This place is a hipster flea market! All these amazing shops are set up for you to stroll and browse between them. So many amazing and eclectic items. Move from space to space and take your wares and pay in the front. Shops contain men, womens, and children's clothes, stationary and cards, unique jewelry, records, and eclectic housewares. Located in the back corner is Bristol doughnuts where they specialize in coffee and specialty donuts. Many places to relax and enjoy the comfortable and inviting setting. Also offer classes in house plants and macrame.

Once a huge fan of this place, it's clear it is on a downward spiral. When you walk in, you'll immediately notice far less merchandise. The airstream trailer is gone as are many of the unique pieces that hung from the ceiling. Immediately to the left is a discount area where you can find "rustic nails" for $6/piece and other still overpriced ridiculous items. The mens clothing section is gone as is most of the women's. The coffee and donut shop has been replaced with kombucha. The employees are unfriendly and seem annoyed you've entered. There were pebbles with holes drilled into them to hold incense being sold for over $30. It's obvious the management or shopper for the store is more concerned with aesthetic and appealing to the Chaco tourist crowd than actually providing quality, fairly priced, locally made gift and lifestyle items. It's not accessible in a realistic way to even enjoy shopping there. If you're going for museum vibes where folks walk in, look around, and leave then continue doing what you're doing. If you're a customer interested in a locally made item, I'd recommend doing some research and buying directly from the artist or another shop. Really a shame.

Cool place just VERY expensive

Very unique items and atmosphere inside, although seems overpriced. Did find a neat ornament book that was a reasonable price. There is a small cafe inside and plenty of seating. A fun place to visit and to look around for inspiration

*MINIMALIST HIGHLY RECOMMENDED HERE!** Spur Line Supply Co is a high quality woman owned home goods store located in the Sawmill District off of I-40 that contains a little bit of everything. Ample parking is available and more parking is just across the street on the Hotel Chaco side. It was my first time in Spur Line and I enjoyed the open layout. Store is bright, pristine and caters to an upscale customer or taste(s). Staff interaction was polite without being pushy even though I was just looking at items to see what all was available. There is nice selection of clothing for all, toys, art, books, beauty products, gifts, home and garden products. I also saw a Kombucha TeaTaproom that features New Mexico ferments. You can try a sample, get a To-go cup or fill up your own 32 or 64 ounce baby keg. Enjoy shopping or drinking at Spur Line Supply Company.

CUTE! I love all of the items here. Everything they have is very unique and high end. It is pricey but everything is high quality. Staff are very friendly. The inside is so cute! Fun to just stop by and take a look.

It's such a dope spot many different unique items and a small kombucha tap and out door sitting area

Things are kind of expensive but I guess that's just the way things are.

Beautiful shop, there are plenty of quality gifts, knick-knacks, and good quality every day use items, albeit pricey. There is a small men's shop I found worthwhile for my tastes. Some good beard and hygiene items, straight razors combs, soap, etc. There is also a nice coffee shop inside that makes the visit more worthwhile, and a nice table that you can use if you want to work remotely or read with your coffee. Very relaxing place!

Super cute shop with unique items, good for gifts, and plants! Relaxing yoga session on Wednesday at 5pm for $5. I have heard the donut shop in the store is also very good, but have not had the chance to try it.

I always visit Spur Line when I travel to Albuquerque. I can always find a sweet gift for myself! It's very spacious with a lot of room to move around and browse through the numerous "shoppes". Plenty of parking in their lot too.

Fun little place with over-priced knickknacks. A good place to waste half an hour or so.

It's a beautiful and well curated shop. The selection of goods and the layout really speaks to me asthetically (and makes for great pictures!), but some prices are really marked up. I'm talking at least 20% extra. I'm all for supporting local businesses and I get really inspired when I'm shopping there, but it can get a little ridiculous. A $34 candle will run you $42, and a $22 manicure set will be another $34. You're definitely paying for the location, curation, and the "look" of the place. It seems to be all non-local goods too, so if you see something you like, maybe check online first and save quite a bit of cash.

Bye spur line 😭

Great shopping spot on Albuquerque. The selection of brands is amazing. Nice shopping experience