Marissa Eberling, owner of Badlands Clothing Co., invites you to check out her new store front at 1050 S. Central Ave., Sidney. (Photo by Dianne Swanson)
Your favorite pop-up now has a store front! Badlands Clothing Co. owner Marissa Eberling is excited to get out of her trailer for a couple of months and offer her customers an in-store shopping experience at 1050 S. Central Ave., Sidney, in the Thrivent building.
Since spring of 2020, Badlands Clothing Co. has sold on-line and at vendor shows and events around the region. Eberling says she was given a wonderful opportunity that she just couldn't turn down and can now greet customers in a spacious four-room setting. Feedback on the move has been positive with customers excited to be able to shop during the winter. Stop at the coffee bar when you enter and sip while you browse. Eberling along with Taunya Rau and Ashlynn Wicorek will be happy to assist you with your shopping.
Badlands Clothing Co. will be open 4-7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 22; 11 a.m. -6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 23; and 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 24. Regular hours will be Tuesday through Thursday 4-7 p.m., Friday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. and Sunday by appointment. Call 406-489-3560.
With seven different lines, Badlands Clothing Co. offers stylish, comfortable and affordable clothing for women and men, plus accessories. Always looking for stylish new items, Eberling has plans to expand and change the lines. "We will have lots of new items in the coming weeks," she said.
A soft opening is being planned for Jan. 6 from 5-8 p.m. Enjoy cookies from Allison's Cookie Jar, plus refreshments. The first 20 purchasers of $50 or more will receive a swag bag worth $75. A percentage of that evening's sales will go to the Toni Klette-Eberling scholarship in honor of Eberling's grandmother who passed away in November. To add to the festivities, Allison's Cookie Jar will be selling her wares and The Mittle will also be there selling signs, games and lots of other treasures made by using a laser on wood.
Eberling emphasized that the store front is only temporary, through January, February and maybe into March. Come spring, she'll be back on the road at all your favorite shows and events.
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