Walking into Plenty Mercantile is like entering an urban treasure trove. There’s plenty to peruse, sure, but visitors are meant to leave feeling full — full of inspiration, full of creativity, full of a sense of community and purpose. That might sound like a lot to expect out of a local boutique, but Plenty prides itself on being in the business of quality experiences.

All goods in the shop meet one, if not multiple, of the following criteria:

Production. Handcrafted. Lean manufacture process. Made in the USA. Constructed with renewable energy.
Resource. Rescued. Recycled. Remnant. Locally grown. Organic. Non-toxic.
Support. Buy one give one. Philanthropic. Veteran support. Foster culture.
Packaging. Recycled. Reusable. Biodegradable. Compostable. Minimal.
Disposal. Biodegradable. Trade in. Compostable. Refillable. Turn over.

Plenty Mercantile’s building is home to the original Scott-Chevrolet Dealership in Automobile Alley. When founding shopkeepers Traci Walton, Brittney Matlock and Chris England pulled up to look at the space in their 1957 red Chevy pick-up with their new PLENTY logo already on the side, they knew it was meant to be.

Today, Plenty offers goods and products for every occasion. Home goods like custom-made prints, handcrafted soaps and independent magazines are strewn throughout. Unique pet products dominate the front left corner, and kid-friendly clothes, books and games rule the front right. Visitors will also find men’s grooming products, drinkware, stationery, T-shirts, leather goods, vintage home accessories, fresh succulents and a variety of other unique pieces tucked into every nook and cranny.

Plenty Mercantile also offers seasonal workshops for local residents and visitors, and the rooftop regularly plays host to yoga classes, weddings and other events.