Loabi

A lot of cute things! The Ladies were so sweet and helpful! It was my first time to shop there and I must say it was a great experience! Thank you ladies for your help… I will be back

Love this place! They always seem to have something I can’t live without. Toms are always in abundance with a great selections of Brighton purses. It’s a bit pricey but always unique. A nice treat oneself experience.

I’m automatically inclined to like @loabiboutique or any business that makes their home on Main Street in one of our smaller communities over the mall or the strip mall. We found primo parking and stepped into a bustling boutique full of lovely gifts, clothing for babies and little ones and women’s clothing, shoes and accessories.
A lot of the stuff is just not exactly my style — like the large selection of Brighton — a trend that seems to hang on pretty hard in central Oklahoma, same for all the Miss Me. But I was pleased to see a huge selection of Tom’s shoes, fun and trendy dresses, blouses and skirts, as well as pajamas, robes, and lots of jewelry that I would wear.
A lovely woman helped us as we tried to track down Tom’s for me to wear under my wedding dress. Everyone in the shop was the right blend of helpful without even a hint of pushiness. They keep track of what it is you’re looking for and place a courtesy call when your order comes in.
If we had more time, I’m sure I would have done a lot more damage, but as it happened, I found a skirt on sale, a great summer dress and got my name on the list for their next Tom’s order. I’ll definitely be back. Ladies of Unilocal,check it out on your next Yukon jaunt.

I have followed Loabi on Twitter for a while because I was really glad to see a business in Yukon on Keep it Local. Once we found out that we’re having a boy, I dragged my husband in there on the auspices of looking at baby things and possibly registering, but I also knew they had women’s clothes, shoes and accessories and I was hoping I could sneak in something pretty for myself.
We perused the baby things, and while there are some darling things, I don’t think there is quite enough here to warrant a registry for us. A lot of what’s there are darling clothes and smaller items that can fall off pretty quickly when sold out and seem like more general things that you could just pick up en route to a shower without finding them on a registry (think packable snack containers and peepee teepees). I am really glad they have these things and will definitely stop in for gifts and quick items for our little guy. I was really hoping to find our diaper bag in here, but with only a few (girly) Penelope Pickle Bottom bags and a handful of Vera Bradleys, the husband was less than impressed with the options for boys – note that this problem is not isolated to Loabi and we will probably end up finding ours online.
The women’s clothing section, however, was drool-​worthy for me, especially since I long to go back to wearing clothing adorned with zippers and buttons instead of the tents I will be in for the next four months or so. Lots of great brands geared toward a variety of ages and sizes, priced anywhere from $ 40 to $ 100+. I found a darling orange and cream dress that much to my surprise fits and flatters me even now! I added a bubble necklace in coral and have already worn the duo twice and received compliments.
The staff was friendly without stalking like some boutique shopgirls can be. They took my things to the dressing room, asked if we had questions about registering, and asked questions about our upcoming bundle of joy at the checkout. I was able to use both a 25% Easter discount for the dress AND the 10% Keep it Local discount on the necklace to bring the total to $ 72 with tax – really not bad for a local and cute shop. I can’t wait to go back already, as I have my eye on a few scarves that will come in handy as I begin to have more of a bump to hide and look forward to being able to fit into their Thunder tees before too long!