Mother-daughter duo opens locally owned boutique in Junction Commons

Savannah's Unique Boutique is owned by Stephanie Padilla and her 14-year-old daughter Savannah, offers custom jackets, hats, shirts and tumblers with a focus on affordable, fashion-forward items. Photo: Savannah’s Unique Boutique.

PARK CITY, Utah — A Park City mother and daughter are celebrating the grand opening of their new storefront, Savannah’s Unique Boutique, with a three-day event March 28–30 in Junction Commons.

The shop, owned by Stephanie Padilla and her 14-year-old daughter Savannah, offers custom jackets, hats, shirts and tumblers with a focus on affordable, fashion-forward items. The boutique also features a “Make Your Own Hat Bar” where customers can design their own trucker-style hats using a wide range of accessories.

Savannah’s Unique Boutique evolved from a bath and body business Savannah started at age 6, which began at a folding table in the family’s front yard. Padilla said the opening marks the end of an eight-year journey toward launching a brick-and-mortar store.

“This has been a long-time dream for both of us,” Padilla said. “Now we’re excited to welcome the community into a space that’s creative, stylish and truly unique.”

The boutique will soon offer private parties for events such as birthdays and bridal showers. A 15% discount will be available throughout the grand opening weekend, which runs daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.