Sage Boutique

I've been wanting to check this store out for a while now. The window display has always caught my eye so I was excited when I was able to go in during their business hours. Once I was inside I did feel awkward since no one really tried to talk to me at first. It almost made me want to leave but I saw a shirt that caught my eye so I did stick around because I was contemplating if it was worth the $78. Nevertheless, I'm glad I did stick around since the person working there (I'm sorry I didn't catch your name :( ) began to talk to me about the clothes. It was comforting when she talked to me so I appreciated it. She talked to me about how long the store has been open for and the current events on Mass Ave. I found it all very interesting! She also provided me with ideas of what I could wear with the skirt I also purchased. I left happy and overall, I think it's still a nice store that you can go to and check out when you're on Mass Ave.

0 stars! I've heard so many amazing things about this Boutique. Unfortunately I went in and I don't think I've ever had a " you're invisible" experience until this. I don't think I have EVER walked into a boutique and not been greeted, asked for help, etc. Unfortunately, I saw and wanted 2 beautiful dresses and gave the benefit of the doubt that eventually, someone will engage with me. I walked around for less then 10 minutes with awkward silences and almost a forced conversation with the other customer in the store from the associate. Customer service and inclusivity is sooo important, needless to say I did not purchase the 2 dresses I really wanted. I couldn't force myself to give support or business to a place that intentionally disregarded my presence in their facility. :/

When I was visiting a friend, I happened upon this boutique. I fell in love with a pair of boots here and I purchased them. Unfortunately one of the boots started to break a little (likely a defect since Emu is quality), but I saw that the brand had a guarantee for replacement. I called Sage boutique and even though I don't live in the area they got me a pair of replacement boots and sent them to me in Massachusetts. Now that is excellent customer service. Thank you.

Service here is great, the owner/manager is super nice and helpful. She gave my mom and I plenty of details about the product as we shopped through the store, and she even let my dad bring our dog in to sit around as we shopped. The product is higher priced but definitely quality stuff that justifies the price. Really well made.

I pulled into a parking spot on Mass Ave to gather my thoughts and make my plan of attack for the rest of the evening when a glimmer silver in the window caught my eye. A pair of loafers. Window-shopping from my driver's seat didn't suffice as I was even more intrigued by what I DIDN'T see in the window. Out of my seat I go and into an expected Narnia of lavish scarves, boho dresses, on-trend booties. I was greeted by the shop's owner and delightful conversation ensued. I wasn't out and about to shop, but there was zero chance i would leave without something beautiful and unique. Do not forget to scope out her jewelry selection. Swoon. The gems, broaches, baubles and metals are site to see! I left with my silver Free People loafers and a promise to return. (Is two days later too soon?) While the selection is small, it is a transition to the new season...

Twentysomethings like me come here to try on dresses that are too expensive for us now, and won't look good by the time we can afford them. I suppose they're not that expensive--maybe $250 or so for a Susana Monaco frock. The green dress I tried was soo Hollywood on, with its open-back, widely crisscrossed straps and silky, dark kelly green material. I might have bought it if the plunging neckline weren't so baggy. Maybe. That story goes for many of Sage's dresses, maybe sans this one's particular shortcoming. There's not a huge selection at this Mass Ave. boutique, so you can be quick with the shop.

Supporting Small Business Saturday! Love this boutique! They have great clothes, shoes and jewelry! Never disappointed!

Sage is a beautiful store on Mass Ave in downtown Indy.So beautiful, in fact, that I want to plop my big butt down in the middle of the floor and declare it my own. Yes, I want to kick owner Jessica out and move in to live forever and ever.Now on to the clothing ...The clothes are, how do I say this, BEAUTIFUL! I, however, have not had the guts or the cash to actually pull off buying something. Enter sad face here .... :( I admire the owner's choices of what to bring in to her loft-like space. There's not much to look at ... at all. But that's what makes it feel special. I like to think that these are the clothes Jessica pulls out to show to only her most special guests and customers and friends ... like you've walked into her closet and she's going to share something absolutely stunning and wonderful with only you.NOTE: One time when I was working at a certain newspaper office located a hop, skip and a jump away, Jessica was sooooo gracious to let us borrow a ton of clothing for a photo shoot with some models. I sniffed the clothing the entire walk back to the office. Swear to GOD.

I've lived next to this shop for some time now and decided to check it out. I loved it, the owner was so kind to me and chatted with me about how the clothes fit she really helped me out and was truly such a nice person to be around. The shoes here are so beautiful and unique they always caught my eye in the display window. chunky heels and so many different styles but not too many to where it's over whelming. Definitely check this place out.

Eclectic stylings galore! Check out this neighborhood gem. (Call ahead to be sure they are open)