A popular independent clothing retailer in Knaresborough is set to open the doors to its second shop this week.
Fliss & Ivy, currently based on Knaresborough High Street, is opening a new store on Otley Market Place tomorrow (Friday).
The family-run business has built a loyal following with its range of affordable ladies' clothing, bags and accessories, having traded at markets across the region for almost 20 years before opening its first permanent shop.
The new store will open on Otley's Market Place.
Alicia Sutcliffe, who owns the business alongside husband Andy, said:
"We're getting so excited to open our doors in Otley and welcome everyone in.
"It's been a lot of hard work, but seeing the shop take shape is making it all worthwhile.
"Thank you to everyone who's supported us so far – we can't wait to share this journey with you and show you what we've been working on!"
The business will continue to operate from its Knaresborough shop on High Street.

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