Pink Chair Boutique was one of the very first boutiques in downtown Senoia. When Brittany Simmons heard the previous owners were planning to close, she couldn't let that happen. She was a stay-at-home mom at the time, Senoia was already home, and she'd always had a passion for fashion. In March 2017 she took over from Robin and Donna and kept the doors open — not just preserving something the community loved, but building it into something even better.
What Brittany has grown Pink Chair into is a place where the shopping is almost secondary to the feeling. Her customer is the trendy Southern woman who wants to feel confident and put together no matter where the day takes her — work, errands, ballgames, a weekend trip, dinner downtown. The denim alone has earned a devoted following: jeans that actually look and feel good, dressed up with heels or paired with sneakers depending on the moment. From floral dresses to everyday staples, every piece is chosen with real life in mind.
What keeps women coming back isn't just the inventory. It's the attention. Brittany and her team know customers by name, celebrate milestones with them, and help pull together outfits with genuine care. Many of the women on staff first walked through the door as customers. That's not a coincidence — that's what happens when a boutique becomes a community.
Stop in, introduce yourself, and find something that makes you feel great. The relationship starts the moment you walk through the door.