Par-tay tonight at cheap, chic South Tampa boutique
Looking for an excuse to shop local? Want boutique-y style without the prices?
Tonight's the night to check out JC's Boutique and Alterations at 1308 S. Dale Mabry Hwy. in South Tampa.
The store is having a one-year anniversary party from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m., featuring a fashion show, free food and gift certificates to local businesses. And it's a great opportunity to showcase a concept sorely needed in the boutique universe.
JC's aims for beauty on a budget, with almost everything in the store priced at less than $75. Clothing starts around $14 and accessories at $4, the website promises. Sounds like Forever 21 and Zara prices without the mobs of teeny boppers.
Now the Deal Divas haven't had a chance to scope out the merch, but our colleague Amy Scherzer had nice things to say about the owners earlier this year. And they also do alterations, including same-day work, which is always good to know when disaster strikes.
If you've been there, or check out tonight's event, share your review with us!
Deal Diva Letitia
(Photo: JC's Boutique and Alterations)
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