Online Fabric Retailer Sees Out Summer Season With Special Offer
LONDON, August 19, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
Plush Addict is putting on its biggest sale to date with up to 70% off products until the end of August in its bid to 'make fabric-fashions affordable'. Sale products can be seen here:- http://www.plushaddict.co.uk/summer-sale.html
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With autumn just around the corner the world of fashion and hobby craft will be eagerly anticipating the next big trends to inspire them, none more so than the online fabric and sewing retailer Plush Addict, who are seeing out the summer with a huge sale on all products until the end of August.
Plush Addict views the special offer, on a limited basis, as a means to connecting people with the undervalued arts of sewing and hobby craft, by inviting customers to purchase fabrics without grave concern for cost. Available online, customers can view an entire range of quilt cottons, dressmaking fabrics, plush, habdash and nappy making supplies in the sale.
The sale is just one of a series of regular incentives that Plush Addicts puts forward throughout the year, in addition to specialist sewing and embroidery classes and easy-to-follow online tutorials for crafting clothing, accessories and even furniture covers.
To view the choice of offers customers can go direct to the Plush Addict online shop, where advice and tips from staff and community members is at hand.
Notes for editor:
Plush Addict is a family run business which was founded in 2012 and born out of a serious fabric addiction. They are passionate about providing excellent customer service to our customers, fast delivery at a reasonable price, also striving to offer a comprehensive depth of range in all the lines.
For more information on the latest product range and expert industry insight on bespoke handmade clothing, visit the Plush Addict website.
SOURCE Plush Addict
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