Prairie Soul

Couldn’t find this store, think it went out of business.

I really really really like this shop. The owner is a doll and has a great eye for design & comfy clothes.
I’m not really a mall kinda girl, nor am I into «jean boutiques» and all that stuff. I buy almost everything I wear on ebay just to avoid going to an actual physical shop, that’s how much I dislike shopping. But this place is great, and the pricing is pretty fair. I got a pair of badass Dita Beretta sunglasses (that retail for anywhere from $ 200 – 350 anywhere else) for $ 175. Not on sale, just regularly priced. And I’ll have these babies forever!
Lots of the lines they carry have handmade elements & the like, and that makes them pricier. But c’mon, if you’re paying $ 4 each morning for a fancy coffee at starbucks, how can you really judge? A starbucks lasts maybe an hour… a really great shirt? Priceless…

i LOVE prairie garb, but i did not love prairie soul. it seemed to me like the kind of place a boho-​wannabe, new age, crystal obsessed La Jolla housewife would shop. i did see one jacket that was kind cute, but not cute enough for the $ 400 they were charging for it. i have no qualms about dropping some serious cash on an item i simply adore, but i was very let down by this place.

This incongruously located boutique offers a variety of very nice lines that definitely exude a prairie soul. George Roth’s floral, plaid and striped shirts and Homme Body’s vintage tinted apparel are both elegant and casual with an Americana overtone, which is very «chic-​ly» attained. Serious shoppers only.