From today, Filippa K is opening a second hand store in Stockholm as part of the brands wider programme environmental work and will be run on a not-for-profit basis by the company.
“We are incredibly proud to be able to work sustainability in this way. The fact that the superb quality and design of our products enable us to operate a second hand concept is very much in line with the things for which Filippa K stands”, says Filippa Knutsson, Creative Director.
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The store will be run in partnership with Eva Billing, owner of Judits Second Hand in Stockholm, and will offer the public the chance to hand in Filippa K clothes for sale on a commission basis. The range will comprise the entire Filippa K concept, with Woman, Man, ease and Accessories, together with a selection of hand picked vintage jewellery.