Jacarandá was born in the midst of the pandemic to offer original, limited edition women’s pieces, combining elegance and sustainability. The brand’s catalog includes sweaters, jackets, overalls, skirts, pants, dresses, tops and blouses.
Its production process is sustainable and transparent: most of the fabrics are Portuguese (dead stock or recycled) and all the pieces are made in Portugal.
Atelier located in Coimbra (by appointment) and the pieces can be found in Coimbra, Lisbon and Torres Vedras.
A second-hand clothes store in downtown Coimbra, it goes beyond simply selling used items. Inside the store they have a sewing studio, where they make
A second-hand store in Caldas da Rainha where you can go to buy, but also sell, what you no longer use. There you’ll find clothes,
Lollipop breathes new life into fabrics, whenever possible of Portuguese origin. The materials are carefully selected and transformed into unique women’s garments. The models are
This project actively contributes to the reduction of waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse. This SDG also aims to reduce global food waste in production and consumption.
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