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Janet’s loving pop-up fashion

LOCAL designer and wholesaler Janet Schwizer’s store Heartfelt is the latest business to “pop-up” in Noosa Junction, adding to the excitement of the retail centre.
Janet said she enjoys selling her fashion label through pop-up shops as they add an element of excitement to the street.
“Pop-up shops are great for local business and bring a new energy to the street,” she said.
And there certainly was an air of excitement as locals dropped in to see what was on offer in the new pop-up shop at Noosa Junction.
“I like to make sure there is something new for the locals to see each week,” Janet said.
Janet has had two previous pop-up shops in Noosaville and said they have always been a great success and a fabulous way to keep in touch with customer’s needs.
“I like people and meeting new people,” she said. “I’m a wholesaler but this shop is a great way to meet my customers and find out what they want.”
Specialising in gorgeous summer clothing, all of Janet’s designs are created using fabrics Janet has designed or imported fabrics, so clients know they are getting a unique outfit.
Other local artists and designers have also been welcomed into Janet’s shop so there is a wide range of styles, fabrics and colours to choose from.
Heartfelt will be open Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm and on Saturday from 10am to 2pm from now until February.
Heartfelt is on Sunshine Beach Road, Noosa Junction, Noosa Heads.

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