Ladies fashion outlet moves to Llanelli indoor market


A renowned ladies fashion outlet has relocated to Llanelli market’s busy and bustling precinct, complimenting other fashion outlets, including Peruse and P Fashions, and together they are providing a great choice of fashionable outfits and accessories for Llanelli’s smartly dressed ladies.
Mossies, which has been trading in the town since1994,sells well known brands such as Steilmann, Marble, Frank Lyman and Oscar B.
It has consistently improved its reputation by understanding what customers want and providing quality ladies fashion in colours and styles that compliment the changing seasons .
Owner Melanie Jenkins said there is a warm welcome to both new and regular customers at their new location. She added: “Buying is the key, you have to have the confidence to buy items that are just that little bit different, nothing outrageous, just stylish clothes that your husband and friends will compliment you on. It’s all about knowing your customer, buying snappy ranges and we pride ourselves on providing superb customer advice and service.
“We look forward to welcoming our customers new and old to our store in the market precinct.”
Mossies is open Monday to Saturday from 9.30am-5pm.

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