Soocomfy Limited was incorporated in November 2020 and registered at 22 Laund Road, Huddersfield, HD3 3TU, in West Yorkshire. The company's SIC codes place it in clothing retail, covering both physical specialised stores and mail order or internet sales. That dual classification points to a model combining a shopfront with an online catalogue. A business of this size typically buys garments from suppliers, manages stock, processes in-store and postal orders, and handles customer enquiries. The company held a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, which under the Home Office system indicates the sponsor was assessed as compliant with its duties around record-keeping and reporting. That licence would have allowed Soocomfy to hire skilled overseas workers. However, Companies House records show the company is now dissolved. Dissolution ends a company's legal existence, usually because it has stopped trading and has been struck off the register. The sponsor licence therefore is no longer valid, and it cannot issue Certificates of Sponsorship or take on new employees. For job seekers and researchers, this entry is a historical record rather than an active sponsorship opportunity. The current status should be verified with Companies House before any reliance is placed on it.

Soocomfy Limited was incorporated in November 2020 and registered at 22 Laund Road, Huddersfield, HD3 3TU, in West Yorkshire. The company's SIC codes place it in clothing retail, covering both physical specialised stores and mail order or internet sales. That dual classification points to a model combining a shopfront with an online catalogue. A business of this size typically buys garments from suppliers, manages stock, processes in-store and postal orders, and handles customer enquiries. The company held a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, which under the Home Office system indicates the sponsor was assessed as compliant with its duties around record-keeping and reporting. That licence would have allowed Soocomfy to hire skilled overseas workers. However, Companies House records show the company is now dissolved. Dissolution ends a company's legal existence, usually because it has stopped trading and has been struck off the register. The sponsor licence therefore is no longer valid, and it cannot issue Certificates of Sponsorship or take on new employees. For job seekers and researchers, this entry is a historical record rather than an active sponsorship opportunity. The current status should be verified with Companies House before any reliance is placed on it.