Flock Boutique

Workshop Boutique, from where Flock sprang, opened in Ottawa's Byward Market in April 2005. The (then) teeny-tiny shop was given the finishing touches. We had a super fun grand opening party where we hung out with friends, and a ton of our goodies were bought, and we made some sales. The following day, we had to close the shop to do our tax returns. It was a real Bridget and Christina beginning. (-: It feels like a long time ago and yesterday, all at once. (20 years ago) It was just two strong-willed women, both fashion designers, who wanted to live and make their way in Ottawa. Our city has always had a hard time getting recognized for its fashion! We wanted somewhere to sell our clothes, but we also wanted somewhere that we could shop that fit our ideals. We wanted a place where it was easy to do things right: where things were hand-made, local, or sustainable, or some combination of those. We wanted the shop to be our own special brand of crafty and unique to us. We wanted the shop to be filled with things that made us smile, gifts that were fun and functional, and clothes that made us want to rip them off the mannequins and take them home with us. So, we made it happen. We hope you like it as much as we do.

Many of the respondents are satisfied with the boutique from whom they felt at ease and welcome (Farago, 2020). The staff who directed them through the clothing highlights and made a big difference in their visit. Debbie and Moira were singled out for their warm treatment, as seen through friendly and helpful words from the customers. Flock also received higher than average scores for their wide variety of Canadian made and designed clothing. Most noted the boutique's uniqueness, adding that they preferred shopping in such a quiet place. #__The customers' praises for the clothes they bought from Flock suggests that the boutique maintains high quality from its countertops to its clothes. Most of them liked the Canadian designs, which they found to be worn and not lacking at all. Many also said that Canadian made clothes are good quality and can last for long (Scafidi, 2016).recommend the lingerie for all the sexy ladies out there. This shows that the boutique sells ideas, as seen through the lingerie, which is part of the ideas sold to them. Conclusively, the reviews showed that Flock Boutique offers clients an exclusive and intimate shopping experience, with customers describing the richly curated selection as "unique" and "good quality" (Niinimaki, 2019). All the reviews showcased that the shoppers were content with the customer service, Canadian outfit design, and the general experience at the boutique. This showed that Flock boutique over time attracts customers because of its friendly and helpful customer service and quality clothes. This showed that the Flock Boutique thrived on an exclusive and intimate shopping experience. #Cognitive satisfactions also emerged from the reviews as most customers had highlighted that the clothes were of high quality and that the Canadian designs were timeless. This solves the questions of whether service clients are satisfied, whether the customers are satisfied with the clothes or if the Canadian designs are beautiful. This section answers their questions. #The calmness encountered while shopping, and the review mentioning that the shopping was a refresh from fast fashion was a clear indication that the boutique provided an exclusive shopping experience. #All customers, except for one, said that they would be back, which shows that the clients are satisfied with the personal touch received, and the clothes bought were making them come back. References Farago, Vanessa. 2020. $100,000 “Wizard of Oz” Ruby Slippers Recovered by F.B.I.. In The New York Times. Jeananne S. (2016). Flock boutique. Business acumen, 0(1), pp.31. Niinimaki, K. (2019). Tackling the Fast Fashion Challenge: Getting Creative in Fashion, Design and Trends. Routledge.