Is this your business?
Claim Mint Velvet Hitchin for free to manage your listing — add photos and opening hours, respond to customers and capture enquiries.
About
Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AIMint Velvet Hitchin sells contemporary women’s clothing, shoes and accessories, with delivery available and wheelchair access at its Bancroft shop. The range seems especially useful if you’re after a polished outfit rather than everyday basics, and customers mention the staff being patient and helpful when tracking down something specific or putting together a look. It should suit anyone shopping for a smart work event, a special occasion or simply a new-season wardrobe update. If you find clothes shopping a bit overwhelming, the personal service here may make it easier to get sorted in one visit. It’s a well thought of local fashion stop in Hitchin.
Highlights
Own Mint Velvet Hitchin? Unlock its full potential
Claim your listing for free, then turn it into a round-the-clock marketing engine — let AI answer customer questions, take bookings, and put your business in front of more local people across Hertfordshire.
- A 24/7 AI assistant that answers your customers
- Take online bookings and event RSVPs
- Add your logo, photos, hours and social links
- Priority placement and direct enquiry capture
Free to claim · no card needed · upgrade only if you want the AI & booking extras
Reviews
What customers say on Google
- “What lovely staff and beautiful clothes! Erin helped me find an outfit for a smart work function and she was so patient and lovely throughout. I find shopping so overwhelming and stressful, and this is the first time I’v…”
- “I called the Hitchin store to find out if they had a shirt that had sold out on line. I spoke to Tewabech the most wonderful helpful lady... She found the shirt and even offered to post it to me! Immediately made life ea…”
- “A swanky lady's latest fashion shop. If you are looking for that special outfit for that unique occasion you will have plenty of ideas. The staff are helpful and nothing is too much trouble.”