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Leeds-based tailoring specialist, Skopes, has had fantastic results in the first quarter of 2011. After investing in an extra £1.2 million of stock at the end of 2010, sales have increased across the company by 33% in comparison to the same period last year.
There are three core divisions in the business – Corporatewear, Retail and Wholesale, which have all performed well.
The corporatewear side of the company in particular has shown an increase of 30% in the first quarter which was particularly successful against an exceptionally high figure last year.
This proves the value of stock in the current climate as customers want the security and guarantee that when they place an order, it will reach them within a certain timeframe.
According to Skopes, many companies fail to understand the importance of stock availability and the impact it can have on the success of the business.
They believe that stock availability demonstrates a commitment to customers who know that they can rely on Skopes to deliver.
Bob Siswick, director at Skopes, commented: “We’re delighted with the financial results so far this year and we’ve got lots of projects in the pipeline for the rest of 2011 so that we maintain achieving our business objectives of growth for the company.
“Our combination of offering second to none stock availability, the highest quality corporatewear and excellent customer service are proving to be the right formula for success.”
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