Larkin Home Grand Opening: Custom Embroidery & Community Hub

0:00Aubrey Larkin, a 27-year-old entrepreneur from the Kansas City area, is launching her new storefront called Larkin Home this Saturday at 1, 11 Main Street in Partville. Drawing from her time living in Nashville in Los Angeles, she's docking clothes, home goods, and accessories perfect for country concerts, beach, trips, or casual summer vibes. Everything has that sentimental touch, like horse saddles nodding to her family roots and fragrances from Nashville brands. The standout feature is her custom embroidery bar, where folks can personalize items from cowboy hats to bags with their choice of thread color, font, and one line of text. Prices range from $24 to $148, and you can pick up your piece later or get it delivered. It's all about creating one-of-a-kind stuff inspired by her travels. Larkin grew up in Liberty, dreaming of boutiques since high school, inspired by local shops her mom snapped picks of. She ran an online store for five years starting in 2017, then pivoted to real estate before

1:03circling back to retail. She picked Parkville for its walkable vibe and tightening community of local businesses, with big thanks to her mom for the quick set of help. Grand opening kicks off at 11 a.m. with free custom coffee for the first 40 guests and bouquets for the first 30 who drop $100. Prices all about that in-person shopping experience now, building connections and sharing her passions daily. Looking ahead, Larkin plans after hours events, private parties, and book clubs to make the spot a real community hub. Open Wednesdays through Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays noon to 4 p.m. It's set to be that welcoming place where you linger, and feel right at home. From your city, powered by AI, this is Kansas News Today.