The dresses are upstairs. Southern Jefferson County does not have many places to try on a prom gown, and this one is not a storefront you walk past and drift into — it’s Suite 303 at 104 West Mahoning Street, on the third floor above Fairlady & Company in downtown Punxsutawney. Plan on stairs, and ask about access when you call if that matters for anyone in your group.
The address puts it on the street everyone in town already drives. PA 36 runs through the borough as Main and Mahoning streets, and U.S. 119 joins it on Mahoning for four blocks before turning off at Hampton Avenue. If you’re coming down 119 from the DuBois side or up from Indiana, you do not have to learn a new route to get here — you park downtown and go in.
What’s in the shop
Autumn’s describes its own stock as bridal, prom, gala, homecoming and semi-formal, all new gowns rather than consignment. Two prom labels list the store on their official retailer locators:
- Clarisse
- Dave & Johnny
Beyond those two authorizations, the buy isn’t documented anywhere public, so the honest answer about size and price spread is that you should call and ask. The shop is owned by Autumn and Jason Kunselman, and it is small and new enough that you will likely be talking to an owner.
A brand-new business, and the town knows it
In October 2025, Punxsutawney borough council named Autumn’s Bling & Things the first recipient of its pilot small-business grant — $3,470, from a program built for businesses in their first two years to help with rent, utilities and advertising. In March 2026 the Punxsutawney Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for the grand reopening at 104 West Mahoning, a short move from the shop’s earlier address a few doors down at 110 West Mahoning. Two moves and a grant in under two years is the profile of a business still finding its footing, which is worth knowing before you drive in from another county expecting a warehouse.
Hours and timing
At the March 2026 reopening, the shop reported prom-season hours of Friday 2 to 5 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., with appointments available Monday through Thursday after 5 p.m. Those are weekend-weighted, seasonal hours, and they will not be the same in October as in March. Call (814) 952-2421 before you come. There is no website on file; the shop posts arrivals on its Facebook page.
Punxsutawney Area High School — home of the Chucks, grades 8 through 12, up on the hill above town — held its 2026 prom on the first Saturday in May, which is typical for this part of the state and means the shopping happens in February and March. Brookville Area, DuBois Area, Marion Center Area and Purchase Line students are all close enough that a Saturday morning here is a reasonable trip rather than a day out. If you want a weeknight appointment with no one else in the room, that is the after-5 slot Monday through Thursday, and it is the version of this store most people should book.