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NEW SHOWROOM OPENING FOR JUST FABRICS
Just Fabrics opens its doors on a spacious new showroom and warehouse in Cheltenham.
On Monday 16th December thriving Cotswolds based soft furnishing retailer Just Fabrics are expanding to open a brand- new interiors showroom, warehouse and offices in the Kingsditch Retail Park, on Runnings Road in Cheltenham.
Spread over a spacious 10,000sq foot, the fully refurbished unit has been designed to provide an inspirational space that will house Just Fabrics’ extensive range of beautiful woven and printed interior fabrics from the most creative fabric houses and showcase their bespoke, made to measure services.
Just Fabrics Managing Director Ross Pieters is proud to be investing in the new location in Cheltenham:
‘I am delighted to have found the perfect opportunity to support this vibrant and thriving Regency town. Increasing our showroom space from our existing unit will allow us to expand our ranges, create inspiring displays, offer our customers a programme of workshops and instore events and importantly create new jobs in the area.’
Established over 30 years ago in the iconic market town of Burford, Just Fabrics has bucked the retail trend of late and seen
remarkable growth over the past 5 years. Their broad customer base, ranging from individual homeowners and crafters to professional interior designers, are offered an ‘Aladdin’s Cave’ of competitively priced soft furnishing fabrics and services. Beginning out of one small fabric shop in the Cotswolds, Just Fabrics has evolved into one of the largest independent fabric retailers in the country. With significant growth in online sales, the new location enables Just Fabrics to serve local, national and international customers.
Ross Pieters concludes: ‘We are very excited to have such a significant presence in Cheltenham and very much look forward to engaging with our loyal customers as well as meeting new.’
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