Yorkshire footwear retailer opens another concession with Yorkshire Garden Centres group
A York headquartered footwear retailer is set to open another concession with Yorkshire Garden Centres (YGC) next month.
Pavers will open its third YGC concession at Otley Garden Centre on 22nd February, following success at Tong and Tingley Garden Centres. "We're thrilled to be launching at Otley Garden Centre where you will find all-new, just-landed styles that combine innovative comfort technologies and endless style inspiration, made for every season and every occasion," said Pavers' manager, Tanya Gosse.
Otley Garden Centre's manager, Andy Bradley is delighted to welcome Tanya and the team to Otley: "Pavers is a great fit with Yorkshire Garden Centres as we share a Yorkshire homegrown heritage and have family values at the core of everything that we do. We wish them every success with their new shop."
The 150m2 Pavers concession will also be home to a wide range of bags and accessories and will open with free Pavers biscuits and a competition to win shoes for a year.
Pavers is one of the UK's leading multi-channel shoe retailers with a strong focus on comfort, quality and affordability. The footwear retailer was founded by Catherine Paver in 1971 and remains family-owned today.
Otley Garden Centre is part of the Yorkshire Garden Centres family that also owns Tong Garden Centres and the former Stephen H Smith's Garden Centres in Bingley.
By Mark Adair – Correspondent, Bdaily
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