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Converted from paper version of the Broad Ripple Gazette (v06n14)
8Fifteen open at 6544 Ferguson Street
posted: Jul. 10, 2009
Erin Mong-Welch and Claire McCormick-Bolles opened a new shop on the north side of Broad Ripple Village on April 13, 2009, at 6544 Ferguson Street. 8Fifteen, the women's clothing store which the owners describe as "a natural progression in fashion", also offers home goods, jewelry, and accessories.
Erin Mong-Welch and Claire McCormick-Bolles, owners of 8fifteen.
Erin had been a buyer for Nordstrom and other specialty shops in Dallas, Texas. Claire had worked at Indianapolis Monthly magazine. They decided to open a shop carrying merchandise that Indianapolis didn't have. "Some of the things in the store are lines that women haven't heard of," explained Claire.
Eco-Chic is in at 8Fifteen. For example, the shop carries Doucette Duvall's line of clothes that are made with recycled fabrics and packaged in recycled materials.
Clothes for everyone from teens to adults can be found at 8Fifteen. From t-shirts to cocktail dresses, Josh Jukus Um bags to Golden Goose boots. While some high-end garments may go for up to $7000, many of the pieces are less than $95, like the line of Alexander Wang t-shirts.
Why the name 8Fifteen? This fall the shop will move to its final location at 815 E. 64th Street, about two blocks away.
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