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Local boutique offers style for all body types

Abbey and Julia are two Clevelanders on a mission: to help other women feel beautiful and comfortable. The duo opened their Lakewood boutique, Fetch & Co, when they saw an opportunity in the local retail scene for a boutique that caters to all body types. The busy entrepreneurs were kind enough to answer some questions for us about opening their store, helping customers find the perfect products and starting a business in Northeast Ohio.

Boutique owner thrives on helping others

Our Favorite Things Boutique, Cleveland, Ohio

Lisa McGuthry, owner of Our Favorite Things boutique, loves her customers. In fact, they are what motivated her to open her store - she wanted to help women find flattering, comfortable, affordable clothing and accessories. See what she had to say about opening her boutique, helping her customers and local makers, and her favorite fashion advice.

New retail options announced in Glenville Circle North

This summer, shoppers in Glenville will have some new options to peruse. The City of Cleveland and Cleveland Citywide Development Corporation (CCDC) have announced the businesses accepted into the NTI Retail Incubator program, located in Glenville Circle North, the new mixed-use development scheduled to open this summer.

Double Rainbow offers unique clothing for girls

Double Rainbow, boutique in the Van Aken District

Double Rainbow, a boutique located in the Van Aken District, offers mom-approved apparel and accessories for girls. It's designed to fill the need for unique clothing for children and adolescents in Northeast Ohio.

Thread opens its first Cleveland location

The Columbus-based boutique Thread has announced it will open its first Cleveland-area store in Pinecrest.

H&M expands store at Crocker Park

Expect to see a new, improved H&M this fall at Crocker Park. The store is moving to a larger space and will offer expanded product lines.

Dooney & Bourke unveils Browns line

Accessories company Dooney & Bourke has launched a line specifically tailored to Cleveland Browns fans.

Fashion for golfers and more

Irene Dooley was inspired to open her store, Girls Got Swing, when she had difficulty finding fashionable golf clothes in Northeast Ohio. Her shop provides high-quality, chic looks for not only golfers but also women who live active lifestyles. Dooley was kind enough to answer some questions for us about opening Girls Got Swing, being an entreprenuer and engaging with customers.

Fashion entrepreneur designs for CLE

Jameson McMaster had been working as a graphic designer for more than a decade when he decided it was time to share his appreciation for Cleveland by way of an apparel business - and his company CLEVE STUFF was born. CLEVE STUFF offers a variety of Cleveland-themed apparel that celebrates Northeast Ohio. We chatted with McMaster about entrepreneurship, design and his love for Cleveland.

Local boutique focuses on unique brands

Located in Moreland Hills, Fringe Boutique has become a local shopping destination where women can expect to find brands that aren't available anywhere else locally. The owner of Fringe was kind enough to answer some questions about why she opened her boutique, entrepreneurship advice and her favorite style tips.

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