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Hello everyone


Please complete the survey

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WX5TH35


I?m hoping to find out if a new business offering Scandinavian design products for babies and toddlers in Crystal Palace might be a success. You do not have to live in Crystal Palace to answer.


The idea is to supply lovely colourful Scandinavian brands of clothing and toys. Scandinavian design is very popular the world over and offers an alternative to pink and blue kids clothes.


It's a new idea so we've designed a short - only 10 questions - survey to help us get an idea of whether the business might work or not.


We would greatly appreciate your help and all information entered is anonymous and your details won?t be shared with anyone.


Many thanks for your time!


Annette

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Not meaning to be rude, but how is it a new idea?


Have seen a great kids' clothing shop selling Danish and other Skandi designs disappear from East Dulwich Road for want of custom (much to my chagrin, it was a great place to get gifts for the nieces et al). Actually, am I going mad, is there a place on Melbourne Grove?


Are you going to be selling anything unique to you? New designers?


I like Scandinavian design, but wouldn't travel to Crystal Palace for it - if you have a unique offering though, I'd certainly check you out online.

I do love nice kids clothes


But i'd be wary of any venture in the CP area. We hardly ever shop there now, as the parking and traffic are so bad. We and many parents I know avoid the place. It also doesn't feel that child friendly


And the thing about shops is; location, location, location


Do you have extensive retail experience ?


Good luck though in whatever you do



Nette

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