“Our time at Studio 406 was great. Our customized 10 YR Old Birthday Party turned out better than we could have expected. The kids had a great time and between the staff's professionalism and terrific customer service and Amber's Artistic knowledge, it really set us up for a successful experience from the beginning. I highly recommend them any day!”
“Best & pinkest boutique in town!!!!! So many different and fun styles available and Casey is so great at styling. Every season she puts out new and beautiful clothes. Not only do they have cute clothes, they are also a full service hair salon! Get you a cute new outfit to match your fresh hair cut!!!”
“This is such a classy decorated store with lots of cute things and reasonably priced as well!! Super friendly and helpful staff! Definitely will be coming back :)”
“So many cute choices of clothes, jewelry, and various accessories; as well as friendly staff! I've always gotten great help with outfits and gifts....Anna is especially helpful with her fresh ideas and recommendations!”
“We were able to buy everything my granddaughter needed for school. The employees are very friendly and kind. They have a very clean and organized place I loved shopping there”
“This is one of my favorite boutiques in Waxahachie! The ladies who work there are so sweet and helpful. There are lots of cute clothes to choose from at a variety of price points. I also love that if you follow them on Instagram, they post the new clothes they're getting in! The clothes all feel like quality pieces that will last me a long time. :)”
“Last Friday I happened to stop by Ross to look for sheets for my bed but, once I get in the store I started looking at dresses also. Once I got home and started unpacking things I noticed my watch was not on my arm. I looked everywhere at home but, nothing turned up. I checked the tracking signal but, it said no device was found. I don't see so well at night but, I prayed and went back to the Ross store. I turned my tracking signal on once in the store and it said device found. The signal was stronger by the dresses but, I searched and searched until my back and body was tired out. As I was writing my contact information down a lady came and said mam let's go look again where the signal was stronger. This lady said I bet it's here under theses clothes. I had no idea there were clothes under the ones hanging up from where customers let the clothes fall on the floor. This lady kept looking, pulling clothes out and there it was, my watch fell out. I hugged and thanked the lady and asked where is the manager so I can let them know how much she helped me. She said I am the manager. Her name is Paula the manager at Waxahachie Ross. It's beautiful to see and feel like you are more than a number. I don't have a lot but, that watch was mine and I needed it. Paula was my angel that night and I want to say how much she helped me and because of Manager / Paula I will always shop at Waxahachie Ross because I know Paula is the manager there and takes care good care of the customers and the store. Thank you Paula.”
Primark added two states to its U.S. map in six days, then stalled in Augusta. The value retailer opened its first Minnesota store on Sept. 3 at Mall of America in Bloomington, close to 35,000 square feet stocked with Minnesota Vikings gear through the chain's NFL partnership. That store was its 46th in the country and put Primark in 15 states. Georgia came five days later. Doors opened at 11 a.m. on Sept. 8 at Sugarloaf Mills in Lawrenceville, northeast of Atlanta, with more than 26,000 square feet of selling space and Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta Hawks apparel starting at $16. That made 47 U.S. stores.
After 25 years of global success, Khaadi is entering the U.S. market. The Pakistani fashion brand opened its first American store in February at Virginia's Tysons Corner Center. They followed the success by opening a second location in Houston's Galleria mall in June. After 25 years of global success, Khaadi is entering the U.S. market. The Pakistani fashion brand opened its first American store in February at Virginia's Tysons Corner Center. They followed the success by opening a second location in Houston's Galleria mall in June.
L.L. Bean, the Maine-based retailer famous for its boots and backpacks, is opening four new U.S. stores this year and plans to expand into the Southeast and Midwest markets in 2025. The company had a grand opening of an Ulster, NY store in April. The other three locations are coming to Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Connecticut this fall.
