HOLLAND, Mich.- Estella Rose Fashion’s earth-tone bridges and TikTok-trendy clothes are both hand-painted.
Tricia Alcamo, a co-owner who claims to have been self-employed “my whole life,” said,” We get to outfit people and make them feel confident.”
Alcamo, her child, and her “future sister-in-law” moved their newly established small business apart from their Cascade place in May and opened the brick-and-mortar clothing store on Eight Street in downtown Holland.
Your time is going to be a lot better once you feel like you look good, said Annalisa Walt, the mother and daughter of the company’s predecessor.
Walt remarked about buying habits in the well-liked neighborhood,” When you’re in downtown Holland, it’s always going to come back.” This past weekend has been fantastic.
The boho-inspired shop also offers accessories, lasting jewelry, and baby and toddler clothing, choosing items based on influencers and social media trends.
Manager Kailie Werra stated,” I have a shopping addiction and I’ve always been excited about style.” ” I could n’t see myself engaging in any other activity.”
Werra and her colleagues claim that while major box stores are moving toward online purchasing, their cautiously curated choice and personal touch set them apart from the competition.
Werra remarked,” When you go into those big box stores, they do n’t really care about anything.” You ask for assistance, but they do n’t actually provide it. We really enjoy helping clients and caring, so it’s good to shop little.
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