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Feminine and sexy, yet quirky and tough, is how store manager Jacqueline Hart describes Summum's style.<\/p><\/div>\n
Still, there is something left to be desired for Summum. \"Our collections already include shoes, scarves, gloves, bags, caps and belts,\" lists manager Hart. \"In time, the intention is to expand that accessory line even further with jewellery. By the way: with the leather belts comes a great story. After Jorien and her team designed them, they are made in the Netherlands by a brother and sister from Friesland who get the skins directly from the slaughterhouse nearby. How local do you want it?\"<\/p>\n
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Which brings the conversation to the inevitable topic when it comes to fashion: sustainability. \"As in our clothing recommendations, we are honest about that,\" Hart says. \"We don't profile ourselves as a sustainable label, although we do strive to have as little impact as possible. We do this by having our clothes made from fabrics that use as little water and chemicals as possible. This is done in countries that respect human rights and safe working conditions.\" She grabs a heavy, soft, oversized cardigan with puffed sleeves from the rack. \"Feel for yourself. By working with such high-quality materials, our clothes last year after year. That too, of course, is better for the earth.\"<\/p>\n