An iconic ladies' fashion store that has a range of quality clothing.
Established for over five decades, this boutique on Hobart's Eastern Shore offers timeless elegance and superior service. With the owner planning retirement, there's an opportunity for fashion enthusiasts to join and grow with the boutique.
A reputable business has been operating for 50 years.
Long-term, secured lease.
Niche market, serving women over 60.
Clothing makes up 90% of the business's sales.
Recently relocated to new premises.
Assets and equipment worth $15,000 and $20,000.
This well-established ladies' fashion boutique on Hobart's Eastern Shore has served customers for over five decades, priding itself on timeless elegance and top-notch service. The boutique relocated to new premises in November 2022 and operates Monday through Saturday.
The boutique caters to women aged 60 and above with a curated selection of clothing, shoes, accessories, and nightwear.
The boutique's ever-changing stock guarantees a fresh experience for customers, with clothing making up 90% of sales alongside a selection of gifts, soaps, and hand creams.
With a keen eye for trends and extensive retail experience, the owner ensures personalised service and quick adaptation to market changes at the boutique. Operating with two casual workers, the owner covers shifts and works six days a week, drawing from 44 years of buying experience.
The boutique has streamlined its operations with Swift POS, and integrated register technology. Suppliers visit directly, using Look Books for ordering. Local suppliers contribute 50% of clothing sales, with payment terms set at 30 days.
As the owner prepares to retire, there's an excellent opportunity for fashion enthusiasts who love customer service. With training and growth opportunities, joining the boutique offers a unique chance to be part of an established business with loyal customers.
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