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    Lunch Money Boutique

    Lunch Money Boutique

    5.0
    (6 reviews)
    5.4 mi

    Have you ever stopped into a store "just because?"…read more That's pretty much what triggered a recent visit to Butler-Tarkington's Lunch Money Boutique, one of the more recent additions to this perfectly lovely area that specializes in luxury children's clothing from newborn to size 16. Lunch Money Boutique emphasizes sustainable fashion for the kiddos (Am I the only one who wrestles with whether to spell it as kiddos or kiddoes?). Lunch Money is located next to Byrne's Grilled Pizza. I really do love this corner, though it's definitely more of a premium corner in terms of shopping. Lunch Money? The styles are adorable (and yes, leaning toward "luxury"). The employees are friendly. The store itself is nicely designed and a genuinely pleasing atmosphere. I'm not sure what it says about me that these newborns have better fashion sense than I do, but if their parents shop here it's definitely true. For those with mobility issues, entering from the back is your best option in terms of accessibility. There is a step up-front. It's my one major downer for this entire neighborhood - it's just not particularly wheelchair friendly. I didn't end up buying anything on this visit, though I undoubtedly would. If you're looking for more premium options and care about sustainability, I'd definitely recommend a visit here. As an added plus, this is also the same building as Kids Ink. While I'm getting old enough that most of my friends don't have young children, on those occasions when I am looking for options for the children in my life I won't hesitate to return here.

    Add Lunch Money to your Shop Small Saturday list for fun and unique gifts for the kids in your…read morelife. Since it has opened I have stopped in a few times looking for gifts or something fun for one of my toddlers to wear. My favorite purchase is a UFO hair claw clip. The staff is friendly and the vibe makes you feel like a cool cat. For sure check out all of the clocks! After you do some shopping you might as well continue down the street for kid books at Kids Ink and pizza at Byrnes. Illinois Street has the best shops for a nice little afternoon in Indy.

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    Piper Children's Boutique

    Piper Children's Boutique

    2.0
    (5 reviews)
    14.0 mi
    $$$

    My two stars isn't because they don't have AMAZING clothes, because they absolutely do. Their…read moreclothes are fantastic. The two stars for me comes with a mixture of ridiculously high prices and not so friendly service. The prices are a little outrageous, and maybe that's just because I'm not some super wealthy individual. But I can't justify spending over $100 on a shirt for my 2 or 6 year old nieces. Then comes the service. Everytime I come in to look around I'm faced with two scenarios: 1. They think I'm stealing and hound me like a hawk. 2. They treat me like there's no way I could afford anything in their store, so I become leper-zoned. It really ruins the experience for me, making it difficult to ever want to actually splurge on anything they sell there.

    Yes, the clothes are expensive, but no more so than Janie and Jack or other online boutiques and…read morethe pieces are top quality and unique. Know before you go in that you are probably going to spend $100-150 per outfit. (And you can get some of that money back reselling on eBay or in kids consignment if you take good care of them.) I have purchased outfits for photographs at Piper on four separate occasions and have had assistance with selection and fit that was helpful and respectful. I returned a couple of items that we didn't end up using with no trouble at all. My only complaint might be the limited sizes available. There were dresses and shoes I would have purchased, but they did not have my daughter's size in stock. However, it's a small store with only so much room for stock.

    The Shop Indy - menscloth - Updated August 2026

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