Tapestry Celebrates 38 Years of Fashion and Friendship

Tapestry, the beloved local boutique in Clinton, marked a milestone this past weekend as it celebrated 38 years of bringing fashion and friendship to the community. The anniversary party, which was a two day event, was a fun time that included big sales, refreshments, and gratitude.

The atmosphere was vibrant as loyal customers and friends gathered to toast the longevity of Tapestry. The celebration was a heartfelt expression of appreciation for the unwavering support and cherished friendships that have sustained Tapestry through nearly four decades.

“For over 38 years, Tapestry has had the honor of styling ladies for a variety of moments – from joyful celebrations to tearful farewells, from festive gatherings to quiet togetherness,” said owner Megan Cauble Knight. “We are here because of each and every one of you, and your love, support, and friendships mean the world to us.”

The celebration was also a time of remembrance, honoring the late Leslie Anne Cooper Jackson, the founder of Tapestry. A percentage of sales during the anniversary event were contributed to the Mesothelioma Foundation in her memory. Attendees showed their support, making the event not only a festive occasion but also a meaningful tribute to her legacy.

As Tapestry looks to the future, the boutique remains committed to its mission of offering fashion, fun, and friendship for many years to come. “Here’s to more fun, fashion, and friends for the next 38 years to come,” Knight added.