John Lewis launches in-store repair trial with Timpson Group

Stuart Stone
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John Lewis and Timpson subsidiary announce 16-week clothing, accessory, and homeware repair trial at five UK stores

John Lewis and Timpson Group brand Johnsons have today launched a repair service trial offering customers at five stores the chance to bring garments, accessories, and a selection of homeware products...

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