Press Release
PRESS RELEASE New Niche Boutique 'Pirates and Roses' Offers Bristol Fashionista's a Bounty of Original Pieces Last month saw the opening of Pirates and Roses (www.piratesandroses.co.uk), one of the most inspired new fashion boutique's to emerge for a long time. Located in Bristol's Clifton Village the shop provides visitors with a real treasure trove of hand-picked fashion creations from some of the world's most creative designers. Housed in a charming Grade II listed building and decked out just like a Pirate Ship's Captain's Cabin owners Michael and Michelle were keen to create an unusual and exciting environment where customers can enjoy a real shopping experience quite different from anywhere else. Now, just a few weeks after opening, Pirates and Roses is attracting fashionista's from far and wide and has become the essential port of call for the discerning customer in search of pieces that cannot be found on the high street. Key to the success of the boutique has been its ability to offer an unrivalled range of unusual and eclectic clothes and accessories, all created with passion and sourced from around the world. Many items are from very short editions and in some cases are unique one-off's. Once an item has sold, that's it, and it is this very individuality that has caused the store to stand out from all other boutiques in the region. Discerning fashion shoppers can be certain that their purchase is something pretty special. Fanatical about service owners Michael and Michelle have succeeded in bringing back an elegance to shopping and make it an experience to look forward to and enjoy, quite different from the drudge of lookalike stores in town centres today. It's a formula that has definitely worked as the word gets around and the boutiques clientèle increases dramatically week on week. Pirates and Roses currently features pieces from a number of UK designer brands including Arrogant Cat, Get Cutie, Made UK, Passionate about Vintage and Domakaya. The shop also stocks a number of one-off handbags by the very popular designer Karina Hesketh. From the US there are pieces from Classic Hardware, Elisabeth Barnes, Valencias, Gryphon New York and a number of other designers, some exclusive in the UK to Pirates and Roses. Pirates are known to be bad boys and roses are supposedly good girls. Reflecting Bristol's history with Pirates Michael and Michelle seem to have come up with a name and theme that has captured the imagination of its clients. The boutique has also launched its own trademarked Pirates and Roses brand which features a range of dresses and men's shirts, waistcoats and coats. Keen to keep to the concept of offering cherry-picked pieces coupled with the best service in the business Pirates and Roses now looks set to firmly establish itself as one of the UK's premier niche boutiques. Media Contact Michael or Michelle Telephone:0117 970 6282 Email: