So Nikki

So Nikki is a U.S.-based fashion brand focused on junior and girls’ clothing, particularly casual and lounge styles like graphic tees, tanks, leggings, skirts, and pajama or lounge pants. The company operates primarily as a wholesaler and manufacturer to boutiques and specialty retailers, especially in the New York area, and its products are sold through various third‑party stores and online boutiques rather than a large direct‑to‑consumer site.([ftc.gov](https://www.ftc.gov/es/rn-database/search?page=97&search=&utm_source=openai))

A So Nikki charge on a card statement is most likely related to the purchase of girls’ or juniors’ apparel—either in a specialty boutique that stocks the brand or via an online retailer processing the payment under the So Nikki corporate name. In some cases, So Nikki may appear as the underlying merchant name for orders placed at partner retailers (such as children’s clothing stores or tween fashion sites) that source their inventory from the brand. Depending on how the retailer’s payment system is configured, the descriptor may show the brand name rather than the store name, which can make the charge look unfamiliar.

If you have questions about a So Nikki charge, start by checking recent purchases of children’s or juniors’ clothing, including boutique or online orders, and match dates and amounts to emailed receipts or order history. Because So Nikki primarily sells through third‑party retailers, contacting the store or website where the clothing was purchased is usually the fastest way to resolve billing issues or request refunds. If the transaction still cannot be identified or appears fraudulent, you should dispute it with your card issuer, who can investigate and, if necessary, initiate a chargeback while you monitor your account for any additional unauthorized activity.