Own a Franchise That Fits Your Style
Apricot Lane serves up an opportunity with the systems and support you need to succeed, plus the freedom to build a boutique that feels true to you.
Hear From Our Fabulous Franchisees
Not All Boutique Franchises Are Created Equal
Running a women's fashion boutique goes beyond picking styles and pieces you like. It calls for consistent inventory flow, a deep understanding of women's fashion, and business systems that keep things moving. Apricot Lane gives franchise owners a structure that’s proven across markets so you can focus on building a store that reflects your taste.
We’ve supported our franchise owners since 2007, and many of them began with little retail experience. If you’re looking for a new beginning in 2026, we can help you build a business with direction and purpose.
The Opportunity
Why Apricot Lane?
Highly Engaged Onboarding
We craft purposeful strategies built on research, creativity, and clear goals to help brands grow and stay ahead.
Impactful Campaigns, Built on Insight
We create ideas that inspire action by uniting design, storytelling, and data for impactful campaigns.
Locally Owned, Nationally Supported.
We build genuine partnerships through transparency, collaboration, and shared goals that drive lasting success.
Built for Lasting Impact
We pursue sustainable progress focused on ethical growth, long-term value, and results that strengthen trust.
What You Get
Our Brand. Your Boutique. Your Future.
Typical Total Investment
$250K*
Our Net Worth (Assets minus Liabilities) minimum requirement is $250K.
*The total investment can be more or less, depending on the size and condition of the space.
Includes
$39,500
franchise fee
$50k
in checking once open
in liquid assets
*See the current Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), Item 7, for a complete detailed breakdown of the potential investment.
A Distinct Opportunity
Is Apricot Lane Right for You?
The Ideal Candidate
If this sounds like you, Apricot Lane may be a good franchise fit. You don’t need retail experience; you need consistency, curiosity, and the willingness to learn a system that’s been used for nearly two decades.