Label Shopper has doubled its space by moving across the parking lot into the former Gordman's.The store offers name brand and designer clothing at a discount, women's shoes and decor.
A grand opening banner indicates the store's opening.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — In a matter of days, Label Shopper in the L-shaped mall moved across the parking lot into new quarters and hung out a grand opening sign.
"Oh my, it's gorgeous!" said a customer walking into the bright, airy and expanded discount clothing store.
Label Shopper, a subsidiary of Peter Harris Clothes of Latham, N.Y., has been in downtown North Adams since 2009. It closed on Monday to move into the former Gordman's space in the former Kmart plaza.
Gordmans briefly replaced Peebles until the parent company of the two brands declared bankruptcy and closed its stores in 2020. The space has been vacant until now.
Label Shopper's grand opening was on Thursday morning and district manager Angie Ciccone said the store had been busy, and "we're expecting the weekend to be busy."
The store carries name and designer brand clothing for women, children and men, women's shoes, accessories and some home decor. Ciccone noted the space was double the size of the former location.
"We are are thrilled to be a part of the North Adams community. We will continue to offer the most popular designer brands at the best possible price," said Kathy Boedecker, director of operations, via email. "We had the opportunity to take over the old Gordman's space in Parkade Plaza and we seized it.
"The larger space will allow us to offer a broader selection of missy, men's, plus and kids clothing at the value our North Adams customer has come to love from us."
The store is open 9 to 8 weekdays, 10 to 6 on Saturdays and noon to 5 on Sundays.
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North Adams School Committee Filling Two Seats
By Tammy DanielsiBerkshires Staff
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The School Committee is in need of new members to fill two unexpired terms until Jan. 1, 2028.
The candidates will be voted on by a joint convention of the School Committee and City Council on Oct. 5.
In the two months since the last School Committee meeting, members Emily Daunis and Cody Chamberlain have resigned.
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