Dewey Decking, store clerk, says "Everything is for sale in Junc. The antiques, the decor, and of course the Jeffery Parish clothing line." It is not that the Junc Boutique is going out of business, in fact business is good for this men and women's eclectic apparel, accessories and gifts boutique but rather no the product serves as decor and the walls as a rotating gallery for local artists.

In addition the owner and designer Jeffery Parish's own line of clothing Junc carries some unique chic brands such as Kersh, Press, Indah, Crew thief for Women and Elwood, Ambiguous, Indigo Star, and Micros for men. There is also Archipeligo and Aquiesse candles, Roost Home Decor, and local artisan's creations. The collections are special and border on the peculiar and interesting.

This is not Parish's first store. Previously he opened Le Sorcier in Hill Crest - a metaphysical bookstore. The current product at Junc reflects that meta-physical mentality as well as anything physical can. I felt the only thing missing in the store was a hip and modern fortune-teller in the back room. Despite that parish has a keen eye for the tasteful over the gauche, but he does bring you right to the edge.

For putting out product that pushes that edge of the meta-physical without going commercial, and with reasonable pricing I give Junc an overall 4 star rating. For it's local business support - bring in a receipt from a nearby business and receive a discount - I give it another star.