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We have not yet been able to find much information about Paisley's. We believe it was a Scottish departmenbt stores. It was founded by Arnott Paisley in the middle of the Depression, we think in 1931. This was the same time that Mark's & Spencer's also opened a store in the town. Paisley is a town that in the 20th century became a part ofthe Glasgow metropolitan area. We do not know much about the store or if there were any branch stores, but the appear to have opened a store in the Glasgow city center (Jamaica St.). We know they had a line of Scottish goods like tweeds and kilts. The store is now closed, but we do not know just when. Hopefully our Scottish readers will know more.
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