A clothing retailer is testing a new high street location close to banks where it says people do most of their business.

Great Yarmouth Mercury: Fashion store Limelite has moved to a new spot in King Street Great Yarmouth and is poised to open a second store in London Road, Lowestoft Picture: Liz CoatesFashion store Limelite has moved to a new spot in King Street Great Yarmouth and is poised to open a second store in London Road, Lowestoft Picture: Liz Coates (Image: Archant)

Limelite has moved out of Market Gates into a smaller shop in King Street, in Great Yarmouth.

Owner Remzi Hayat said he wanted to be closer to the town's financial heart on what he considered a busier stretch with more footfall.

Meanwhile the 55-year-old is poised to open a second branch in Lowestoft's London Road and hopes to welcome customers as early as next week.

Mr Hayat, who divides his time between London and Great Yarmouth, said his aim was to sell exclusive brands sourced in Italy and France at reasonable prices.

Great Yarmouth Mercury: Fashion store Limelite has moved to a new spot in King Street Great Yarmouth and is poised to open a second store in London Road, Lowestoft Picture: Liz CoatesFashion store Limelite has moved to a new spot in King Street Great Yarmouth and is poised to open a second store in London Road, Lowestoft Picture: Liz Coates (Image: Archant)

And although fashion was "a difficult business" he was heartened to see old and new customers coming to see them in their new spot.

He added that being close to River Island in a pedestrianised area due to welcome Sports Direct in the Marks and Spencer building could only help the business.

"We are trying to do something vibrant and buzzing at a reasonable price," he added.

The unit had been empty for some time.

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