Pumpkin patch season is officially here. You’ve got your farm, you’ve got your tradition, we’re not messing with that. But while you’re in the fall spirit, here are a few women-owned spots around Pittsburgh worth adding to the list: cozy decor, seasonal treats, and everything else that makes the next few months feel like fall.
Roxanne’s Dried Flowers — Strip District
Owned and operated by Roxanne herself for over 30 years, this Strip District staple specializes in dried flower wreaths, arrangements, and natural home goods — the kind of earthy, muted palette that just is fall. Her Halloween Collection is now on sale.
KT Row — Aspinwall
Founded by Kimberly, KT Row brings Southern-girl style sensibility to the heart of Aspinwall — think cozy layers, premium denim, and the kind of pieces that actually earn their spot in your closet past one season. A go-to for building out your fall rotation without the overwhelm.
Hazel Grey Boutique — Strip District
Founded by Kelly Vigliotti, Hazel Grey just dropped its fall collection — think elevated basics and closet staples that actually hold up past one season. If you want a wardrobe refresh instead of another throw blanket, this is your stop.
Butterwood Bake Consortium — Upper Lawrenceville
Opened by baker Ally Slayden in 2015, Butterwood is equal parts bakery and tea party — gorgeous cakes, hand pies, and the kind of quirky, antique-filled café setting that makes it worth the sit-down visit, not just a grab-and-go. A seasonal slice of something here is the easiest fall errand you’ll run all month.
North Ave Candles — Allentown
Created by Amanda Fenner, North Ave Candles has been hand-pouring clever, literature-inspired candles since 2013 — eco-friendly waxes, natural ingredients, and scents named after your favorite banned books. A perfect pairing for a fall reading pile and cooler weather in general.
