Pleb has recently joined ‘The Store' on Cavendish Street in Keighley selling a wide range of graphic T-Shirts and accessories. Pleb was founded in 1995 originally as an online T-shirt shop, but pretty soon became a regular at the Crafts Stalls at the Corn Exchange in Leeds.

After the Corn Exchange decided to change its focus to food-based businesses, Pleb was left looking for a permanent base. "When I heard of ‘The Store' in Keighley I jumped at the chance to join, I thought it could be a great opportunity for us" said Greg Shaw, founder of Pleb based in Cottingley, Bingley. "We've always loved Keighley as a great local shopping area and since we've been selling here we've met some wonderful people".

Pleb create their own designs for sweatshop free T-shirts and Hoodies, inspired by pop culture, and offer them on a wide range of colours and sizes up 3XL. Apart from a selection at The Store, Pleb make them to order. Too many times they had seen a T-Shirt design elsewhere but couldn't get it in the right size or colour. "Pleb set out to give their customers exactly what they wanted and just hoped they could make a decision better and quicker than we could!"

Although you can order online at thepleb.com, Pleb will be offering special offers to visitors to them on Cavendish Street. With new designs and products being added all the time you can get to see them first in store such as their new line of kids T-Shirts, pocket mirrors and bags. "After our first couple of months in The Store we're really looking forward to the year ahead in Keighley and hope we meet many more great people".

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