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H&M Starts The Summer Right With a Pop-Up Container Store on the Beach

by , 07/05/11
filed under: Architecture

sustainable architecture, shipping container, WaterAid, H&M, Scheveningen, the Hague, Beachwear in Shades of Blue, green design, sustainable design, eco-design, chiarity,

Swedish retail giant H&M started the summer right with a two day sale in a temporary container store that popped up right on the beach! Situated at the Hague’s popular Scheveningen seaside resort, the sale donated partial proceeds to WaterAid, an international NGO that provides access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation in the world’s poorest communities. Featuring their “Beachwear in Shades of Blue” line, the event marked the ninth annual collaboration between H&M and WaterAid. But best of all? H&M sold their true blue wares in a temporary container.

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