Some store?owners and shoppers in Bridgetown are optimistic and hopeful of good sales this Christmas season.
This upbeat prediction is coming from them as owners opened their doors for a second Sunday of Christmas shopping from midday yesterday.
“[Shoppers] are definitely looking – that means they are interested. We have to start somewhere and the mere fact that people are interested is a good sign,” said Eddie Abed, managing director of Abed’s.
This year the fabric store has broadened its range of product with a lot more variety, which Abed said would hopefully stand the store in “good stead”. (LK)
Good response to Sunday shopping
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