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Crazy Fox Santa Fe

Women’s Clothing with Character

Thoughtfully selected styles, independent designers and handmade pieces since 1984.

Santa Fe
New Mexico

Since 1984

A Santa Fe Boutique with a Lasting Story


Cove and Maya opened their little store in 1984 in Santa Fe Village, the same spot where it is today. Personal relationships with their designers let them buy direct and sell at affordable prices.

A boutique and outlet store for women, on Don Gaspar Avenue in downtown Santa Fe.

Our Story

Shoppers browsing clothing racks inside the Crazy Fox store in Santa Fe
Inside the shop on Don Gaspar, during a 2014 opening for the Santa Fe artist Elizabeth Hahn.
Labels in the Shop
  • Margaret O’Leary
  • Indigenous Designs
  • Kinross / Forte cashmere
  • Equestrian
  • Julie Dillon
  • Paper Label
  • Kokun
  • Local Santa Fe designers
How We Buy

Clothing with a Story


For over 30 years we have worked with Margaret O’Leary and Indigenous Designs. Buying straight from our designers is what lets us sell at affordable prices.

Paper Label and Kokun joined the shop more recently. Both use natural, soft washable yarns, in comfortable and wearable styles you can use all year.

Julie Dillon hand knit children’s cardigan in green wool
Julie Dillon hand knit children’s cardigan, made in Ireland.
Maya with Margaret O’Leary and the staff of the New York store
Featured Designer

Margaret O’Leary


We have carried Margaret O’Leary sweaters and sportswear for over 30 years, buying directly from the designer. Paper Label and Kokun are perfect additions to them.

She’s got the eye and he’s the money man. Margaret O’Leary, on Maya and Cove

Discover the Collection

Local Designers

Made with a Sense of Place


We also work with local designers, featuring hand knit ponchos, washable rayon dresses and skirts, and heavy linen pants and skirts that you will love to wear.

Meet Our Designers

Pink Wheel washable rayon dress
Cream and grey sweaters folded in the store
Cove and Maya photographed together in the 1970s
Cove and Maya in the 1970s.
Our Story

A Santa Fe Story Since 1984


Maya and Cove met in 1970 on Haight Street in San Francisco and have been together ever since, most of that time working together in the clothing business. They sold on the road at flea markets and swap meets all over the country, going through six engines in an old VW bus, before settling in Santa Fe.

The corporate name of this Mom and Pop business is Blue Cove Inc., which stands for the two owners, Maya Blue and her husband Cove.

Read Our Story

  • 1970Maya and Cove meet on Haight Street in San Francisco
  • 1970sSelling on the road, six engines in an old VW bus
  • 1984Crazy Fox opens in Santa Fe Village
  • TodayAn independent boutique in the same building
The Crazy Fox shop window on Don Gaspar Avenue with dresses on display
Crazy Fox street view, downtown Santa Fe, in Santa Fe Village.
Come See Us in Santa Fe

Visit Us


Or by appointment. Call Maya directly and she will meet you at the shop. There is metered parking on Don Gaspar, and you can enter the city parking lot on E. Water Street, between Don Gaspar and Shelby Street.

Maya Blue and Cove, the owners of Crazy Fox
Historic black and white photograph of Don Gaspar Avenue in downtown Santa Fe
From the Journal

Style, Inspiration and Santa Fe


News, new lines and the occasional piece of Crazy Fox history.

Visit the Blog

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Come Find Something Unexpected.

Visit Crazy Fox in Santa Fe and discover thoughtfully selected women’s clothing, handmade pieces and independent designers.