Parels.  A promising name for this circular shop that opened in September 2020. The second-hand treasures you find here come from the thrift store Vindingrijk. Parels has no inventory. Every day you score new items in the shop and on the webshop.

In addition to a shop, Parels also wants to be a place for meeting and inspiration for people who want to work towards a circular Breda. There are workspaces and meeting rooms, you can go there for information and advice, and workshops are organised. The interior of the shop is also made from reused materials. How circular do you want it to be? 

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Organic coffee, organic bread, and homemade cake. Sounds good, right? All the items in the shop are for sale and personally made or collected. There’s also a lot of brocante from Belgium, France, and England. Items with a story. So no mass production or production in third-world countries. You can shop for your items with peace of mind at STILLEVEN.

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The Salvation Army established ‘ReShare’ in 2006: a way to collect and reuse clothing and textiles. This way, fewer clothing items and shoes end up in incinerators. The price you pay for that beautiful piece of clothing also goes entirely to the assistance provided by the Salvation Army. Helping people while shopping. It doesn’t get any better than that, does it?

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Want to shop vintage? Then come to Sint Annastraat! At J'adore Vintage, owner Suus helps you find the coolest finds from the '70s, '80s and '90s. You'll discover unique items here. And it's sustainable too, as you are buying second-hand. You can go 'treasure hunting' for € 35,00 per kilo. 

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Bloesem Vintage sells vintage clothing for modern times and makes the world a little more sustainable. Bloesem Vintage was founded by Kay Verhagen. The idea for Bloesem Vintage came about in the spring of 2020, under a blossom tree. After losing her job in the events industry due to the coronavirus pandemic, Kay decided to pursue one of her other passions: vintage clothing.

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Starting the coolest second-hand clothing store – that was the idea of Arda Palm in 2001. ‘Great clothes for low prices.’ The concept took off and the shop in Leiden became successful. There are now several branches of Appel & Ei, including one in Breda. Feel free to browse through all the clothes, bags, and shoes, and who knows, you might find a nice item at a bargain! Do you want to hand in your own clothes and contribute to this cool concept? You can certainly do that too! 

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Loya is a sustainable lifestyle store run by Lotte and Yara. The business arose from their interest and passion for sustainability. In their store, you can find women's and men's clothing, interior accessories, and personal care products. 

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At STEK, all facets of creativity and sustainability come together. Here you will find all kinds of diverse businesses and experience a sense of connection and collaboration. That is the strength of STEK. Take a stroll through STEK and check out Stam Indoor, a upholsterer who repurposes fabrics for items such as cushions, bean bags, and poufs. Or visit Plastiek Breda, where Kristel and Jilles give plastic waste a new long-lasting life by creating something new from it. Or Fiets van Bas: he turns old bicycles into new ones. 

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When it comes to sustainable or organic living, many people think you have to completely stop eating meat. At De Groene Weg they like to show that it can be done differently. At this butcher's, all the meat is of organic origin; 'Fair and delicious'. By the way, you can buy not only meat here. There are also more and more other organic products offered, such as beautiful organic wines.

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