Lezka haberdashery of Pamplona He is being transferred due to retirement. This is indicated on a sign placed in the store window for a few days. This is the last from the Iturrama neighborhood, which opened its doors to customers in 1981.
Lezka haberdashery is located at 6 Abejeras Street from the Navarrese capital. Very close to other establishments that we have known in this section of local commerce in Pamplona.
As is the case, for example, from the Pato Pinta bar which offers incredible ajoarriero disheseither the Ogi Berri Los Fueros, which reopened shortly before summer with its spectacular terrace.
Feli Muro and Ione of Hera They are sisters-in-law, they are over sixty years old, but they serve all their customers, especially the women, with the same interest and kindness as on the first day.
“We now have offers for retirement and we will be there for a while, I think until the end of the year. In the meantime Let’s see if anyone is encouraged and keeps the haberdashery.. With a little regret that it closes because it has been many years,” they say.
The possibility of a family replacement did not arise: “Everyone is with their studies and their work and on that side, there is no possibility.” Feli Muro has been present in the store for many years: “Since 2003 as a freelancer, but before that I worked with the former. They were sisters Juana Mari and Isabel de la Hera. About 32 years old,” he said.
Customers struck a chord as soon as they heard the news: “They tell me they’re really sorry. Don’t go. Where are we going to buy the wires?” Many haberdasheries have closed in the neighborhood and this is the last one: “We’ll have to go to the city center because there are no more stores in the neighborhoods. Here I think we’re the last ones.”
“Before, many people came to the Santa Catalina schoollocated almost opposite, where they left the children. Now there are fewer of them, they don’t park, they can’t stop and on top of that the children have a continuous day,” they point out.
Regarding the quality of the product they offer, they explain that in their premises The quality is always a little better than in store repairs, although for this reason also “a little more expensive”. “We have a seamstress to repair that because in the end we don’t do everything,” they explain.
Over so many years of dedication, they explain that they have made friends of all kinds, such as when They act as “psychologists” for the residents of Misericordia or when they receive visits from former clients: “Many people come and say that my mother bought the uniforms here. They have already gotten married, now they are mothers and some are more than grandmothers,” says Feli.
Regarding the uniforms that have sold so much, they point out that this is an aspect of the business that has changed a lot: “They send them to embroider with the shield. He took an exclusive El Corte Inglés and the smallest ones go to hell. I can’t order just one size but fifty items and it’s impossible. Before yes, now no,” they explain.
