Lahn does a great job of making the store feel spacious while still having room to move around. It…read moreis a cute boutique in Midtown and you can find about most needs here. There is Kendra Scott, Spanx, adorable party clothes, and great pieces for everyday life. Lahn does a great job of making you feel seen and will help you achieve the look you going for. If you are looking for something different, I highly recommend coming here to shop.

I came here last night as part of a Yelp Elites event and had never even heard of it. My word! It…read moreis such an adorable shop in Midtown, a little south and across the street from The Ambassador Hotel. The store is trendy and classy at the same time. They have an exciting mixture of items. I bought an adorable gold, sparkly winter cap and a pair of adorable, gold fan earrings. This is a fun store, with a clean, classy, yet industrial style. They also had gorgeous decorations and art on the wall.

I love boutiques and am a huge supporter of locally owned businesses. However, this place is not my…read morefavorite and I will not likely ever return. I first heard about it when a friend tagged me on Facebook that if you walk the catwalk they give you a free shirt. Curious, we planned to meet up during her lunch break at Tee for the Soul. When I entered, my first thought was that it's clean, huge, and it made me smile to be in a girls only environment. After looking around I soon discover that the store revolves around one look: huge oversized tops, tunics, and dresses with colorful leggings. None of which are my style. They carry sizes 4-24, and there was nothing in my size! I'm a medium (6-8) and their medium size tops looks like an XXL. Their smalls look still too big. There was too much florals and not enough solids and other less flowery patterns. I just can't dress like I go pick flowers in the meadows everyday. Just can't. Their shoes are just plain and okay. Nothing that caught my attention. Then, my friend tried on a flowery dress with one of those giant oversized sleeves like the 70's kind of style. I thought it was cute on her but hemline ended at the middle of her thighs. I suggested a belt and the belt just made the dress rise up higher. Just not a good look! We think it's made to wear with leggings... once again the leggings with the loose dress look that I'm not fond of. My friend decided she would walk the catwalk for her free shirt. (I opted out of the free shirt deal.) When we walked up to the register to get her shirt we found out only a certain shirt was free. That's okay, right? But no, it isn't. I can tell the cashier looked irritated that we didn't buy anything and is just there for the free shirt. Hey, we spent at least 30 minutes in there looking, but didn't see anything we love. I didn't say anything to my friend and during lunch, my friend asked if I noticed the lady was agitated that she asked for a free shirt and we both laughed out loud. It was one of those things where you notice something but don't say it until someone else who also notices it bring it up. Anyway, I would suggest offering a discount for doing a catwalk instead of making it awkward to get a free shirt if it's advertised. That is one of my biggest pet peeves. Overall, this boutique is not my favorite nor will it be my go to place to shop. I think the clothes are aim towards older women and plus sizes. They're not figure flattering and are definitely made to wear with colorful and crazy pattern leggings. The store is super cute and spacious. The experience was worth a visit but not a return.

Love the style of clothing they have. Judy blue jeans are to die for and they are all so nice. I…read morehate that the one in moore closed but I understand. I just order online now!

Beautiful store and beautiful owner:) She was the kindest woman ever and even gave me a sample of…read moresoap that smells amazing and made my skin so soft! 10/10 amazing experience, they really made my day and gave me a core memory

The owner is so sweet! she took time with my grandson and answered a lot of questions. we…read moredefinitely recommend , she has forgot to choose from

Loved all the clothing sold in store. I picked up a cute shirt and a lovely dress from the sales…read morerack! Lots of great options for gifts too.

Cute store with a lot of choices to choose from. A bit pricey and no one acknowledged us/said hello…read moreour entire visit, which is always disappointing for a small business.

My go to for jeans. They keep long quality, wide leg, high rise, & trendy jeans for us tall ladies…read more I purchased 6 pair so far.Don't forget to check out the shoes & dress sections.

My favorite boutique in OKC! Prices are very reasonable for boutique and the workers are all so…read morenice and helpful. Weekly drops keep the store feeling fresh and their social media does a great job of updating customers on new additions. Very cute, trendy, and fun clothes.

Great time with plant bingo and cocoa Cute, space with…read moreplants, plant accessories, clothes,cute ideas for Gifts. The people that work there are very sweet and helpful love this space. Fun night .

This shop is big with tons to look at! It offers a beautiful selection of house plants at…read morereasonable prices. Plus lots of other great gifts and normal boutique items. They had very cute Halloween stuff 75% off after the holiday too. The cashier also does permanent jewelry, so she was stretched a bit thin trying to do that and check customers out. I'll definitely be back.

If you've ever enjoyed shopping at Rosegold, Field Study is worth a peek…read more If you know Rosegold-the beloved Nichols Hills boutique home to casual, responsibly-made women's clothing and designer consignment-then you'll know why I find similarities. Located in the Make Ready building (14 micro suites created with start-up and small businesses in mind) on 13th between Harvey and Robinson, even the little area makes you aware you're in the presence of an indie darling. This space is even scrappier than you think, because it's also the workspace and retail storefront for OK Sew Co., Field Study's website calls it "Sustainably made small batch fashion," and thought that may sound buzzword-y, if you think about it for a minute, it makes sense. The owner-designer, a Stanford-educated geologist and former competitive rower, is focusing on small runs of "slow fashion" aka the equal and opposite reaction to "fast fashion" and a response to the notorious waste and pollution from the fashion industry. You can read more about all this on the website if you'd like to know more. As someone who usually buys an XL, I love the one-size fits most format of the items here. I also love the beautiful quilts she will use to make you a jacket, tailor made to you. I will definitely do this sometime in the future. The rationale behind OSFM makes a lot of sense, and for me it was so refreshing to realize I could fit into so many items on these racks, which is not the case at most boutiques. I bought a colorblock dress that I'll plan to wear over leggings in the winter and on it's own in the summer. It's bright and happy, and I'm hoping it's feel-good vibe will influence my attitude as we enter into year two of a pandemic that doesn't seem to be going anywhere, anytime soon.

I love love my handmade piece from Field Study Clothing! Beautiful material, quality stitching and…read moredetails make this jacket a treasure for years to come.

The help you get is perfectionism. If you can't find a pair of jeans here you can't find one! So…read moremuch fun to shop here.