Tiny You
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Business Overview
Local designers take center stage at Tiny You, Skillman Avenue's children's boutique, which caters to Sunnyside's smallest residents. We sell well made children's clothing and gifts (some items are hand crafted).
We're a one-size-fits-all store that aims to appeal to everyone from the neighborhood's littlest hipsters to tried and true Sunnyside grandmas looking for a cute one-of-a-kind gift.
Tiny You owner Jill Callan is a Woodside resident and mom. Her shop's front window is a kaleidoscope of colorful knits, hand crafted accessories and whimsical designs. Tiny You offers independent designer clothing and accessories as well as many European brands and products made in the USA.
Gift certificates are available!
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Payment Methods Accepted: MasterCard, Visa, Discover
Hours:Tues, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun: 11am-6pm Parking: |
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About Tiny You
Restaurant.com, the leading provider of restaurant savings nationwide, has been in the online deal business for more than a decade. Restaurant.com’s core consumer offering, a $25 gift certificate for $10, has been pleasing diners, filling empty tables and improving restaurant revenue since 2001. The profitable, private company consistently offers more than 45,000 unique daily deals that never expire, available at more than 18,000 restaurants nationwide.
Why We Launched Double Deals by Restaurant.com:
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