Shoppers queue for three hours in Chester for fashion brand loved by celebs like Molly-Mae

Fans of Sisters & Seekers flocked to 'bonkers' sample sale in Chester

Fashion-lovers in Chester braved the cold and three-hour-long queues to get their hands on a clothing brand loved by celebs including Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague. Sisters & Seekers held a sample sale in the city centre and the Flintshire-based label said demand for their clothes was 'bonkers'.

Alice and Maisie Jones started their business in the shed of their family hope in Hope six years ago, selling vintage clothes on Depop and eBay. Now the sisters are millionaires and they've earned a legion of fans.

They said of their pop-up "sample sale" in Chester last month: "We had customers waiting for nearly three hours to come into store," as reported by the Daily Post.

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They've come a long way from their shed, and are now ready to expand again by relocating to a new warehouse on Broughton Industrial Estate. The sisters - who have also launched menswear brand Brother & Kin - said: "The new premises will have our office space, warehouse space and further down the line, in-house studios where we plan to shoot all our collection on site.

"We have 25 currently and are actively looking for around eight more staff across all departments. As the new premises is 32,000 sq ft we anticipate the need to hire even more from now until Christmas."

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