Total Betty

Total Betty opened their doors to the public on November 13, 2018. The store, located at 1554 US Hwy 59, features a great mix of women’s clothing that appeals to a wide variety of ages. Owners Danielle Carlson and Becca Larson Isaak say they have been overwhelmed by the great response from the community.

The store is named after Becca’s grandmother, Betty Amiot, who lives in Thief River Falls. “Betty is our muse,” Becca said. “She always looks fabulous. The concept behind our business is that we want women to look and feel good.”

The store features fashions for sizes S-3X. Visit the Total Betty website to shop online or for more information about this exciting new Thief River Falls, MN business!

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