Shop Teen Clothing Around the Main Line
Check out these local Main Line boutiques to find cool teen clothing for the fashionable kid.
For parents of a teenager, shopping for teen clothing around the Main Line is probably not on the summer bucket list of families trying to make the most of summer. Style, aesthetic, and what other teens are wearing play a major role in what a teenager will wear. Fortunately, the Main Line is ripe with beautiful boutiques to outfit any teen.
Local Main Line Boutiques for Teen Clothing
Need some new spots to find teen clothing, or maybe even moving to the Main Line? Here’s our list of local boutiques as an alternative to shopping online. These teen clothing stores offer a curated selection of apparel and accessories, cherry-picked for any budding fashion maven.
All Kinds of Fast
Address: 214 Bridge Street, Phoenixville
Contact: 484-924-9203 | Instagram: @AllKindsOfFastPhoenixville
Hours: Monday – Friday: 11 am – 7 pm | Saturday: 10 am – 5 pm | Sunday: 12 pm – 4 pm
Whether a teen needs sneakers for Main Line pickleball or for running, All Kinds of Fast in Phoenixville is the place to go. “G” offers outstanding customer service, fitting the person to the shoe so every fit is a great fit. All the major running brands are here (and vendors frequently make Saturday appearances), so teens can try out the latest gear.
Browse the racks of fitness apparel and accessories, from Garmin watches to night running must-haves, undergarments, and running socks. Stay active over the summer with the free weekly AKOF Run Club, which meets at the shop every Wednesday at 6 PM or Saturday mornings at 8:30 am (rain or shine). It’s a fantastic, no-cost way to maintain fitness until teens’ fall sports begin.
Faherty Suburban Square
Address: 60 Coulter Avenue, Ardmore
Contact: 484.412.4131 | Instagram: @FahertyBrand
Hours: Monday – Saturday: 10 am – 7 pm | Sunday: 11 am – 6 pm
Inspired by the beach and first launched in California, Faherty Suburban Square offers a laid-back vibe with sustainable, high-quality, natural fabrics. Their store in Suburban Square features high-end, casual-cool clothes for men, women, and kids in a simple and rustic space.
This pet-friendly Ardmore boutique makes it easy to find comfortable yet stylish clothing. From the vintage surfboards to the great images on the walls, it’s the kind of teen clothing store that is a pleasure to shop.
Lunachick
Address: 10 Swamp Road, Newtown | 832 N. Bethlehem Pike, Lower Gwynedd Township | 116 E. Lancaster Avenue, Wayne
Contact: (Lower Gwynedd Township) 215-970-9670 | (Newtown) 215-579-6110 | (Wayne) 215-660-9650 | Instagram: @LunachickBoutique/
Hours: (Newtown) Monday – Friday: 11 am – 6 pm | Saturday: 10 am-5 pm | Sunday: 12 pm -5 pm | (Lower Gwynedd Township and Wayne) Tuesday – Friday: 11 am – 6 pm | Saturday: 10 am-5 pm | Sunday: 12 pm -5 pm
Lunachick opened its doors in 2008 to give mothers and daughters a shared clothes shopping experience. It’s a place to shop for elevated basics, on-trend pieces, and perfect-fit jeans within a positive, no-pressure atmosphere.
Pop into Lunachick for trendy dresses, tops, jeans, and accessories for women. All three Lunachick locations around the Philly area get great reviews for their helpful staff, who are happy to help with teens’ back-to-school and year-round shopping.
Main Line Fashionista
Address: 31 Paoli Plaza, Paoli
Contact: ashley@mainlinefashionista.com | Instagram: @MainLineFashionista_Boutique/
Hours: Tuesday and Wednesday: 10 am -5 pm | Thursday – Saturday: 10 am – 6 pm | Sunday: 11 am – 4 pm
Stylist Ashley Meyer, seen on QVC, ABC, and CBS, operates Main Line Fashionist, a bastion of women’s fashion in Paoli. Discover denim in every wash, rise, and length to suit whatever a teen is looking to wear, plus snazzy tops, sweaters, and tees.
Looking to dress up? There’s a lovely selection of dresses and evening wear, too. It’s a lovely space for teen clothing along the Main Line. Customers rave about the welcoming atmosphere and super helpful staff.
Out There Outfitters
Address: 123 N. Wayne Avenue, Wayne
Contact: 610-688-6383 | Instagram: OutThereOutfitters
Hours: Monday – Saturday: 10 am to 6 pm | Sunday: 11 am to 5 pm
Geared for active and outdoorsy types, Out There Outfitters carries clothing and gear for men, women, teens, and kids. Find quality brands like Patagonia and a selection of lifestyle apparel, footwear, and accessories for a teen’s everyday style and comfort.
Owners Sarah and Heidi have a deep appreciation for nature, which is reflected in the shop’s aesthetic and inventory. Sports fans will love the assortment of Philly sports team gear as well. It’s a can’t-miss destination for teen clothing along the Main Line.
Plato’s Closet
Address: 1991 Sproul Road, Broomall | 187 Lincoln Highway, Exton | 27 Paoli Plaza, Paoli
Contact: (Broomall) 610-544-2801 | (Exton) 610-524-6000| (Paoli) | Instagram: (Broomall) @PlatosClosetBroomall | (Exton) @PlatosClosetExtonPA | (Paoli) @PlatosClosetPaoli
Hours: (Broomall) 10 am – 9 pm | Sunday: 11 am – 6 pm | (Exton) Monday – Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm | Sunday: 11 am – 7 pm | (Paoli) Monday – Thursday: 10 am – 8 pm | Friday and Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm | Sunday: 11 am – 6 pm
Bring your eco-conscious, thrift-shopping enthusiast to one of Plato’s Closet Main Line locations for sustainable and affordable teen clothing. Each Plato’s Closet store buys and sells gently used name-brand clothes, shoes, and accessories so teens can find affordable new looks.
Although Plato’s Closet has more than 500 individually owned and operated locations, each location is individually owned and operated. Plus, teens can make a little cash by giving their old stuff a second life.
Refinery
Address: 131 Bridge Street, Suite 3B, Phoenixville
Contact: 484-302-5519 | Instagram: @ShopRefinery
Hours: Tuesday – Thursday 11 am – 6 pm | Saturday: 11 am – 7 pm | Sunday: 10 am – 4 pm
Stop by Refinery, a cozy little Phoenixville women’s boutique, for a personalized styling experience. The staff excels at putting together a look. Or browse the racks solo. Comb through the curated assortment of unique and fashionable clothes and accessories for teen girls and women.
From boho to punk, denim to dressy, this downtown Phoenixville fashion outpost offers plenty of beautiful options. Visit during Phoenixville’s First Fridays, when the street is closed to traffic, and vendors line the streets with food and drink.
Shibe Vintage Sports
Address: 106 E. Lancaster Avenue, Wayne | 1518 Paoli Pike, West Chester | 137 S. 13th Street, Philadelphia
Contact: 215-909-9396 | Instagram: @ShibeVintageSports
Hours: Sunday – Thursday: 11 am – 6 pm | Friday – Saturday:11 am – 7 pm
Shibe Vintage Sports sells vintage-inspired Philly sports clothing at their retail locations, online, and at pop-ups in the Main Line and Philly area. Founded by sports fans with a passion for sports history, Shibe features well-known brands, including ’47 Brand, Mitchell & Ness, Champion, Starter, and Junk Food.
Find an assortment of sizes, from toddler to youth and adult. Shibe Vintage Sports is best known for its locally-made vintage-style shirts (and even hats). These unique designs by local artists are screen-printed and always on point. It’s the perfect fit for a style-savvy teen.
Weitzenkorns
Address: 220 Bridge Street, Phoenixville
Contact: 610-601-9155 | Instagram: @Weitzenkorns
Hours: Tuesday – Saturday: 12 pm – 7 pm | Sunday: 11 am – 5 pm
The Weitzenkorn family has been selling apparel since 1864 at Weitzenkorn’s. First located in Pottstown, the company now maintains an impeccably cool shop in Phoenixville. This hipster haven features an array of clothing for style-conscious dudes with brands such as Vuori, Relwen, and Faherty.
True to its roots, the store offers a full line of menswear from casual to button-down clothing, as well as swimwear, outerwear, shoes, and accessories. It’s a beautiful shop, and the front window displays are irresistible. Inside, expect exceptional customer service.
Main Line Clothing Boutiques for Teenagers
Remember how easy it was to shop for baby and toddler gear when the kids were little? Even if they were picky or sensitive about fabric, it was a fairly straightforward process: drop into the kids’ section at any retail clothing store, find their size, and let them pick a few things they like. At least this list of places for teens to shop in the Main Line can make shopping almost fun again.
Lead photo courtesy of Luna Chick. Updated May 2025 by Jessica Nunemaker.
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