The owner of Eva’s Sewing Room in Southport town centre has thanked people for calling in to toast the fifth anniversary of her business at the weekend.
Eva Kubicka celebrated the milestone on Saturday (26th September 2026) five years after her shop opened on King Street, in the Market Quarter.
Eva said: “What a weekend! Thank you everyone who has taken part in celebrating five wonderful years of Eva’s Sewing Room!
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“It’s been five years of hard work, dreams, challenges, beautiful moments and, most importantly, so many wonderful people I’ve had the privilege of meeting along the way.
“Every dress, every alteration, every conversation and every happy customer means so much to me. Thank you for trusting me with your clothes and your special moments.
“I’d like to say a huge thank you to every customer who has supported my little independent business — by visiting my shop, recommending me to friends and family, leaving reviews, sharing my posts or simply spreading the word.
“I’m truly grateful for every single one of you.
“Five years have flown by… and I still feel incredibly lucky to be able to say that I love what I do!
“Here’s to five years of Eva’s Sewing Room and to many more beautiful years ahead!”
Eva’s Sewing Room opened at 22 King Street in September 2021.
It was one of the first new businesses to open near Southport Market after the landmark venue’s successful £1.4 million transformation into a new food, drink and events hub in July 2021.
The area was further improved last year by the £6.25 million public realm works in the Market Quarter, which included the pedestrianisation of Market Street to enable it to host more outdoor events and outdoor seating.
Eva’s Sewing Room is owned by expert seamstress Eva Kubicka, who opened her first shop after gaining a large army of customers and followers through Facebook and through word of mouth.
The growing numbers have come through positive recommendations; through greater footfall; and through successful collaborations with established local businesses such as Lapel Menswear in Wayfarers Arcade, Man to Man on Lord Street, The Vincent Hotel on Lord Street and others.
The services provided at Eva’s Sewing Room include: women’s, men’s and children’s alterations; wedding and prom dress alterations; curtains and cushions made; all at reasonable prices.
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