Shoe shop founded in 1857 closes down
Jones shoe shop in Norwich is closing down - Credit: Archant
A shoe firm which reopened in Norwich after closing is now shutting down for good again.
Jones shoe shop in Norwich is closing down - Credit: Archant
Jones Bootmaker, which was started by Alfred and Emma Jones in Victorian times, is closing its Brigg Street store.
It is currently holding a 50pc off sale.
The firm used be located in the north terrace of Chantry Place, opposite Zara, but closed this in 2017, opening a new store in 1, Brigg Street in June, 2019.
This came after the firm was saved from administration after a rescue deal from private equity firm Endless LLP in 2017.
Jones shoe shop in Norwich is closing down - Credit: Archant
The chain was then purchased from Endless by Pavers Shoes in February 2018.
The Norwich store sold 'timeless footwear collections infused with contemporary appeal' with major brands including Loake, Ted Baker, Gabor, and Birkenstock.
Most Read
- 1 M&S to close 32 stores as part of move away from town centres
- 2 Sweet Briar Road 'still on track' to reopen by end of May
- 3 House swap sees woman move into home infested with fleas
- 4 Norwich man wins jackpot on BBC game show Pointless
- 5 Your chance to meet The Bill star who has moved to Norfolk
- 6 5 affordable homes for first-time buyers currently for sale in Norwich
- 7 'Barcelona-style' redevelopment of Next store mooted
- 8 We built this city: Meet the firm behind some of Norwich's famous landmarks
- 9 9 of the best Chinese restaurants with delivery in Norwich
- 10 High-end boutique reopens in its former shop
The nearest store will be in Bury St Edmunds.
