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Old-Time Customer Service
Because we're a small business, we can still offer you that old-time
customer service that's become so hard to find in America today...especially
on the Internet:
- 95% of the Web orders we receive are shipped the same or the next
business day!
- 95% of the emails sent to us during store hours are answered within 90
minutes...and usually much sooner!
- We offer one of the best guarantees
you'll find anywhere!
"Give us a try...we're sure you'll be impressed!"
--Lisa Morley, el Presidente
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Authenticity Matters
Founded in 2004, Made In New Mexico! is a REAL retail store, not a virtual one. We're a one-store "mom and pop" operation located in a
historic adobe building on the centuries-old downtown Plaza in
Taos, NM. Made In New Mexico! is all about authenticity: It wouldn't be right to
sell cheaply-made or imported goods from such a historic location.
Everything we sell is made exclusively by the artisans, craftspeople, and
micro-businesses of New Mexico. We believe that the survival of the American
lifestyle depends on keeping at least some manufacturing jobs within our
borders. And what better way to support American jobs and small businesses
than by selling, and buying, American-made merchandise.
Visit New Mexico
If you like art, history, culture, amazing mountain and desert scenery,
and outdoor activities, consider New Mexico for your next vacation...there's
simply no place like it. We are a fascinating blend of three distinct
cultures: Anglo, Spanish and Indian. But, while we are a place of incredible
scenic beauty, our state is still relatively undiscovered by the masses.
And when you visit New Mexico, your trip won't be complete without a
visit to Taos and our
Made In New Mexico! store . Taos is the original art town; artists have
been moving here and displaying their works here since the very early 20th
Century. Europeans settled in the area in the late 1600s, and
Pueblo Indians have
lived in this valley since at least 1,000 A.D. Trapper, scout, and guide
extraordinaire
Kit Carson
lived here and is buried here. There's plenty to see and do...we hope to see
you soon.
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