Popular online boutique Lounge With Us opens first brick and mortar location in Charleston, SC

Oct 9, 2023

Founder Erin Yates brings comfort, confidence, and luxury loungewear boutique to life

CHARLESTON, S.C. - Oct. 9, 2023 - PRLog -- Lounge With Us, a boutique specializing in comfort clothing for women, will open its doors at 520 Folly Rd. Unit 130 on October 27th, 2023. The grand opening will take place from 4:00PM to 6:00 PM with a Charleston Chamber ribbon cutting at 5:00PM.  More details about the grand opening can be found here.

Lounge With Us is a premier online boutique delivering real comfort to real women in real situations through loungewear, lifestyle, and longevity. The first brick and mortar store marks a crowning achievement for founder and South Carolina native Erin Yates.

For Yates, lounging isn't just about a comfortable waistband. It's a philosophy for living.

"My dad has always told me, 'Don't hurry and don't worry.' This philosophy has definitely inspired my commitment to lounging, teaching me that when we really stop for a moment and focus on what matters, we can lounge comfortably. Lounging is a mindset for me that includes caring for others, making sure everyone is included, and bringing positivity to the world. I am thrilled to be bringing that mindset to my Charleston community."

About the Grand Opening

  • 10% of sales from our grand opening weekend Friday, Oct. 27-Sunday, Oct. 29 will be donated to Hollings Cancer Center.
  • Each grand opening guest will receive a ticket to win our Loungeworthy Gift Basket valued at $250.
  • Each guest will receive free gifts with purchase.
  • Cookies provided by Lala's Cookies
  • Champagne & hors d'oeuvres provided by local vendors.
  • Skincare samples & complimentary hand/arm massage service by Teaflower Skincare
  • Complimentary bra fittings

About Lounge With Us

Emphasizing women-owned brands, Lounge With Us features lounge and sleepwear from all over the world, comfortable intimates, and everyday and seasonal ready-to-wear looks. In addition to the new location, Lounge With Us will continue to serve shoppers through its online store, mobile app, and recurring pop-up shops throughout South Carolina.

Lounge Founder Erin Yates Redefines Comfort and Confidence

After a decade working in the lingerie industry and countless dressing room conversations, Erin Yates developed a deep understanding of what women need to feel both comfortable and confident. When the pandemic led many women to begin working from home, she launched Lounge With Us to serve as a "virtual dressing room" on Facebook where women could shop comfy looks and get real with other women about what gives them comfort on a daily basis. She now makes it her mission to hand pick the softest, comfiest, most luxurious sleep, lounge, and daywear imaginable.

For interviews and information about the event, please contact Erin directly at [email protected].

Contact
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The Whitter Group
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