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Supporting community for 60 years

FROM humble beginnings in 1963, the Cater family has been dedicated to providing only the best when it comes to menswear, a fact which has been recognised on the 60-year anniversary of Claude Cater Mensland, Mareeba.

For the past six decades, Pam, Raymond and Robert Cater alongside their passionate team have provided locals with essential men’s, western and work wear and school supplies whilst also offering in-store alterations and delivery across the region.

The business has grown to be Mareeba’s most trusted clothing store, providing uniforms for local sporting clubs, high schools and businesses as well as safety and western wear for station workers across the Far North.

Cater’s are celebrating the lifelong legacy left behind by its founder, father and husband, Claude Cater.

Although Claude passed away in 2001, his memory and passion when it came to his business has been deeply ingrained into the way business is run today and his wife Pam believes if he were here today, he would feel a great sense of pride.

“He would be amazed at how much stock we have today and how well the businesses has grown,” she said.

“When he passed, the two shops were separate, but our sons (Raymond and Robert) have integrated it together.

“I am very proud of the boys and (Claude) knew I would still be here doing the financials and alternations.”

To celebrate its birthday, Claude Cater Mensland will be putting together lucky draw prizes. Those who shop in store will have the opportunity to win products from the store.

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