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Gandaia opens its doors again to low prices: there are items up to 60 euros (but only for 2 days)
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Gandaia opens its doors again to low prices: there are items up to 60 euros (but only for 2 days)

SAPO Notícias15 September 2026 at 12:12

Gandaia has once again opened the doors of its store in Santos for another Warehouse Sale. This is a special sale where the brand offers pieces from the spring/summer 2026 collection at reduced prices.

The prices of items in this special sale go up to 60 euros, allowing consumers to purchase brand articles at more affordable prices. The promotional event is time-limited, running for only two days.

This initiative by Gandaia aims to give customers the opportunity to purchase pieces from the new collection at lower prices, at a time when the brand is promoting stock clearance or the presentation of the new season.

Why this matters

Gandaia is holding a Warehouse Sale at its store in Santos, with pieces from the spring/summer 2026 collection available at prices up to 60 euros, in a promotion limited to just 2 days. This informs local consumers about a time-limited shopping opportunity with discounted clothing, allowing them to plan their visit accordingly. The sale targets bargain hunters in the Santos region looking for affordable fashion items.

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