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times of recession, all ZipYard centres are
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INVESTMENT LEVEL: £33,000 !
he ZipYard is the UK’s most growing garment alteration franchise in the UK. Established in Ireland since 2005, ZipYard centres are
now springing up on high streets across England, Scotland and Wales. The highly visible centres, branded
in ZipYard’s yellow and black corporate colours, offer a full range of clothing repair and tailoring services, including bridal
machinery, computer systems, starting stock, full training and comprehensive marketing support. Franchise owners are supported every step of the way from campaign for their launch and ongoing support continues with additional training, business and product development work, ongoing business advice and planning, and marketing. Former driving instructor Richard
England in Altrincham in 2011 and recently Richard says: “It’s been an amazing
year and sales have exceeded all our expectations by nearly 70 per cent. The centre has been a huge hit with local people and we’ve taken on four more seamstresses so we now have six in total. Some customers bring clothes into us every week and the feedback is so positive. It is one of the most unique franchises available, with a professionalism and quality that just shines through.”
THE ZIPYARD
WEBSITE:
www.thezipyard.com EMAIL:
info@thezipyard.co.uk
PHONE: 01530 513 307 CLASSIFICATION: Retail
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