Hospice Isle of Man is opening a new flagship store in Douglas later this month.
The shop on Duke Street will be the ninth Hospice shop on the Island, and offer a 'different shopping experience' to the one on Strand Street.
The charity says it will have ladieswear, menswear and furniture for sale as well as a dedicated retro vinyl and film 'chill zone.'
It will take over the premises recently vacated by Motorsport Merchandise.
It's set to open its doors on September 28th.
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