Stash Apparel & Gifts

The Racks Tulsa is a well-curated shoe, vintage clothing, and discount store in Tulsa offering a broad selection of sneakers, vintage tees, and apparel. Praised for an organized, easy-to-browse layout and a friendly staff led by the owner Shaun, with reviews noting great prices and a standout vintage sports and band-tee collection. A welcoming stop for anyone seeking unique finds.

Located at 2058 Utica Square in Tulsa, Margo's Gift Shop offers a curated selection of gift and accessory items. Customers praise a delightful visit and helpful staff, with standout Arthur Court metal designs in a range of fun, themed pieces. The boutique-style store is a popular stop for last-minute gifts and unique finds in the Utica Square area.

Tallgrass Tailor | Custom Suiting in Tulsa delivers precise alterations and custom tailoring with a guest-focused approach. Reviews highlight Daria’s meticulous dress alterations, including last-minute fixes, bustles, and hems; Shae’s high-quality custom suits; and Hannah’s thoughtful bridesmaid fittings. With a one-week turnaround and a welcoming space, it’s a trusted choice for weddings and everyday tailoring.

MAC Collection Boutique is a Tulsa gift shop and clothing store where shoppers are greeted with warm smiles and personalized service. Customer reviews highlight friendly staff, outfit coordination, and high-quality pieces in a clean, well-kept shop. The boutique also offers on-site custom jewelry with birthstones and sports-fan fashion, making it a versatile destination at 1325 E 15th St #106.

XO EM + CO in Tulsa offers a chic, girly shopping experience at 3515 S Peoria Ave. The boutique features dresses, jewelry, purses, belts, hats, and scented candles, with decor described as cute and feminine. Visitors have praised friendly, helpful staff and stylish finds, while a few reviews note limited sizes and mixed experiences with returns.

Buck's Vintage on 66 is a cozy Tulsa shop housed in an old house along Route 66, offering retro clothing, cowboy hats, snap-ups, and vintage buckles, plus toys and collectibles. Neon signs dot the inventory, and the shop-owner is described as friendly. It’s a welcoming spot for locals and travelers seeking a piece of Tulsa history.