01/09/2026
Coming into 6 months of Terracotta š¤
I thought a little reintroduction was neededā¦
Six months ago, I took the biggest leap and officially became the owner of Terracotta.
And as I hit my 6-month milestone, I thought it was time to properly reintroduce myself ā and share a little more about the woman behind the store.
Iām Miriam, and Iām the very proud owner of Terracotta. š¤
If youāve popped into the store, chances are youāve seen me helping customers, cracking jokes, pulling outfits, having a chat in the change rooms or probably getting a little too excited when I find the perfect piece for someone. š
Because for me, Terracotta has never just been about clothes.
Iām incredibly passionate about women and about creating a shopping experience that feels personal, welcoming and completely judgement-free.
I know how hard it can be to find your style again after becoming a mum. To feel confident in your clothes and reconnect with the woman you are now.
And letās be honestā¦ finding an outfit you feel amazing in is hard enough on your best day ā let alone when youāre running on three hours of sleep, covered in someone elseās snack crumbs and wondering when you last washed your hair. š
Thatās why I want every woman who walks into Terracotta to feel looked after.
I want to help you find pieces that make you feel confident, whether thatās a wardrobe staple youāll wear a hundred times, a fun and quirky one-off piece that makes you smile, or a party dress that makes you feel absolutely incredible.
Terracotta is a little bit of everything I love; high-quality pieces at affordable prices, everyday essentials, beautiful wardrobe staples, unexpected one-off finds and dresses made for celebrating.
But more than the clothes, I want Terracotta to feel like YOUR PLACE.
A place where you can walk in and feel at home.
A place where you can have a laugh.
A place where you can try something new without feeling pressured.
A place where youāre welcomed exactly as you are.
These first six months have been such a huge learning curve, but theyāve also been incredibly rewarding.
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