Apricot Lane

I went here because I wanted to try Toms and I saw that they had a sign in the window. When I went inside I was glad I went here because the lady working here was super nice and they seemed to have a pretty good selection of Toms. They also had quite a few cute accessories that I picked up. The clothes are definitely not my style, but that’s okay.
This place is definitely a boutique and things are pricey, but if you like their style I think you’ll like the store. The prices on the Toms were comparable to other places I had seen them! Good service, good location!

Of the similarly fashion style boutiques in the Watters Creek area, this option is more expensive then Francesca’s, similarly priced to Altar’d State, but less expensive than Anthropologie. What sets this place aside as my new favorite shop in Watters Creek is the customer service. In Watters Creek, I will usually get greeted at Victoria’s Secret, occasionally Francesca’s, but it’s difficult to get help at Sephora or Anthropologie. Why? Because of my age and how young I look. At Apricot Lane, I typically go on Saturday afternoons when Alex? is working. She’s fantastic, she greets me when I come in, helps me find things similar to what I’ve bought before, sets me off a fitting room, etc. She has really amazing hair, dark brown with ombré underneath. I love Apricot Lane for the constantly updating and changing styles and the excellent customer service. Definitely try it out and check out their Instagram where they post new clothes and deals for the day!

First time here, it’s a little on the smaller side but there was plenty of variety. I was a little disappointed in the selection and prices were slightly higher than other boutiques at Watter’s Creek, but I’d still come back to look around. I think my biggest complaint was the few items I really liked were M or L only… not a problem unique to Apricot Lane, but frustrating nonetheless…