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End of era at Heidi Rose

AFTER 38 years, Dandenong business Heidi Rose will close its doors for the final time on 18 January.
Owner Kathryne Turton Lane is holding a huge clearing out sale as she prepares to move on to new ventures.
Kathryne thanked her many loyal customers.
“I have been delighted to have been able to connect and showcase Heidi Rose’s unique clothing to my customers.
“I have been honoured and blessed to have met so many amazing people who have become friends of the shop and myself.
“But times are changing, Dandenong has changed, the face of retail has changed and it’s now time for me to take a new improved direction for my business in the future.
“It is time for me to take a break and to reflect and refine where Heidi Rose will fit in the market place.”
Katherine is not sure how long it will be before she launches her next venture, but assures customers “it will be worth the wait”.
She invites customers to stay connected and continue to share the journey with updates via Facebook or the Heidi Rose web page.
To join the Heidi Rose mailing list, email Kathryne at heidiroseclothing@y7mail.com

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