Greenville, October 2, 2025
News Summary
Greenville will soon welcome a new gift and china shop, ‘The Boys’, set to open on October 2 at noon. Owned by sisters Garris and Bryan Boykin, the store will focus on unique home entertaining items and exquisite table settings. Featuring a variety of china and decor sourced globally, the shop will also offer wedding and baby registries. With strong local ties and educational backgrounds from Clemson University, the Boykin sisters aim to enhance the shopping experience in Greenville.
Greenville is set to welcome a new gift and china shop named “The Boys” on October 2 at noon. The shop will be located at 1818 Augusta St., in the former Pontheiux’s Jewelry Design Studio space.
Owned by sisters Garris and Bryan Boykin, who are natives of Statesboro, Georgia, “The Boys” aims to provide a unique shopping experience centered around home entertaining and exquisite table settings. Both sisters are graduates of Clemson University, with Bryan obtaining her master’s degree in business administration and Garris earning her bachelor’s degree in May 2023. Their entrepreneurial spirit is influenced by their parents, who were also business owners.
Garris highlights the significance of entertaining and creating impeccable tablescapes, embodying the shop’s ethos. The store will boast a diverse selection of china and other home decor items sourced from various locations around the world. In addition to china, the shop will offer leather wine and bourbon carriers, stationery, decorative pieces, and baby items.
In an effort to cater to special occasions and milestones, “The Boys” will provide wedding and baby registries, as well as wish lists for birthdays and holidays. This service is set to enhance the shopping experience, making it easier for customers to find the perfect gifts for their loved ones.
The new shop is anticipated to draw in local residents looking for quality gifts and homeware items. With its unique focus and quality offerings, “The Boys” aims to carve out a niche in Greenville’s vibrant shopping scene. As the grand opening date approaches, excitement is building within the community for what this new venture will bring.
Background Information
The Boykin sisters celebrate their connection to Statesboro, Georgia, while now venturing into the Greenville market. Their educational achievements from Clemson University, combined with their parental influence in entrepreneurship, position them well for success in their new endeavor. Their commitment to creating beautiful spaces through quality products resonates with their values and aspirations for the store.
With the grand opening, “The Boys” aims to not only provide products but also inspire customers to engage in entertaining and creating memorable experiences at home, reflecting the growing interest in home dining and décor.
FAQ
What is the opening date for “The Boys” shop?
A new gift and china shop named “The Boys” will open on October 2 at noon.
Where is “The Boys” located?
The store is located at 1818 Augusta St., in the former Pontheiux’s Jewelry Design Studio space.
Who owns “The Boys”?
The shop is owned by sisters Garris and Bryan Boykin, who are natives of Statesboro, Georgia.
What kind of items will be available at “The Boys”?
The store will feature china and other items sourced from various locations around the world, leather wine and bourbon carriers, stationery, decorative pieces, and baby items.
Will “The Boys” offer any registries?
The store will offer wedding and baby registries, as well as wish lists for birthdays and holidays.
Key Features of “The Boys”
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Opening Date | October 2 at noon |
| Location | 1818 Augusta St., former Pontheiux’s Jewelry Design Studio space |
| Owners | Sisters Garris and Bryan Boykin |
| Education | Bryan: MBA, Garris: Bachelor’s from Clemson University |
| Products | China, leather wine carriers, stationery, decorative pieces, baby items |
| Special Services | Wedding and baby registries, wish lists for birthdays and holidays |
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Additional Resources
- Upstate Business Journal: The Boys Shop Opening
- Greenville Online: Women-Owned Gift Boutique
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- Post and Courier: New Gift Shop in West Greenville
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