bothered at all, and offered just the right amount of help.
The gift wrap is cute and unique, and yes, the prices aren’t cheap, but I didn’t find them to be absurd, either. Will definitely come back when I’m in Dallas.

Horrible customer service.
I just moved to Dallas and was getting my hair done at the Salon next door. It was suggested to me by my new stylist to pop in and take a look around. I had some birthday present shopping to do for a few friends and myself so I was excited. Apparently I do not look like I have money to spend because I was not greeted, glared at and blatantly ignored. I have been in retail management for close to 5 years and I would never allow my staff to act as these women did. I was insulted and felt like I was not welcome and a burden. Overpriced items with a staff that will stick their nose up at you if you do not look a certain way. I gladly took my money else where.

Great store, just too high of prices. Another reviewer mentioned that Gypsy Wagon is like country stores in small towns with higher prices, and they are correct.
That being said, the staff at Gypsy Wagon are really nice and they are unique to Dallas proper. They can get away with charging those prices in that neighborhood.
Super cute cowboy boots and jewelry. The clothing and funky items are what could be called upscale bohemian. If you got the money, fun place to shop! If you don’t, it’s still fun to window shop.

Have you ever walked into a shop and instantly wished that they would let you live there? I hadn’t until I visited the Gypsy Wagon. It is a treasure trove of unique items. They have everything from clothes to cowboy boots to re-​purposed books and baby items. The place had such a light and airy atmosphere that it sends you into instant calm mode when you walk through the doors. Even if you’re just browsing there are so many interesting things to look at that I guarantee you will not find anywhere else. The staff is also very friendly and knowledgable about the things that they sell. This shop is worth the drive downtown!

My new favorite store! Great stuff for men, women, and children… but mostly women! If you want home décor, a great new outfit, or gift for anyone… this place is wonderful! I left thinking I could do all my Christmas shopping at this one store… it has the best of everything!

An amalgamation of different ethnic cultural fashions, taken (some may say inspired) and somehow turned into a Texan vibe — it was like walking into a cowboy store in the middle of a country town with prices hiked into the hundreds.
Go to the true source of ethnic fashions and you will typically find that those threads are actually much cheaper than these American stores sell them to be.
When I walked inside it was almost as if all of the employees were afraid to greet me. No one said hi and everyone kind of looked at me in this embarrassed type of way. I smiled at a few of the ladies working there and received that embarrassed look back in return.
Albeit a couple of things were interesting, and I see that Texan boho/​big buckle & belt /​pretty fabric appeal for some. If you enjoy that kind of vibe you’ll probably like this place.

Love love love the Gypsy Wagon. I go here all the time for home goods and you can buy the furniture in the store. The clothes are more boho chic than I can pull off, but all very unique. They have a wide variety of fun jewelry too (the little arrow necklaces make great gifts at $ 30).

I want to win the lottery just so I can adorn my house and body with Gypsy Wagon for-​eva. Such a fun store with great quirky home décor items and vintage feeling clothing. I wish it was a little less spendy but if you know what you’re in for, it doesn’t seem so shocking.

If you’re a ‘boho chic’ kind of girl, this place has the perfect clothing/​shoes/​jewelry to complete your wardrobe! The other half of the store has home décor very similar to the home décor they sell at Urban Outfitters. A little pricey overall, but great for finding one of a kind pieces.

Fun store filled with great finds! My wife bought a dress here while we were in town from NYC for Austin City Limits and saw a ton of other stuff she wanted.
No guys’ clothes, but there were a million things that I wanted to pick up for either my home or as host gifts.
Definitely stop by while you’re in Austin!

Okay. Not much for guys. Got a gift card and had a hard time spending.

I want one of everything! This place has such a great collection of gifts for others and for yourself! They also occasionally have a market that has some of the coolest things I have seen in Dallas.
There is also a collection of clothing and shoes in the back that’s all gorgeous but sadly out of my price range. :(

This place is a new addition to the Henderson strip since I moved six years ago, so it was fun to check out while roaming along that block.
The stock reflects an aesthetic of bohemian-urban-hippie-cowgirl…but one who has a lot of money in her wallet. I will say that the prices seem rather inflated. $ 500-​some for pre-​beat-​up cowgirl boots, cute though they might be, seems excessive. And that extends to the rest of the collection, too.
The jewelry, clothes, furniture, kid stuff and whimsical gifts are all cool and not just the same things you’d see everywhere, but still I was surprised at the prices. While I am willing to pay a little more when something is different, this was just beyond my range.
If I still lived in Dallas this would be a place I’d come for some wishful thinking or some very special shopping. Aside from that, the prices would keep me away, no matter how cool it all was.

Sale at Gypsy Wagon! Let’s go! On a Sunday Funday adventure, the hubs and I first stopped here in hopes for some good finds. Though I walked away with a dress ($ 119 marked down to $ 20, yea baby!), I felt disappointed overall. While I think their things are cute, I find them to be overpriced. A lot of things can be found at Urban Outfitters, thrift stores, online for much cheaper. Just me… but expensive bohemian wear just seems like an oxymoron.

Fun boutique to browse, in between afternoon pints on Knox — Henderson. It’s nice to have another unique shopping option in Dallas.
They’ve got furniture, jewelry, and around Halloween they have oddball seasonal décor. Yeah, it’s pricey: I most likely won’t do much shopping here, however, nice refreshing shopping option.
Now if only if only they did gypsy tarot card /​fortune tellings here, and they operated out of a real Gypsy Wagon. And then the Wagon could be pulled by gypsy donkeys with jingly bells.

While in Dallas on a recent trip, my friend and I discovered The Gypsy Wagon. It is full of girly fun such as vintage cowboy boots, clothing, custom jewelry, antique furniture, glassware, cards, gift items and décor – much of it made in Texas. The owners were both there, a precious husband and wife (who is 9 months pregnant and holding) team who greeted us warmly.
We strolled around ooohing and aaahing and finally stumbled upon a display of wonderful metal bracelets for $ 6 each! My friend loaded up her arm with bangle goodness and I found several fashioned of gold-​toned metal for moi. Okay, back to my friend, who had about a dozen lined up on her arm. When I mentioned she may not be able to bend her elbow to drink the Champagne we were having later, she decided to put half back.
This is one of the cutest shops I have seen in Dallas. Some items may seem a bit pricey but the quality of vintage clothing and boots is exceptional. I will stop in every time I’m up this way to take a peek at what they have going on and to meet the new baby!

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Have you ever wondered what it would look like if Alice in Wonderland, John Wayne and Martha Stewart ever met? Well wonder no more, Gypsy Wagon is a magical, mystical place that takes you into a imaginary world of smiles and rainbow. With every quirky and darling thing under the sun there is nothing you won’t find in here. Want tumblers with funny quips on them? Or how about a beautiful new turquoise necklace? In the market for the prime pairs boots for your weekend line dancing class? It’s all here.
I find myself going to this quaint cottage-​feel spot just to admire the aesthetic and lay out of the store. Yes, I am tempted to always buy something when I walk in there. However, even when I leave empty handed I am immediately uplifted by just the cozy yet lightheartedness feel of the store.
The prices are not astronomical either. They are very reasonably priced considering the quality of their products. My favorite aspect of the gift shop is that they make it a point to feature local artists in their selections of jewelry, yard art, interior décor, and so on. They recently moved down the street on Henderson to a bigger location, so the ‘cute, clutter’ is not disheveled anymore. There is an overabundance of objects, but every trinket and toy has its place. The clutter makes sense.