Pieces from the personal wardrobes of Amit Haykin and Naomi Steg (NUMA) are on sale at a Dandasha popup in Jaffa. The collaboration with the content creators opened on November 3 and is scheduled to run for about three weeks, as part of an initiative by the Shekulo Tov Group’s secondhand clothing chain.
The initiative invites influencers and content creators to donate clothing from their own closets for sale at Dandasha stores at accessible prices. Haykin and Steg will share the process of choosing their donations with their followers. They will also browse the racks themselves, looking for secondhand finds and putting together outfits from the store’s selection.
Dandasha operates 13 stores across Israel, selling clothing and accessories. Its branches also provide vocational training for women with disabilities and barriers to employment. The work experience helps participants develop professional skills, build experience and gain independence as they prepare to enter the wider job market.
The Jaffa branch is at 8 HaMelekh Hiram Street. Its regular hours are Sunday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m., and Friday, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. For more information about the branch and the collaboration, contact the chain at *2559, extension 3, or see its store directory.
