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A former staffer with The Miami Herald, Marie moved to SC in 1992. She is passionate about the outdoors, and enjoys exploring the state’s many natural treasures from the Lowcountry to the Upstate.
What started out as a consignment store has expanded to include an ice cream parlor and micro-café.
Shopping in a small town like Easley is an intimate experience, offering you the opportunity to connect with local residents and take home a warm memory of your vacation.
Spend the day perusing the shops of Easley’s historic downtown for distinctive apparel, unique gifts or a handcrafted accent for your home. Or pop into one of the local antique stores and add to your collection of teacups, vinyl records or vintage toys.
Main Street features several fun shops, among them That’s Karma. What started out as a small clothing consignment store has grown over the years to include accessories, new clothing and local artists’ wares, from natural soaps to soy candles. Most recently, an ice cream shop and micro-cafe were added to the back of the store.
Shop local on Easley’s Main Street.
Laughton & Co. offers stylish clothing and timeless home accessories. Mixed in with the new retail offerings are several longtime favorites, including Robinson’s, a full-service men’s and ladies’ apparel shop established in 1884. It features clothing of distinction typically not found in department stores, along with formal wear, prom dresses, shoes and accessories.
Poor Richard’s Booksellers is another Main Street staple you won’t want to miss. The locally owned book store is a tonic to today’s digital text. Bibliophiles will enjoy poring over the impressive collection of titles packed into the shelves of this small book shop.
Something Special, a home and fashion boutique, has been around for more than two decades. Each season brings new women’s apparel and accessories, along with decorator items like artificial flower arrangements and artwork.
You could browse for hours at Uncle Sam’s Antiques and Collectibles.
The downtown district also includes In the Carolina Breeze, specializing in decorative garden and house flags and Midtown Music, selling instruments, method books and accessories.
A former staffer with The Miami Herald, Marie moved to SC in 1992. She is passionate about the outdoors, and enjoys exploring the state’s many natural treasures from the Lowcountry to the Upstate.
