A former corporate banking employee has launched a new business venture. Keiontae Bell has opened a Pearce Bespoke franchise, offering custom clothing services. This franchise brings tailoring services directly to customers, rather than requiring in-store visits.
The business allows for a range of design options, from fabrics to buttons. Further details about Bell's business and the benefits of franchise ownership are available from NewsChannel 5 WTVF.
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