When Pamela Smith ditched corporate America, she ditched the clothes that went along with it and donned her signature pink hair. Unable to
find what she wanted in 'cookie cutter' stores,  she ended up spending countless hours on the web searching site after site to find the looks 
she was after. While grateful for the handful of designers she found online (Mode Merr being one of the first), Pam dreamed of finding a 
store that carried more than one designer or genre. Pam hoped to find a place to shop for her eclectic fashion needs under one roof, she knew 
she wasn’t alone.

 Armed with an entrepreneurial spirit, a background in web development and a lifetime fascination with fashion, Pam moved on her

decision to create an e-boutique and the rest is history. Please Me bootique launched in January of 2008, and the dream of owning an 
alternative fashion boutique became a reality. 

Pam surfed the net, went through her closet, read old issues of her favorite magazines, 'BUST' and 'Juxtapoz', and assembled the incredible talents that you will find at Please Me bootique.   Talking to Pam you will easily see she how excited she is to bring you Please Me bootique's line of products.  It's her desire to meet her friends unique and discriminating tastes and wants her customers to love Please Me bootique just as much as she does.

Please Me bootique carries clothing and accessories for the fashion deviant and includes punk, goth, rockabilly, retro and indie lines. Please Me bootique is inspired by music, art and culture based fashions that includes clothing, jewelry, housewares, vintage designs and all things fabulous.

Please Me bootique is proud to support independent designers and women-owned businesses, and features designs from EC Star, Mode Merr, Poision Candy, Heartbreaker Fashion and Lucky Loo-Loo and many more.

A Note from Pamela

Welcome to Please Me bootique!  Thanks for checking us out!  Here is a little 411 (sorry if it’s verbose!)

I started Please Me boutique after years of fashion frustration and a desire to break the mold of the “chic boutique”.  My edgy “BOOtique” might scare off the typical fashionistas out there and I’m okay with that.  We don’t carry the necklace worn on “Sex In the City” or the $365 Coach wedge featured in the last issue of Vogue.  What you will find here, is an eclectic mix of clothing and accessories that will help you build a fun, flattering and creative wardrobe that is suitable for work or play. 

It’s my mission to offer you affordable, quality made products by great indie designers/artists while maintaining an ethical and socially conscious business.  I’m a stickler for quality so I hand inspect all pieces when they arrive.  I personally own items from each company I represent in the boutique.  I am proud to showcase the products created by these designers and artists--they are amazing!  I know you'll love them as much as I do.

I’m no Bono but I do care about social issues and I bring that into Please Me bootique.  I strive to carry products that are sweatshop free. The vast majority are made in the USA (95% of which are from women owned businesses; a cause near and dear to my heart).  I’m working on getting more eco friendly products in the near future.  All in all, I’m just trying to give you what I would expect from a shopping experience.  Please Me bootique gives you creative fashion with a conscience which is something that is hard to come by in the world of online shopping.  I hope you will enjoy shopping with us.”

XOXO,

Pamela Smith