Three businesses in Paisley have been recognised for their creative festive displays this year.
A total of 24 traders took part in the Best Dressed Christmas Window Competition, organised by business improvement organisation Paisley First.
This year's contest was judged by St Mirren legend Tony Fitzpatrick, who runs competition website Legacy Comps.
The Print Centre, in Gauze Street, took home the top prize with their handmade train with moving wheels and waving Santa Claus.
Second place went to the St Vincent's Hospice charity shop, in Moss Street, with their St Mirren-themed 'Snow Gonk'.
And third place went to the staff and children of Orchardgrove Nursery, in Orchard Street, for their multi-window display.
A spokesperson for Paisley First said: "Congratulations to our winners and well done everyone who took part in this year's competition, we loved all your festive displays!
"Do you agree with Tony's choices? Take the tour and judge for yourself!
"Just collect a Best Dressed Christmas Window leaflet from our leaflet racks in either the Piazza Shopping Centre or The Paisley Centre."
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