Break-in at Fishtown boutique nets cash and cropped Eagles Jerseys

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The search is on for the man who broke into a boutique clothing store in Philadelphia and made off with a very specific set of merchandise.

It happened Saturday night at Minor Details located in the city's Fishtown neighborhood.

The person involved cased the store, which has only been open for a month, for 15 minutes and left - only to come back later in a mask and gloves.

"Essentially what they did was they came around 2:20 in the morning, using bolt cutters, they took our lockbox off, went away to smash it open," said owner Mallory Minor. "They came back and let themselves in."

The person took a cash drawer and safe, and a very odd set of final items: Eight custom-made, cropped Eagles jerseys.

Mallory Minor, the owner, posted about the robbery on Instagram.

She says between the police, neighbors sharing their security cam video, and others reposting about the heist, she believes she will get justice.

"I'd just like to say thanks to everyone sharing our posts, people who are trying to help us in finding these people and I'm confident that they picked the wrong people to mess with. We're certainly going to find them," she said.

Minor says you'll know if someone is trying to sell you the boosted jerseys: her store's logo is both on the front and the tag.

She's upset, but grateful. While she lost money and items, thankfully, no one was hurt.