New lighting, furniture, jewelry, and gifts at Riffraff!!

Jessica's Going Away...

You all know Jessica... she's our always cheery store manager! This past week we sent Jess on her way as she prepares to spend her spring semester in Rome starting in January. She will be very very very missed (Kirsten might have shed a few tears) but we're so excited to see what her travels have in store for her! And good news, she'll be back next year!

  Jess with her cupcakes and crown on her last day!...

 Our farewell dinner at Mojitos!...

 A Riffraff admirer sent over a flaming tequila shot with Jessica's name on it!...

 She wasn't too sure...

nope, better luck next time, jess!

We'll miss you and can't wait to hear lots of fabulous Italian stories!!
Love,
Riffraff!

Winter Dreams Home Tour Tickets!

The long awaited NWA Junior League's Winter Dreams Tour is this Sunday (Dec 5th) and we have the tickets you need! $20 cash or check.

Small Business Saturday November 27th! Why it's important to shop local...

See what all the buzz is about...

There’s already Black Friday and Cyber Monday to officially kick off the holiday shopping season and now there’s Small Business Saturday on Nov. 27 to get you shopping local!

Riffraff is offering 10% off every purchase on Saturday and 15% off to all cash purchases! Read on to see why...

 {our very own exclusive Buy Local tee designed by Kirsten}

Why Shop Local?:

The Economy
Spend $100 at a local business and $68 of that returns to the community through taxes, payroll and other expenditures. Spend the same $100 at a national chain and your community only sees $43. Local businesses create higher-paying jobs for our neighbors. More of your taxes are reinvested in your community- where they belong.


The Environment
Buying local means less packaging, less transportation and less infrastructure and more money for your community.


The Community
Local retailers are your friends and neighbors. Support them and they’ll support you. Local Businesses donate to charities at more than twice the rate of national chains.


 

We really think one of the most valuable things about this weekend is that it is highlighting small businesses. They make up the fabric and texture of our neighborhoods and have been adversely affected by the shift in the economy. It's fantastic that our country has chosen to focus on this segment of business at this critical time. We encourage all to imagine their downtown dramatically altered by empty storefronts. If they are concerned about it, it is important they shop the stores they want to see continue and thrive.



Holiday Open House!