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Men’s clothing store- Coppley LTD is moving

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One of the oldest men’s retail clothing stores is moving from its well known location in Hamilton’s downtown core.

Coppley LTD says they are locating their 3 building operation into one modern facility.

The new building will be built just around the corner at 107 Macnab st.

Coppley says the new site will make processing and manufacturing methods more efficient, while respecting the streetscape by encouraging pedestrian activity and incorporating engaging landscaping along Cannon.

Coppley was founded back in 1883

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