Kelsey Ferguson has grown up with Bobbles & Lace. This Maine native and Charleston transplant started her career with the company, fell in love with the brand, and now she and her husband are excited to share this fun…
Some stores are as much a product of the space they occupy as they are a part of it. When Sally Hester—a new grandmother, longtime Park Circle resident, and retired nurse looking for her next chapter—noticed more and more young families moving into the neighborhood…
Louise Thackeray has always loved plants. Born and raised at her family’s farm on Wadmalaw Island, Thackeray’s talent for Lowcountry flora blossomed early. From braving the Carolina-summer heat to grow and pick vegetables with her sister…
Meet Sara Chakeris. Born and raised in Charleston, the daughter of Caroline Chakeris—founder of the well-established women’s clothing store Madison Mathews—Sara is no stranger to Lowcountry retail and the art of textiles…
By now, we hope you've seen our latest print issue of Fig Magazine. If you haven't, we suggestyou grab a copy, head downtown to The Palmetto Row Collective, and have every businessowner there autograph it…
Sometimes a shop is so deeply rooted in place, so defined by its location and surroundings, thatwalking inside is to know you're somewhere special. Welcome to Neighborly Park Circle, a localstore focused on sharing beauty…
A Charleston staple since its founding as Boomer’s Books in 1995, Blue Bicycle Books—renamed in 2007 upon its purchase by longtime employee and writer Jonathan Sanchez—has been a reliable source of literature in the Lowcountry for more than 30 years. …
We at Fig Magazine have a dare for you. We dare you to head to Black Octopus Mercantile on Spruill Avenue in Park Circle, just a short drive from the downtown shopping spots we sometimes point you toward…
When Juliette Mills-Lutterodt (aka Juls) was diagnosed with breast cancer, her world turned upside down. A 40-year-old mother, entrepreneur, and rising star in the hairstyle industry, for Juls this was a massive, terrifying wrench in her plans…
Fast fashion is everywhere, and depending on who you ask, it’s either saving or destroying the world. The truth probably lies somewhere in the middle, but for mother-daughter duo Barbara Griesedieck and Corinn Brunson…
From antiques to unexpected treasures, this James Island favorite rewards curiosity.
Don't be afraid to grab a pair (or three)
Discover James Island's only children's resale and consignment boutique
Because waiting until the last minute never looked this good
The Cannonborough-Elliotborough neighborhood is a shopping district with ultra local shopping.
