From Vendor Markets to Storefront
Before the brick and mortar, I spent months hauling racks of clothes to vendor markets and pop-up events. Setting up at 6am. Breaking down at midnight. Meeting customers face to face and learning exactly what they wanted.
Those early days taught me everything. I learned which fabrics people actually reach for. Which fits make women feel confident. Which price points make sense for real budgets. Every piece in the boutique today exists because of what I learned lugging inventory across parking lots.
When I finally opened the doors at 307 Progress Way, it wasn't a leap of faith. It was the next step in something I'd already been building, one market at a time.