Dress for Success Hamilton Women’s Clothing Pop-Up Sale
Dress for Success Hamilton Women’s Clothing Pop-Up Sale
Thursday April 29th 10 am - 6 pm
Friday April 30th 10 am - 6 pm
Saturday May 1st 9 am - 12 pm
The Long Room, Level 1, Wintec House,
Cnr of Angelsea & Nisbet Street
Hamilton Central,
Hamilton 3204.
After cancelling two sales in 2020, our Pop-Up Sale is back this April. Come to Wintec and browse our selection of gently used women’s clothing, accessories and shoes. All items are priced at $5, except the designer vintage and quirky rack, priced from $10. To register your interest in our sale, head to our Facebook events page fb.me....
Shop sustainably, meet our team of volunteer stylists and pick up some great deals for your wardrobe. All sale proceeds help Dress for Success empower Waikato women.
PRE-SALE EVENT - Thursday 29th of April, 9:00 - 10:00 am
We are also offering tickets for our Pre-Sale Event. For $20, you can gain exclusive access to ALL of our designer items before opening our doors to the public.
We will be serving light refreshments as you shop your heart out with the first pick!
All designer items will be out and available for ticket holders.
To secure a Pre-Sale Event ticket, see events.humanitix.com...
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