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Buxton Square, Nelson Central, Nelson, Marlborough, Tasman, Nelson (027) 7727077
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Go Clothing is a women's clothing store run by talented fashion designer Robyn Reynolds. With over 20 years experience in the industry, she was inspired by the colourful fabrics and retro styles she saw at various local markets and stalls in London during the 1980s.

Establishing Fin Clothing in Wellington in the 1990's and later Go Clothing in Nelson, you can purchase her unique one-off pieces instore, call into her studio for personal consultations, or check out her creations at the famous Nelson Market on Saturdays.

She also runs the 'Needles and Pins' alteration service.

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Products and specialities

Clothing shop
Women's clothing
Personal consultations
Alterations

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If you really want something cool go to Go Clothing - the garments are designed and made by the talented Robyn Davidson. Robyn uses new and retro fabrics to create her one off pieces, and can alter to fit your shape. She also has a stall at the Saturday market.

    I love Go Clothing’s original skirts and dresses, and they have a cool range of printed Ts as well. The workshop is tucked away in an alley off Buxton Square (next to speedy print) and they also do alterations. I’ve also seen Go Clothing at the Saturday Market - owner Robyn has a regular stall there. Style is fresh and funky, bight colours and yummy mix of fabrics.

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