Feather Touch

Feather Touch sits on Queens Road Cross, right near the Congress Office. It’s a busy corner of the city. We have been working out of No.67A/1 for quite some time now. Mostly, we deal with things that make a house feel finished, like cushions and padding. The shop isn't huge, but we pack it full. You’ll see stacks of material when you walk in. Sometimes the morning traffic makes it hard to unload the delivery trucks, but we manage. My staff and I spend the day measuring things out and helping people pick colors that don’t show dirt too quickly. It’s a lot of manual work, honestly. People stop by after work because they’re passing through the junction anyway. We know the regulars by name. Sometimes they just come in to ask about a specific fabric or how to fix a sagging couch. It’s a local business through and through. We don't use flashy ads. Usually, someone’s neighbor told them to come here. We keep the doors open most of the day, so the street noise is just part of the background. It feels like a real part of the neighborhood. The building is older, but it serves its purpose well. We focus on the daily stuff that people need for their rooms. It is a straightforward way to earn a living, and we like being here in this part of town.