Created in Antwerp in 2009 by two Belgian designers, Anton Janssens and Raf Maes, Komono seeks, through its minimalist aesthetics and bold spirit, to present its customers with the best accessories at the best prices, making luxury accessible to anyone’s wallet. This brand’s motto is “the perfect blend of time and vision”, which can translate into the careful selection of prescription eyeglasses and sunglasses that are sold in its space, as well as watches. This store seeks to promote both the history of Komono brand and the city, as can be seen through the walls of this store, where you can perceive decades of history.

Loja Lira opened on July 7, 2017, that is, on 7/7/17, which, for those who believe in coincidences, are numbers that bode for a prosperous future. The number 7 represents perfection, awareness, intuition and will. The owner, Madalena Lira, a fashion designer, works seven days a week in search of perfection in fashion articles. Specializing in women’s clothing, handmade jewelry, all under its own brand, it also sells fabrics and decorative items. Offering the best price and quality to its customers, it seeks to have several options in men’s and women’s fashion, and to tailor each customer that enters this establishment, in order to feel renewed, another feature of the number 7.

Riscas & Pintas is a second hand clothes, shoes and props shop, where those who buy can also sell. This is an increasingly current concept and also in vogue in Portugal. With an ecological component, one can find, in this establishment, a great opportunity to battle consumerism and waste, but also with a financial component, offering articles at very competitive prices, in a context that is not very favourable to the economy. Not only of sale does Riscas & Pintas live. If you have something that, although in good condition, you no longer use, you can also put on sale in this establishment. The offer, as you might expect, is varied, for all genders, ages and fashion trends.