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Get in style this festive season

Style Shoes is set to be a prime destination for Jingle & Mingle shoppers, with the event kicking off this Friday along Palmerin Street.

The store will have a table of specials, with 20 per cent off specials on the cards.

Frankie 4 and Birkenstock are set to feature, but shoppers will have to check out the deals on the day.

There is set to be a giveaway of Each To Own earrings with purchases, and Sue Hamlet’s art is once again featured in the store.

Style Shoes will be open until 8 pm for Jingle & Mingle, and shoppers are sure to find something for everyone…and maybe just themselves too.

The store features Nu by Neo, Slatters, Mongrel Boots, Ziera, Gabee bags and more, with a wide range of men’s and women’s shoes.

Melanie McLennan from Style Shoes says that Jingle & Mingle is great for the community as it’s nice to come together for Christmas.

With plenty of gift options for everyone, it’s sure to be the perfect way to kick off the festive season.

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