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Kjole brings Danish style to local fashion scene

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Kjole brings Scandinavi­an fashion to Hanmer Springs in the latest sign of the alpine village’s emergence as a boutique retail destinatio­n.

Mother and daughter duo Stephanie and Penny Suckling opened the store in December 2017 in the town’s new Boulder Point Retail Precinct.

The pair import the clothing from Denmark, describing it as ‘‘value for money and luxury for less’’.

Stephanie was introduced to the clothing range and was so impressed by the quality, comfort and style she was eager to share

‘‘I worked in fashion leading up to starting this business and it seemed like a natural progressio­n,’’ she says. ‘‘The connection was establishe­d 20 years ago when we employed a young Danish man whose brother is part-owner of the Danish clothing company and he offered us the opportunit­y to introduce the range to New Zealand.

‘‘The fabrics have a soft, comfortabl­e feel, with clean, contempora­ry lines and a focus on less is more. The range is great for women looking for something a

her

fortuitous

discovery. bit different while being fashionabl­e and stylish with a paredback look.’’

Kjole – meaning ‘‘dress’’ in Danish – is the exclusive New Zealand stockist of the Danish labels Pulz, Dranella, Part Two, Soaked in Luxury, Fransa, BYoung, Culture, Denim Hunter, Blendshe, ICHI and Kaffe.

With eight clothing stores, Hanmer Springs is a great place for a ladies’ weekend away, and never more so than in summer.

Kjole is open every day at 6 Chisholm Cres, Hanmer Springs. Call 027 591 1832 or browse online at kjole.co.nz.

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Kjole is the exclusive New Zealand stockist of several Danish brands famed for their style and comfort.

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