Comfort in Cotton
Stumble upon Cotton Hearts in the heart of the Square in Downtown McKinney and comfort you will find. 16 years and strong, Dorie Helsley has been providing casual, contemporary clothing for the Modern Dallas Woman. From being a Preschool Teacher to Retailer, her store doesn’t boast the way many retailers do. Space is limited. 10 steps in and you need to turn or head down the other side. You won’t see a fancy ad campaign or an elaborate website. Read More
The Store That’s Like A Box of …
It’s hard to understand how few stores just get it--- while many don’t ever know they never had it! Talulah Belle, a Lakewood treasure that shares its appeal with the rest of us not lucky enough to call that part of the city home. They understand that retail should, above all things, be an experience for the customer. Read More
A Fashionistas Filling Station
Leave it to the visionaries of Cotton Island to convert an old gas station to a contemporary clothing store. Once where one filled up on fuel, today they purchase jeans, clothing, shoes and accessories. This SMU favorite has been a weekly must see for students needing a break in-between biology and history classes. After 28 years, they are showing no signs of letting up. Read More
Fashion’s best kept secret is no more
The store North Dallas passes to and from work on the busy intersection of Preston Rd and Forest Ln is no longer the secret the ladies of North Dallas keep private. Their success proves that knowing your customer is good business. Nancy Fossee, the owner and head buyer for the store actually knows her customers so well, she goes to market to buy for them. In fact, they are one of the few stores in the metroplex who carry narrows as well as slenders. Read More
Fashion at the Speed of Light
This November marks 30 years of fashion history for a Dallas Landmark. It’s 3 decades strong for H.D.’s clothing company, located in the heart of the M Streets on Greenville Avenue. Harry and Vicki DeMarco not only partners in life, but in business as well. Separated into two stores Vicki works from the women’s store and Harry from the men’s. Read More
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