Expansion in the bag for accessories retailer with launch of York store
A leather goods manufacturer is set to expand its reach with the opening of a new store in the centre of York.
Leather satchel specialist Zatchels has secured space in the heart of the city for its newest outlet.
Founded in 2011, Zatchels specialises in a range of leather bags and accessories, including the design of a modern version of the satchel.
Property firm Carter Jonas has announced that the accessories brand has taken a unit at 50 Stonegate as part of its ongoing growth.
Tammy Hullis, store manager at Zatchels, commented: “We are delighted to be able to open our new shop in York during what has been a very difficult time for the retailing sector.
“We have immense confidence in our high-quality leather products and look forward to welcoming new and returning customers.”
Chris Hartnell, associate partner of commercial at Carter Jonas, added: “Zatchels signing to 50 Stonegate is an extremely positive story, demonstrating how brands can maintain a high street presence that complements an online offering.
“Zatchels has a strong international balance of own retail, wholesale and online sales with impressive plans for future growth.
“It will prove a positive addition to this location, which is one of the area’s most attractive and prime retail destinations.”
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