FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: £48,000 Give it some Zip!


Stand out from the crowd, running your own management franchise with The Zip Yard


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ooking for a way to start your own business? One that is sustainable, ethical and profi table? Look no


further, The Zip Yard now has 53 franchise stores across England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland and is growing fast. A recent deal with the national


supermarket giant to expand Zip Yard stores into Tesco Extra the brand is looking forward to even faster growth in coming years. The success of The Zip Yard has relied upon taking a different approach to the clothing alterations business. People want their garments – whether ‘everyday’ items or ‘special occasion’ wear – altered quickly and effi ciently, in clean, modern premises, by trained professionals they can trust. Achieving this has led to branches enjoying a high volume of repeat business on a weekly basis.


Enjoy greater job satisfaction and build a more secure future Receive fantastic training and support designed to get your new business off to a fl ying start right from day one Do your part in helping your community and the environment


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The Zip Yard offers a unique opportunity to: Tap into a growing and rewarding market fueled by the trend to alter, repair, and restyle Own a business that delivers a genuine positive contribution to the environment by providing services that are truly sustainable Be your own boss and enjoy a better work-life balance


and run your own The Zip Yard store, come along to Stand No F240 at The National Franchise Exhibition (the NEC, Birmingham (4 & 5 October) and the team will take care of you every step of the way! 


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