Hello Lucky

I love this place. I know, I’m a dude and it’s not really a guy place, but Teresa and Lara are super friendly and I always find at least one uniquely special little thing to get my wife just because. The ladies T’s are certainly more pricey than something you’d find at Target, but every one that I’ve bought my wife has been an instant hit and they hold up well even though she wears them constantly. There are better ways to measure value than just looking at the price on the tag, and so far every thing I’ve bought here has measured up quite well. My only problem with Hello Lucky is that I’ve started having to get rid of my old favorite T-​shirts to make room for all of my new favorite T-​shirts that I’ve bought myself here. Keep up the good work ladies– Y’all are part of what makes the Heights so special!

Often come here to buy clothes because it looks so beautiful, good price, and especially suits for my style. Moreover, this place is located near my house. It’s so easy to go shopping.

I just love this hip lil shop. It is tiny house, yet somehow ALWAYS has the unique gift (for someone else or myself) that I am looking for. Plus, I know I am supporting local Texas artists. Score!
I especially am obsessed with the jewelry here. It is all locally handmade, one of a kind, and just really neat. Sometimes I go in looking for a specific piece and other times I just go to browse, yet I always end up leaving with some trinket that I have to have. They have a lot of real stone jewelry options, and most pieces are around $ 25 – 50. I’m pretty frugal, but do not mind paying that, knowing nobody else will have the same thing!
They also have cool Texas/​Houston pride T-​shirts. I’ve bought these in the past for friends that have moved, and they love them! Along with the shirts, there is a really cute (yet small) assortment of clothes for men, women, and children.
Go to this friendly neighborhood shop for trendy, hip, and special pieces!

Such an adorable little boutique store with lots of unique designs for t shirts, jewelry, women’s clothing, etc.
The lady working Saturday was very friendly and helpful. She let me browse at my leisure and was helped me when I needed it. It’s a small store but she wasn’t hovering over me or other customers. They let you try stuff in the bathroom and have two different full length mirrors to admire yourself in.
I LOVE their t shirts and the designs. The shirts are so soft!
Check out their website to see what they have

and when you go to the store check in on Unilocal to get 10% off

Small, cute boutique. Teresa is very welcoming and makes you feel right at home. Great for anyone who is looking for homemade jewelry. Small selection of clothes, but they’re really cute, so take a look! Every corner is filled with something unique.

Cute little store! Great reviews alerted me to this place and I’m glad they did. From the outside, the place looks tiny and it is. But, the owner has packed it full of cool little trinkets. She was friendly when we entered and explained that her items (not sure if all) are fair trade. Cute t-​shirts and jewelry. I ended up buying a pair of handmade earrings that I’ve worn several times since purchase and am very happy with. I would definitely go back there. It’s definitely a destination stop since there isn’t anything much right next to it, but you can go in and out to shop quickly which is nice.

What a wonderful store! It has the Most hellaciously right in the moment best stuff!
Get thee to the spot!

This is a cute, little shop full of all kinds of goodies. They have jewelry, clothes, accessories and handmade gifts. The staff was very nice and helpful, I hope to go back soon!

The cutest store! And the owner was sweet as can be :) lots of cute Texas shirts and the jewelry was pretty cool too. Definitely will be back to this little gem in the Heights!

This quaint little shop in the heights is a treasure box full of handmade goodies. I make it a point to come here at least once a month to check out the new inventory, and I always leave with something unique.
The store is almost literally filled with an amazing selection of art, jewelry, clothes, upcycled goods and accessories for everyone and anyone. Although the shop floor is no larger than a studio apartment, I have to circle it at least 3 times to make sure I didn’t miss anything — sure enough, each round I find something new. Last trip there the owner pointed out that the 6-​drawer chest had jewelry inside as well. Hot damn! More goodies!
My favorite part about this store is how most items in the store have a story. The owner Teresa supports local artists (#SLGT yo!), fair trade organizations as well as smaller artists from around the world who are using their creative talents to empower their local community. The last purchase I made from there was a geometric brass ring by an artist in Nepal.
It’s guilt-​free shopping. Better yet, the prices are all affordable. You’ll leave here looking AND feeling fabulous. And you can rock your new accessories or threads confident that nobody else will have it too. Well, unless they, too, adore Hello Lucky — which in that case that person is AWESOME, just like you.

Great local spot for all things different. Love to hear that Teresa’s been there for 6 years… can’t believe I hadn’t been in sooner. Bought some great earrings today. Exactly what I had in mind. I’ll always shop small. Always. #slgt

This is a great place to get all your Texas tees. While driving down Studemont, if you blink you’ll miss it. They have the cutest little handcrafted jewelry and there was even a girl in the back making more pieces as I browsed. I ended up leaving with one of their newer Texas tees that has a rattle snake alongside the shirt and says ‘Texassssssss’. I love to wear it with my oldest pair of Levi’s. HL is about the size of a bedroom. It’s suuuuuper small. I could stand in the middle of the store, turn at every degree and see something cool. I also saw beanies and other little trinkets for the kids. The staff was very friendly and made sure I took my time to see everything. Good olé’ southern comfort. This boutique reminds me why I love Texas.

Seriously, my new favorite little store for gifts, and for ME!
After strolling around WHAM on Saturday, Hello Lucky had a little booth, and lured me in. Wanting to see more, I jumped in the car and headed over to Hello Lucky to see more! The shop is an old house, and it is TEENY TINY! They have it filled with the CUTEST most original local art, T-​Shirts, Jewelry, and knick knacks I have found under one roof. They had some great gold armadillo cufflinks I almost bought, very cute feather leather earrings, and awesome pillow that said you are amazing. I took two of those for gifts. I also snagged my dad, my b/​f and I a T shirt that read I love Texas BBQ. They had a cute one with a picture of a ho on it that said ho. Also some other funny little Houston ones. The owner was very sweet, and helpful. WIll without a doubt me back for more Christmas gifts! Great FIND!

This place was extremely disappointing. The tiny store has very few items in it and I just don’t see what all of the hype is about. The t-​shirts are cute, but overpriced. The jewelry is nothing more than I could make in 2 minutes after a trip to Hobby Lobby. The art prints were neat I guess… Overrated for sure.

Stopped in this last weekend as I have been eyeing the shop for some time now. I was not disappointed! Loved all that they have to offer and I love supporting local artists and objects that are re-​purposed.
Can’t wait to start my Xmas shopping!

This is a great store for shoppers that are environmentally friendly, looking for things with a local flare, or just into artsy, unique items. This place is probably not for those on a budget– that’s not to say that you shouldn’t check this place out though. I think everyone should be introduced to the creativity that this cute little shop is jam packed with.
There’s somehow there for all different styles and it’s sells clothes, jewelry, home items and random gifts too. You really know that your money is being well spent and supporting something awesome And part is a bigger movement. Some of the stuff, I believe, is even made on site! Like others have noted, you can’t get more local than that.

Hello Lucky is as «local» as it gets. The Heights neighborhood fashion boutique carries handmade jewelry, tees, totes and other accessories. So straight from the artists’ hands and into the boutique, you’ll walk out knowing you bought a one-​of-​a-​kind piece AND are supporting a true local business.
Just like Mercedes C, I too was even a fan of Hello Lucky before I event visited the actual boutique. I used to browse their vendor tables at local art/​fashion/​craft events, like the Winter Holiday Art Market (WHAM). I ended up snagging a pair of restored vintage gold earrings and a necklace for my niece. She loses anything you give her, but she cherished this Christmas gift so much, three years later she STILL has ‘em.
When I finally got the chance to visit the boutique, I purchased three screen printed tees: One with «I Heart TX BBQ,» another that read «It’s Okay To Love Houston,» and lastly, a lone wolf t-​shirt. Love them all.

I have passed by this place, but never knew what it was until the Unilocal event yesterday. I’m so glad I came! For one thing, it totally reminds of some of my favorite shops in New England because it’s a little house-​turned-​business. For the best reason, it’s an adorable little shop that features jewelry, scarves, handbags, clothing, stationary, and art from local, independent artists as well as vintage books and records. If you’re looking for some one-​of-​a-​kind accessory or gift and like supporting budding artists, this is your place.
The event was awesome with drinks, sweets, and the grooviest tunes played to get your toes tapping. Thanks, Farrah A., for a great time! And many thanks to the sweet owner for hosting us.

I love, love, love, love, love Hello Lucky!
I was staying across the street at a friends photography studio/​house and saw the adorable little plates in the window declaring «Hello Lucky,» and I told my friend that I had to go in. Fortunately, the open sign was hoisted in the afternoon and we were, HELLO, lucky enough to visit.
Theresa (I think that was her name), the owner was kind enough to let us know that most, if not all, items in her store were either vintage, hand crafted or one-​of-​a-​kind pieces. Believe me when I say between the silk screened ties, hand knit penguin scarf and pixelated oils on canvas, you’ll fall in love with Houston and it’s artists and craftspeople.
My favorite? The «It’s okay to (heart) Houston» and «It’s okay to (skull and crossbones) Austin» t-​shirts. Even though I love Austin, I’m still going to buy one — just as a conversation starter.

I love this store. I love all the nooks and crannies filled with wonderful surprises. I love all the eclectic jewelry from local artists. I need more friends with babies so I can justify buying the adorable onesies. I can’t help but buy the awesome vintage ties with the screen prints on them. And I adore all the comfy dresses just waiting for me to try on.
Here’s my full disclosure comment: I know the owner of Hello-​Lucky and have modeled in her fashion show before.
However. Man. I wouldn’t keep going back (no matter how sweet Teresa is) if I didn’t love the stuff. Inevitably I end up wearing a pair of sexy earrings I got from her store that she made by hand. She always wore them out and I thought it would be lame for us to have the same pair of earrings when we’d run into each other, but I just couldn’t take it anymore. I can’t tell you how many compliments I get on them. (Check out the picture if you need more proof!)
I love buying gifts here as well. The cutting boards are made by Teresa’s hubby and are amazing. I have one of the mid-​size ones and it was hard to actually use it cause the wood was so beautiful. I gave the same size board to my in laws this Christmas and they just love it. Both my sisters got their Christmas gifts from here as well (one got a pair of earrings and the other got a tshirt and dress).
I never go to the Heights unless I’m going to visit Hello Lucky. Definitely worth checking out for fun screen printed shirts and funky, cool jewelry.