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.
Second-hand clothing.
Monday to Friday: 10h30 - 19h | Saturday: 11h30 - 18h | Sunday: closed
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Address:
Rua Doutor Eduardo Santos Silva, 75
Postal Code:
4200-282
City Zone:
Asprela
Mobile Phone:
933409947
Email:
ne.m.cruz@gmail.com
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