From the youngest and boldest style to the most sober and classic, Panna jewellery pieces are produced in a totally handcrafted way, where ruby, emerald, sapphire, silver or semi-precious stones are some of the most used raw materials in female and male lines. But not only of jewellery does this brand live; it also sells hand embroidered wallets and beach bags, full of details, coloured wool, silk or cotton handkerchiefs, and even key rings with pompons, practical, fun and relaxed. The inspiration for the decoration lies in an ethnic and tribal universe, with strong Indian and Thai influences also visible, for example, in the Buddhas that decorate the space.

Suddenly, if you think of the 60s and 70s of the 20th century, you will imagine hippies, sexual revolution, Woodstock, Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Janis Joplin, Jefferson Airplane, beatnik poetry, above all, constant struggle for freedom. If Portugal lived this possibility already in the middle of the 70’s of the 20th century, the imaginary of that time remained and the Tribal Shop offers freedom through clothing. Aimed at women’s clothing, you can find here skirts, dresses, pants, tunics, blouses, jackets, among others, with designs and patterns that date back to those decades, but with the touch of current trends. They ship all over the country, being able to order through your blog or social networks.

In early 2009, from a conversation between two friends, Inês Basek and Margarida Furst, the idea arose to develop a service that would help all women find their right bra size. This is how Dama de Copas, a shop specialising in Bra Fitting and lingerie consultancy, with 11 shops in Portugal and Spain, emerges. Its mission is to help all women to choose the right bra size and model for each occasion, through a free Bra Fitting consultation. According to their experience, with more than 210,000 fittings made since 2009, more than 90% of women do not wear the right bra, so every day they advise and change the lives of many women.