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Vintage fans take note: Summe opens its doors in Haarlem

The second-hand clothing store Summe has opened a new 165-square-meter location at Grote Houtstraat 143 in Haarlem. The shop offers a curated selection of pre-loved apparel and accessories, aiming to provide a sustainable alternative for fashion-conscious shoppers.

A new second-hand clothing store called Summe has officially opened its doors in Haarlem. Located at Grote Houtstraat 143, the store offers approximately 165 square meters of retail space filled with pre-loved apparel and accessories. The collection includes a mix of well-known brands and unique pieces, providing shoppers with a sustainable alternative to buying new clothes by focusing on items that reflect current fashion trends.

This expansion marks another milestone for the brand, which already operates locations in cities such as Delft, Leiden, and Deventer. The store encourages customers to browse through its frequently changing inventory to discover one-of-a-kind finds. The arrival of Summe in Haarlem is part of a broader trend of new businesses opening in the city, joining recent additions like the Salsa Shop and the Italian specialty shop Mercato Tomato, offering residents an increasingly diverse local shopping experience.

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