Thursday, December 10, 2015

Local Love

Midwest is Best isn't just a catchphrase... it's the truth!  Ok, so yes, we do question ourselves at times why we live here.  It can get super cold!  But honestly, I wouldn't trade seeing four seasons for anything.  We get to enjoy everything from gorgeous lakes, sunshine and picnics on warm summer days to sledding, snowmobiling and ice skating on a frozen pond during the winter months.  While I'm not a big fan of the cold, the snow can be breathtaking... and FUN! Plus nothing beats coming inside to a warm home after a few hours of sledding and snow angels to a cup of hot chocolate topped with whipped cream.  So far, we've had a very mild December with not much snow.  No complaints here!  I know it will come eventually so in the meantime I'll just enjoy a nice (non-snowy) drive in to Mainstream Boutique in Savage to shop for clothing that shows my love for the Midwest. Mainstream Boutique in Savage supports local and has some gorgeous locally made accessories in the shop.


I'm a total lover of comfort.  For real.  When I get home for the night you can bet I throw on something comfortable immediately. So when I see something that's comfortable and cute enough to go out and run errands in with my kiddos in tow, I'm an instant fan.  While this 'Sota Girl sweatshirt would look adorable with your fav pair of jeans, I went for these adorable, cozy slouchy lounge pants and a pair of the most comfortable, warm slippers you'll ever own. 


My only problem with this ensemble is that I didn't want to take it off. 
Lounge Pants: 58, Sweatshirt: $76, Slipper Boots: $38


My other love?  Tees.  Nothing better than a soft tee!  Even better when they show off some Midwest devotion...
Jeans: $69, Tee: $39, Booties: $42


Let's not forget our neighbors!  Wisconsin, we love you!  (Unless it's Game Day... then only some of us love you... *wink wink* HA!) This Minnesconsin tee is the ultimate to show your mad adoration for the Midwest!

I added a long sleeve shirt underneath and a vest with the perfect amount of puff to keep you warm and cozy on chilly days. 


Those boots have an ideal heel for Midwest winters. (Have you ever had to walk across an ice patched parking lot with a two month old in a carseat and a three year old holding your hand?  Midwest girls are TOUGH.)  Not to mention fringe, which is totally trendy right now.


Thumbs up, Midwest!
Vest: $44, Tee: $39, Long Sleeve Shirt: $42, Jeans: $98, Bootie: $42


Home.  There's no place I'd rather be.  The sleeves on this long sleeved shirt are unique and fun!
Jeans: $69, Top: $49, Booties: $42




These long sleeve shirts/sweaters are a MN brand. They're soft, comfortable and really cute!
Tops L to R: $62, $62, $59



Karen Rodriguez out of Chanhassen, MN designs and creates these beauties with inspiration and special meaning behind each individual piece.  Very unique and complimenting to just about any outfit.
Jewelry: $45-$56



Whispering Prayer, a small Midwest company, is full of love and well wishes, just for you. Wrap yourself or a loved one in prayer with these gorgeous, handmade bracelets.  With messages such as "Strong is Beautiful," "No one travels this road alone," and "Pray it Forward," you can feel good knowing your supporting a small business full of heart.
Bracelets: $36



"Ray" is a small business out of Green Bay, WI that designs and creates these stunners.  Earrings, bracelets and necklaces... all beautifully handcrafted.


Jewelry: $18-$48



Like what you see?  You can easily order by calling Mainstream Boutique in Savage 952-440-4020.
They'll ship directly to your door for only $6.95 and you'll get to experience their fantastic customer service yourself! Be sure to follow Mainstream Boutique on Facebook at www.facebook.com/mainstreamboutiquesavagemn and on Instagram @mainstreamboutiquesavagemn


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