We’re pleased to welcome Different Class Menswear as one of the latest businesses to join the FTZ Telecoms network.
Based in the heart of Derry and owned by Gerard Devine, this well-established independent retailer is known for its commitment to quality and personal service — values that align closely with ours at FTZ. When the team at Different Class required a high-performance telecoms solution to support their growing digital infrastructure, they chose FTZ for our local presence, technical reliability, and customer-focused approach.
“It made a real difference having someone local to speak to face-to-face. David took the time to visit the store, assess our requirements, and ensured the entire setup process was seamless and hassle-free.”
— Gerard Devine, Owner
With increasing reliance on cloud-based tools and digital payment systems, dependable broadband connectivity has become mission-critical for retailers. For Gerard and his colleague Emma, a reliable connection underpins everything from their EPOS system to stock control and card transactions.
FTZ TELECOMS: LOCAL AND RELIABLE
“So much of our day-to-day operations now run through the broadband—EPOS, payments, customer data management. We needed a solution we could depend on. The FTZ fibre line has been excellent — installation was smooth, the service has been responsive and tailored to our needs, and the cost-effectiveness has been a real bonus.”
— Emma, Store Manager
FTZ Telecoms provided a superfast fibre broadband connection along with a resilient landline service, ensuring uninterrupted business continuity. Our Business Development Manager, David, oversaw the entire onboarding process — from site evaluation and installation to porting the landline number — with zero downtime and minimal disruption.
At FTZ Telecoms, we’re proud to deliver enterprise-grade telecom solutions with a local, hands-on approach — combining technical performance with responsive, face-to-face support.
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