Is online shopping or shipping available for women's clothing?

No, all shopping is in-store only at the Dripping Springs location at 332 W. Mercer Street, Suite 6. There is no online store or shipping option at this time. The boutique is an intentional destination experience, where you can try pieces on, get styling input from owner Deb Vincent, and walk out with something that truly fits. Customers from Bee Cave, Lakeway, Wimberley, Austin, and the broader Hill Country area make the trip regularly because the in-person experience is a big part of what makes it worthwhile.

When is the boutique open?

Mercer Street Chic is open Wednesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. On Mondays and Tuesdays, visits are by appointment only. If you are coming from outside Dripping Springs, such as from Austin, Wimberley, or Lakeway, it is worth checking in ahead of time to make sure timing works, especially if you want one-on-one styling time with the owner.

Does the boutique carry plus sizes or a wide range of fits?

The boutique carries a curated selection across multiple brands and styles, with a focus on finding pieces that flatter and feel good. For specific size availability in any brand or style, the best approach is to call ahead at 203-927-8473 or stop in during store hours. Owner Deb Vincent is hands-on with the inventory and can tell you exactly what is on the floor and what fits are available at any given time.

How often does the women's clothing inventory change?

The inventory rotates regularly, with seasonal pieces coming in throughout the year. Because the boutique carries curated, non-mass-produced items rather than bulk stock, specific pieces and styles may not be restocked once they sell. This is part of what makes the shopping experience feel special. Repeat customers often come in specifically because they know something new will be waiting. Following the boutique on social media is a good way to stay current on new arrivals and featured pieces.

Do any of the women's clothing brands support charitable causes?

Yes. Some of the brands carried at Mercer Street Chic are cause-based, meaning purchases contribute to initiatives including breast cancer research, mental health awareness, recovery programs, and child trafficking prevention. Owner Deb Vincent intentionally selects inventory that allows customers to shop with purpose. One confirmed example is Posh, a women's clothing brand made in the USA. Charitable alignment is a real part of how inventory is chosen here.

Western Women's Fashion | Mercer Street Chic Boutique

Our women's western clothing collection is built for real life in Central Texas. Whether you are heading to a weekend event in Wimberley, a night out in Austin, or just want to look great running errands in Dripping Springs, we carry pieces that work. The mix spans casual tops, denim from brands like Judy Blue, Kancan, Kimes Ranch, and Risen, flowing dresses, statement jackets, and seasonal finds that rotate regularly so there is always something new waiting for you. Every item on our floor has been hand-selected by owner Deb Vincent with one goal in mind: helping you feel confident and uplifted the moment you put it on.

We carry over a dozen women's clothing brands, each chosen because it brings something genuine to the rack. Our lineup includes Liverpool, Karen Kane, Tribal, Hem & Thread, Andree by Unit, Vocal Apparel, Fantazia, Paper Crane, Rodeo Quincy, Cruel Girl, Wrangler, Rock & Roll Denim, and more. Whether your style leans contemporary, classic western, or somewhere in between, you will find pieces here that reflect who you are. Several of our labels are boutique-exclusive, meaning you are not going to walk into a big-box store and find the same thing. That is exactly the point.

Shopping at Mercer Street Chic Botique & Art Gallery is not like scrolling through a website or wandering a mall. Owner Deb Vincent is often right there on the floor, helping you put together a look, sharing the story behind a piece, and making sure you leave feeling great about what you found. The boutique experience here is personal by design. Customers from Dripping Springs, Bee Cave, Lakeway, Driftwood, Wimberley, and Austin make the trip because they know they will be treated like a neighbor, not a transaction. Our average customer spends around $150 per visit, not because they have to, but because the right piece at the right price has a way of finding you when you walk through our door.

Some of the brands we carry are cause-based, meaning a portion of what you spend goes toward initiatives like breast cancer research, mental health awareness, and child trafficking prevention. When you shop here, you are not just updating your wardrobe. You are supporting local artists, women-owned businesses, and a community that believes shopping small keeps the soul of Dripping Springs alive. That is the spirit behind everything on our floor, and it is why Mercer Street Chic has been a Hill Country fashion boutique destination since we opened our doors in November 2019.

What types of women's clothing does Mercer Street Chic carry?
The boutique carries a wide range of women's apparel including denim, tops, dresses, jackets, and seasonal pieces. Denim brands include Judy Blue, Kancan, Cello, Risen, and Kimes Ranch for a western cut. On the contemporary side, you will find labels like Liverpool, Karen Kane, Tribal, Hem & Thread, Andree by Unit, Vocal Apparel, Fantazia, and Paper Crane. Western and lifestyle brands like Wrangler, Rock & Roll Denim, Rodeo Quincy, and Cruel Girl round out the selection. The mix covers everything from casual everyday looks to outfits suited for events and evenings out.
Is online shopping or shipping available for women's clothing?
No, all shopping is in-store only at the Dripping Springs location at 332 W. Mercer Street, Suite 6. There is no online store or shipping option at this time. The boutique is an intentional destination experience, where you can try pieces on, get styling input from owner Deb Vincent, and walk out with something that truly fits. Customers from Bee Cave, Lakeway, Wimberley, Austin, and the broader Hill Country area make the trip regularly because the in-person experience is a big part of what makes it worthwhile.
When is the boutique open?
Mercer Street Chic is open Wednesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. On Mondays and Tuesdays, visits are by appointment only. If you are coming from outside Dripping Springs, such as from Austin, Wimberley, or Lakeway, it is worth checking in ahead of time to make sure timing works, especially if you want one-on-one styling time with the owner.
Does the boutique carry plus sizes or a wide range of fits?
The boutique carries a curated selection across multiple brands and styles, with a focus on finding pieces that flatter and feel good. For specific size availability in any brand or style, the best approach is to call ahead at 203-927-8473 or stop in during store hours. Owner Deb Vincent is hands-on with the inventory and can tell you exactly what is on the floor and what fits are available at any given time.
How often does the women's clothing inventory change?
The inventory rotates regularly, with seasonal pieces coming in throughout the year. Because the boutique carries curated, non-mass-produced items rather than bulk stock, specific pieces and styles may not be restocked once they sell. This is part of what makes the shopping experience feel special. Repeat customers often come in specifically because they know something new will be waiting. Following the boutique on social media is a good way to stay current on new arrivals and featured pieces.
Do any of the women's clothing brands support charitable causes?
Yes. Some of the brands carried at Mercer Street Chic are cause-based, meaning purchases contribute to initiatives including breast cancer research, mental health awareness, recovery programs, and child trafficking prevention. Owner Deb Vincent intentionally selects inventory that allows customers to shop with purpose. One confirmed example is Posh, a women's clothing brand made in the USA. Charitable alignment is a real part of how inventory is chosen here.