Partnership - Jez Dixon inside Bestdays Vintage, which has joined forces with the Youth Enquiry Service
A VINTAGE clothing store has launched a clothing collection to benefit disadvantaged youngsters in Colchester.
Bestdays Vintage, in Eld Lane, Colchester, has partnered with the Youth Enquiry Street (YES) to create the feel-good clothing range.
For each sweatshirt sold, £2 will be donated to YES to help fund the organisation’s youth counselling services.
Steve Hurdle, owner of Bestdays Vintage, said: “Through partnering with YES on Trinity Street we have had our eyes opened into some of the real challenges young people go through, and the amazing work that some people are doing to make a positive difference to their lives.
“This charity are an inspiration to us as a business, and what we could, and should be doing to help.”
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