We now have an on-line presence with a Virtual Store at Ilenesboutique.com. Now after 35 years in our exciting Brick and Mortar store in North Ranch you can also conveniently shop in your home on- line with both Free Shipping and qualified returns at our store or on-line. There is a 15% discount offered on your first on-line purchase (use Code OL1)
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White and black are the foundation for it all. Life as you want it. Success as you define it. And the fashion you want to wear, day and night. Style and substance, 24/7. Effortless, refined looks that feel tailor-made.
Nestled in Ventura County, we are a lifestyle brand and clothing destination offering elevated, effortless style for everyday living. We are dedicated to helping women create a beautifully functional wardrobe that feels timeless, confident, and intentional in every season of life.
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We specialize in reggae & rasta cultural clothes, accessories, sandals, jewelry, musical instruments, incense, sage & reggae CDs.
We are a mother-daughter-owned local boutique where classic meets boho. Our goal is to make you feel at home in our store with an inclusive size range for any and every occasion. We have created a space where you can find a little of everything from clothing to accessories and even some home goods! See you soon, beautiful!
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Founded in 1957, Ross Dress for Less is operated by Ross Stores, which is one of the largest off-price retailers in the United States. Started as a small, family-owned junior department store chain in the San Francisco Bay Area, the company now operates more than 700 stores in over 25 states and has an annual revenue of more than $5.5 billion. It offers a range of fashion apparel, accessories and footwear for men, women and children. The store also provides a variety of infant and home d cor products. In addition, the store offers a range of gift items for various occasions, such as weddings, baby showers and birthday parties. Headquartered in Pleasanton, Calif., Ross Dress for Less maintains a presence in Thousand Oaks, Calif.
