Plenty Mercantile

You have to stop in! I love shopping at Plenty Mercantile. The trendy store is in the perfect location in downtown OKC. The staff is so nice and always willing to help. I shop here for gifts for friends or family. Everything in the store is so unique it makes for the perfect gift. I highly encourage stoping into Plenty Mercantile’s.
There is plenty of parking, even though it is located downtown.

Cool store and fun stuff, but I guess I went on a day/​time where no employee was feeling customer service. Not one employee greeted me or asked if I needed assistance (myself and one other person was in the store). There was a customer who was sharing her love of one of their fragrances with me (she said she used to work there). When I asked to see it, she just put it back on the shelf. Weird. I’m giving this establishment three stars because of the content in their store.

Every person working in there has a very pleasant attitude. My wife and I go often and they just keep building Inventory. Somewhere I seen someone had marked as Pricey… Items they carry require Pricey. But if you find a comparable place it will be more pricey.

Trippy, vintage products. Hipster paradise, but not overblown. Some unique art, décor, and tableware options. You could trick out most of your home in this store. Some items are spendy, but others are reasonably priced. Staff is great and the vintage truck in the showroom is worth the drive downtown. Plenty of free parking. It’s a fave for everyday, «mini-​luxuries.»

Plenty Mercantile is a prefect place for finding a gift for someone who already has everything! They have children’s items, treats for your pets, beautiful items for your home, and an event space that is just about perfect!

My favorite shop for gifts, cards and all things adorable in OKC. It’s not cheap but if you like Anthropologie home goods you’ll love this store. The best thing is that it’s a local, non chain. They have home goods, cards, dog toys/​treats, baby books/​toys/​etc and awesome gifts for guys. The staff is super sweet and helpful. It’s a great shop and makes you feel go to support a local store.

I love this shop. My only complaint is it’s a little pricey so I can’t buy as much as I would like, but they have so much cool and unique stuff from home décor to office supplies to pet treats! I especially love their candles, cookbooks, kitchen stuff… well honestly, I love it all. If I had endless amounts of money, I’d spend it all in this store!

I hate shops like Plenty Mercantile … they’re so damn cutesy and hip, and the people are so ridiculously friendly that I just want to find the nearest Wal-​Mart and binge on cheap, industrialized, mass-​produced crap. So the fact that it took me five, ten minutes tops to find the absolute perfect gift for an upcoming birthday at a not completely unreasonable price impressed me tremendously. I was especially impressed because I wasn’t looking to get the present, I just stumbled across it and loved it! I couldn’t understand what I was feeling … made me nearly understand why some people love shopping.
Anyway, they really are extremely friendly, there’s a ridiculous variety of things to check out, and the space is simply beautiful. If they can put someone like me at ease, I have to think almost anyone would enjoy it. When you throw in the lovely rooftop for events, you’ve got one of the best hidden gems in Automobile Alley.

Perfect in every way. High Design oriented with a modest flair. The event space is to die for and the owner is a wonderful person.

I’ve found my new favorite shop in OKC.
Plenty has a little bit of everything: home décor, animal care/​toys, entertaining, kids, and things to make you smell good.
When you walk in you’re welcomed by a beautiful cherry red pickup truck — read the plaque to understand why it’s such a big deal.
Call me a rebel, but I took this store on counterclockwise. I started with their little kid section. Super cute cardboard taxidermy, blankets, and books for all my friends new kiddos.
I probably smelled every single soap, perfume, and cologne they have. Their bags and purses are beautifully crafted from leather and even recycled plastic bottles. So groovy.
I really need someone to give me about $ 1,000 to buy every single light fixture they have. Their assortment of lights is amazing. I want all the lights in my house to be replaced with Edison bulbs.
The middle of the store has dining and jewelry. Cool vintage shakers for your bar and handmade brass cuffs to wear on a night out mix together beautifully. I just can’t handle how great this place really is.
Continuing my rebellious counterclockwise behavior I found myself in their kitchen section. Hot fudge, manly bottle openers, candy canes, bar glasses with presidents on them, everything you could possibly want in your kitchen. There’s so much more, but there’s just really not enough time in the day to talk about all of it.
The animal section has lots of leashes, toys and cute dog beds for your four legged friends. There’s also organic dish soap and household cleaners. From what I’ve heard, they’re great. Unfortunately I couldn’t bring any home with me.
And on top of everything else, they have an INCREDIBLE rooftop deck. Friends in OKC, please, for me, make sure your wedding reception is up there. You’re ruining my life if you don’t. Do you really want that on your conscience?
This place is absolutely amazing. I really encourage everyone in the OKC metro to come check them out. Now. Stop reading this and go.

Absolutely the best local store in Oklahoma. You are sure to find whatever it may be you’re searching for, right here. I promise you there is PLENTY.

I’ve yet to actually shop here in the store, but I absolutely love their rooftop! I’ve been to a few events here now and I simply enjoy being up there. It’s accommodating for large groups and the staff is very friendly. I must come back to the store and check it out because just walking through, you can tell there are some unique and interesting items. I expect to update this review once I’ve shopped around the store and I’m already sure that I won’t be disappointed!

This place is wonderful. I hope to do some of my Christmas shopping here. All the art and lighting is so inspirational. The ladies in here are always helpful. Love the rewind candles, and the cleaning section as well. Can’t wait to go back and see the changing retail.
Awesome place. They also have rooftop parties– hope to get to go to one of those in the near future.

I’m the idiot that didn’t know how to open the door :X
True story! I saw the chalk board sign out front stating that they were open. Hooray! When I tried to open the door it felt locked. That left me so utterly confused that I almost walked away, but I figured it out. Yes, I often have Kelly Bundy moments and am not afraid to admit it– Thank you very much!
I walked in and didn’t really know where to start. The store is a wide open space with a hodge podge of great things. The best way for me to describe it is… A rustic version of «A Story of Hope» off Park Ave. It kind of gives off the ShopGood vibe here, but in a much bigger platform. You can find a lot of home décor, gifts, baby things etc that are combined with Eco-​friendly mantras– made using recycled/​sustainable materials, supporting a local group or non-​profit, locally sourced or produced with a story (you catch my drift?) It is a refreshing concept for sure. I encourage you to visit their website and watch their videos to learn more.

I stopped by really quickly to grab some «love thy neighborhood» shirts post-​5/​20 tornado. It was my first time in the store. I had seen some of their items at a pop-​up event to benefit Wow! Work of Women this past spring. I was amazed at how big the store front was and will definitely have to come back and peruse more. I noticed they had cards and offered gift wrapping at the counter so this is absolutely a perfect place to pick up a gift for a shower, house-​warming, just because and the recipient is sure to love it since their items are so unique. They even have items for pets! Looking forward to many more visits and shopping adventures here. Can’t wait to see what treasures I’ll be bringing home!

I’m from Colorado and happened to be in Oklahoma City on a business trip. I was looking for a gas station on a Thursday evening and noticed Plenty Mercantile. I was hoping the store would be open after I filled my car up. Lucky for me it was! This is such a wonderful store it is a combination of Sundance, Restoration Hardware, and Anthropologie. The best part of Plenty is their concept that most everything in the store is sustainable. Love that concept. One of the owners happened to be working that evening and it made my shopping experience that much better. Oklahoma City you have a great store awaiting you, take advantage and Enjoy!!!

Everything has a story in this place. I know this because they told me several times.
So many cool items to add to your home.
Staff is very friendly and helpful.

It’s like all my favorite internet home good stops magically materialized into a wonderland of local home good shopping delight IRL! YES! I am jumping high fives excited about being able to find the perfect gift for the next house warming party I go to. And for my own house warming party… for myself… that lasts all year.
I have a hard time going into shops with awful clutter and bad lighting. Lucky me! Plenty Mercantile is a paradise of excellent lighting, innovative display, and unique home goods. They should probably start an interior design side business, because if I could just pay these folks to come appoint my home in the best they have to offer… I would be broke but happy and well appointed.
When you go to Plenty Mercantile you can expect to be treated well by the staff, warmly greeted when you come in the door. They walk that fine line of giving you informative tidbits about items and their store philosophy without seeming like overbearing hard asses trying to push you into buying things. Super enthusiastic thumbs up from the peanut gallery over here!

I’m going to be honest and say I had not heard much about this place. Now I’m going to be REALLY honest and say I absolutely fell in love with it once I peeked through those yellow doors.
As an avid local shopper, I have been wanting a new place to venture to. This was the best tip I’ve ever been given. It’s breathtaking when you walk in. There were a few other shoppers when I was in the store, but my sister and I were not hesitant to say over and over, «Wow, look at this!» or «Come over here, I found something!»
There were iPhone covers, pillows, dog leashes, plates, whiskey stones, syrup… Can I give a more random, amazing list? There are even candies made in New York that say «Plenty» on them. How more personalized could a store be?
One of the best things about this place is a little typewriter at the register. Putting me being a PR graduate aside, this was absolutely adorable. The typewriter is there for people to buy cards and write their own message to the receiver. This is such a simple idea, yet I’ve never seen it before. That is how I felt with my whole experience in Plenty.
After I managed to stop myself from purchasing 10 things, I needed a gift wrapped up for a friend. They apparently love wrapping gifts, a great thing for me since I am horrible at it.
I felt love from the owners just for being there. I could tell they put their heart and soul into making this place the perfect place for Automobile Alley. I needed a new place to go to, and Plenty supplied that for me.

Every item in @PlentyOKC has a story… this blanket is made using recycled saris. This bag was made by a woman working in Rwanda, at a not-​for-​profit founded and run by a woman who went to Westmoore. Upcycled, found, repurposed, reused, refurbished. Handcrafted, hand-​poured. Sustainable. Renewable. Efficient. As my friend Kim would say, I love all of these words.
They carry everything from kids clothes and toys to home furnishings like pillows and blankets, candles, dishes, and more. Gifts for men and women, families, housewarmings, hostess gifts. Notepads and placemats, bamboo dishes, chocolate.
I can’t remember having ever been in a store in OKC that had so many things I absolutely love. It’s like Anthropologie, Restoration, a Brooklyn boutique, a Santa Monica kid’s store, a Napa chocolatier, an antique surplus store and a haberdashery got hopped up enough to get together and have a little baby. An environmentally-​conscious, responsibly-​sourced baby. Hark!
I’m serious though. I’ve never really felt at home (or like spending my hard-​earned clams) in the potpourri-​heavy, chintz drenched, knock-​off Burberry print candle, wine charm, faux fur blanket peddlers that make up the mid-​range gift shop in OKC. If I see another monogrammed tchotchke or baby headband-​with-​a giant-bow-bigger-than-your-baby’s-head, I might cut myself (or a snotty shopgirl) with a perfectly weighted inscribed letter opener. Nevermore.
I walked into Plenty today and realized that every gift shop in OKC just went on notice: they’re going to have to step up their game. And I smiled the contented smile of someone who will never have to trade at a shop with a display of potty-​humor greeting cards ever again.
I think you could take your whole family in here and have each member find something they could not live without — which makes good sense when you consider it is the labor of love of a tight-​knit family. They love to entertain, and the store is sort of an offshoot of that love. They’re carrying all the little touches you might need to have on hand to make your guests feel at home while you feed them, house them, gift them.
The perfect soft-​but-​heavy throw draped across you as you enjoy the last bit of warmth from the pinion in the chiminea. The tiny baby socks I should not even be allowed to look at. Cocoa nibs and flour sack towels. Plenty must also mean just exactly the perfect amount of that.