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The suit department at Unit 7 Menswear, located on Main Street in Castlebar, will be making the move to Hopkins Road.
Popular Mayo men's fashion store, Unit 7, have announced that they will be relocating their suit store from their central Castlebar location after years of business.
The Main Street outlet has been serving the people of the county town for some time; however, now they will have to note the change of venue.
The decision sees Unit 7's suit store also move from Main Street to Hopkins Road.
"Our Main Street store will close on Wednesday (October 15) to facilitate the move," the store wrote on their social media in recent days.
"It’s bittersweet to say goodbye to our old home, but we’re beyond excited to welcome you into a fresh new space designed for the ultimate suit‑shopping experience.
"We can’t wait to see you at Unit 7 Hopkins Road—your new formal wear destination for style, fit, and service."
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