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Women-owned Broad Ripple boutique Marigold Clothing profiled by Indiana Minority Business Magazine

Indiana Minority Business Magazine published a profile on 2026-10-16 of Marigold Clothing, a women-owned boutique at 6512 Cornell Ave. in Indianapolis’ Broad Ripple. The piece, by Malik Simon, notes the store’s ‘‘Slow Fashion’’ mission, owners Linda and Elizabeth Shikany, and directs readers to marigoldclothing.com.

News BriefBy BusinessIndy News DeskCommentsPublished October 16, 2026 at 9:33 AM EDT

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Indiana Minority Business Magazine on 2026-10-16 published a profile of Marigold Clothing, a women-owned boutique located at 6512 Cornell Ave. in Broad Ripple. The story by Malik Simon identifies owners Linda Shikany and her niece Elizabeth Shikany, and reports the store opened in 1989 and moved from Guilford Ave. to Cornell Ave. in 2009.

The profile says Marigold promotes a "Slow Fashion" mission and highlights sourcing choices that include local artists and sustainable goods. It describes the store’s mix of women’s clothing, accessories and gifts, notes a web catalogue and a YouTube channel for outfit ideas, and directs readers to marigoldclothing.com for more information.

WHY IT MATTERS

A published profile like this raises local visibility for a small retail business and gives customers concrete ways to find and evaluate its offerings. The magazine’s piece (staff writer Malik Simon, Oct. 16, 2026) ties Marigold’s "Slow Fashion" mission to the store’s sourcing choices — specifically citing local artists and sustainable goods — which signals to shoppers that the boutique emphasizes curated, potentially longer-lasting or responsibly made items rather than fast-turnover mass fashion.

For shoppers, that means they can use the boutique’s online catalogue or its YouTube channel (the article points to both) to preview styles and get outfit ideas before visiting in person at 6512 Cornell Ave. For the owners, the profile is free local publicity that may broaden reach beyond neighborhood foot traffic by directing people to marigoldclothing.com.

Watch next: Marigold’s website and the magazine profile are the primary sources for these details; the profile also includes contact information for submitting business highlights to the magazine (Malik Simon).

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