The Franchise to Suit Are you tired of following the flock?


Do you have a passion for fashion and a


desire to succeed in your own business? Suit the City is a leading UK provider of made-to-measure suits and separates for men and women. The market is growing rapidly and due to the high level of demand we need to recruit and train up to fifty franchisees over the next five years.


You do not need to be a tailor to become a Suit the City franchisee (we have expert seamstresses in our factories); however, you do need to be professional, ambitious and customer focused.


If you would like to join our expanding team, your investment will be £19,950 for the men’s franchise or £22,950 for the women’s (plus VAT).


The benefits of joining Suit the City are:


l Low set-up costs (no premises are necessary) l High return on investment l £50,000 - £100,000+ earnings potential (not turnover) l Excellent in-depth training programme l Experienced, strong and supportive management team l High quality, ethically manufactured products l Excellent profit margins


So if you describe yourself as:


l Having excellent taste and the wish to succeed in business l Enthusiastic and determined with a professional approach l Outgoing and with exceptional networking skills l Enjoying learning and willing to go the extra mile l Having pride in yourself and in helping clients feel great


Come and meet us: Call Carol Rawson to book a discovery day or arrange an appointment


Denham Farm Wheeler End Buckinghamshire HP14 3NQ


Phone 01494 880791 Email


franchise@suitthecity.com www.suitthecity.com


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