New Stock In Store & Online!

We’d like to say “Gitchi Miigwetch!” (Many Thanks!) to all our customers – new or regular, your support has help Bear’s Den grow and bring you the best products & service we’re able to!

We have some new stock available and are refilling anything we’ve been low on – as well as expanding what’s available online (remember, if you don’t see it and can’t visit, just ask). Hundreds of Moccasins in stock and new items coming soon.

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