Clothing and accessories for gals, guys, and kiddos; and an extensive bath, body, beauty, grooming, and wellness section. Harper’s Mercantile showcases an eclectic mix of vintage inspired, retro, and modern items that are a little bit country, and a whole lot of rock-n-roll! Our inventory includes clothing and accessories for gals, guys, and kiddos. From graphic tees, to easy to wear dresses made
in the USA, to vintage reproduction denim jeans and dresses from the UK. We also boasts an extensive bath, body, beauty, grooming, and wellness section with a focus on natural ingredients, many of them organic, and suitable for all skin types whether you want goat’s milk, vegan, or somewhere in between. This includes over 50 kinds of bar soap; around two dozen kinds of bath bombs; candy & food designed bath products; over 30 types of aluminum free deodorant; oral care; skincare; hair care for gals and guys; beard, mustache, and shaving products; baby bath body; vintage replica colored lipsticks; and more! Plus there’s amazing smelling candles, craft beer dog treats, and many other great products for yourself or as a gift. A large number of our products are made in the USA by small businesses. There’s something for everyone and maybe a bit unexpected at Harper’s Merc! HISTORY
Harper's Mercantile gets it's namesake from co-owner Adam's maternal great grandparent's who operated Harper's Bakery, later turned into a general store, around 100 years ago on the same block of East Brazos Ave in West Columbia. Our building, circa 1950, was originally the location for the McLemore's store. It later became a Ben Franklin's store; a tortilla factory which at some point had a fire that caused quite a bit of damage; another store or two; and finally a dance studio / tumbling gym, The Warehouse Athletics, which has occupied the building since 2005 and currently shares the building with Harper's Mercantile (both businesses have the same owners).
