Boutique 415 at Polished now open offering unique women's accessories
A unique women’s accessories shop joined Bluffton’s Main Street retail make up this month.
Boutique 415 at Polished, Bluffton’s newest business, located in the former Panache’s storefront, opened last week by Joan Frederick, who also owns Polished Nails and Body Salon, located in the same building.
WATCH THE VIDEO "WALK-THROUGH" OF THE SHOP - AND CHECK OUT THE PHOTOS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS STORY.
The physical address for Boutique 415 at Polished is 415 N. Main St. Polished Nails and Body Salon is located at 417 N. Main.
“Many nail salons have boutiques,” said Frederick. “We had a soft opening last week and new items come in every day.”
The shop offers a wide assortment of women’s accessories including shoes, handbags, dresses, swimsuit cover-ups, jeans and jewelry.
“Customers will be pleasantly surprised with the assortment,” she added. Clothing ranges in sizes from 0 to 20 and nearly 90 percent are made in the U.S. Frederick said, for example, that the jeans in the shop are the Angry Rabbit brand from California.
The wall between the former Panache and Polished is removed, so that customers may visit both businesses. Polished will continue to offer all of its services.
Katelyn Price joined Polish this month as a nail artist. She is in the shop on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
Polished recently added a new line of organic handmade soap, Living Simply Soap. The soap comes from a woman-owned company in Tipp City. It includes liquids, bars, lotions, creams and body sprays.
Also coming to Polished soon is the “doTERRA” line of essential oils.
Watch for details on a ribbon cutting and grand opening later this month.
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