Popular indie alternative clothing store Black Daisy will be closing its Waco doors but will be going out with a bang as they host their Halloween Sip n Shop.
Sthefanie Welch is the owner of Waco's Black Daisy, located at 1124 Washington Ave. Black Daisy has become a mecca for independent entrepreneurial women.
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Boutique offers private shopping as added layer of protection after mask mandate lifted
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and last updated 2021-03-11 18:31:28-05
CHINA SPRING, TX â The Black Daisy Boutique is a cluster of independent women owners all in a one-stop shop. With locations in Waco and China Spring, they are offering a private shopping experience after the mask mandate was been lifted in Texas.
Owner Sthefani Welch is not requiring masks in her store. She understands that can be a little unnerving for some who are still adamant to wear one. I hate the division the whole mask thing has caused in our community, so I wanted to cater to both parties, Welch said.
The Black Daisy Boutique is all about girl power in Central Texas
Boutique highlights local women owned businesses
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and last updated 2021-02-05 18:18:31-05
WACO, TX â The Black Daisy is all about girl power and has recently opened their second location in Waco.
The boutique featured 13 Central Texas women business owners from Waco to Harker Heights.
Sthefanie Welch is the owner of the Black Daisy Boutique. She opened her first store in China Spring three years ago.
The Waco location opened in July of 2020, in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. I m the kind of person that s like why not, you don t know if something is going to work until you take the risk, Welch said.