$14 for $30 Worth of Women's Clothing and Accessories at Pitaya
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- American-made clothing
- Hot fall fashions
- West Village location
During the Stone Age, dressing for distress was all the rage because cave persons knew their tattered threads would make them less likely to be courted by a handsome triceratops. Dress for success with today's deal: for $14, you get $30 worth of women's clothing and accessories at Pitaya in West Village. This deal is good for in-store purchases only and is not valid with specials or discounts.
Since 1990, Pitaya has fashioned its own line of American-made clothes for ladies looking to stay stylish no matter the season. Fresh merchandise hits the store weekly—stock up on what's hot so you're not forced to design makeshift togas from dead leaves and discarded cornhusks. Annettes can attract admiring passersby with the mesh ballerina skirt ($24), whereas Carols can give their legs a big pair hug with the linen-blend trousers](http://bit.ly/ds6muD) ($39). The abstract satin halter ($34) emits elegance sprinkled with adventure, similar to a cocktail party held on the side of a cliff, and the black slouchy V-tee ($22) gives décolletages the social exposure not allowed by tyrannical turtlenecks or stifling scarves.
Whatever your fashion niche, Pitaya has quality accessories to match, such as the gold-mixed bangle set ($10), sparkling vintage-inspired oversized cocktail ring($15), and silver-circle chandelier earrings ($8). Dress to the nines for your third attempt at auditioning for 42nd Street with the attire of Pitaya.
Reviews
Seven Yelpers give Pitaya an average of 3.5 stars.
- So I wandered in with a few minutes to kill and saw a [sic] some cute things I figured I couldn't afford. Then voila! I check a price tag and it's only $32 For a SUPER cute sundress. After that I was hooked. Every time I've worn something I've gotten here, I get tons of compliments – Ashleigh A.
- I love the color coordinated racks and the prices! It has the feel of a trendy boutique, but when you look at the price tags ... you are pleasantly surprised! – Erin T.
- American-made clothing
- Hot fall fashions
- West Village location
During the Stone Age, dressing for distress was all the rage because cave persons knew their tattered threads would make them less likely to be courted by a handsome triceratops. Dress for success with today's deal: for $14, you get $30 worth of women's clothing and accessories at Pitaya in West Village. This deal is good for in-store purchases only and is not valid with specials or discounts.
Since 1990, Pitaya has fashioned its own line of American-made clothes for ladies looking to stay stylish no matter the season. Fresh merchandise hits the store weekly—stock up on what's hot so you're not forced to design makeshift togas from dead leaves and discarded cornhusks. Annettes can attract admiring passersby with the mesh ballerina skirt ($24), whereas Carols can give their legs a big pair hug with the linen-blend trousers](http://bit.ly/ds6muD) ($39). The abstract satin halter ($34) emits elegance sprinkled with adventure, similar to a cocktail party held on the side of a cliff, and the black slouchy V-tee ($22) gives décolletages the social exposure not allowed by tyrannical turtlenecks or stifling scarves.
Whatever your fashion niche, Pitaya has quality accessories to match, such as the gold-mixed bangle set ($10), sparkling vintage-inspired oversized cocktail ring($15), and silver-circle chandelier earrings ($8). Dress to the nines for your third attempt at auditioning for 42nd Street with the attire of Pitaya.
Reviews
Seven Yelpers give Pitaya an average of 3.5 stars.
- So I wandered in with a few minutes to kill and saw a [sic] some cute things I figured I couldn't afford. Then voila! I check a price tag and it's only $32 For a SUPER cute sundress. After that I was hooked. Every time I've worn something I've gotten here, I get tons of compliments – Ashleigh A.
- I love the color coordinated racks and the prices! It has the feel of a trendy boutique, but when you look at the price tags ... you are pleasantly surprised! – Erin T.