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Responsible gifts,

You name it, we've got it!

Being careful with our consumption is essential. In these times of celebrations, the purchases are numerous. Let’s give preference to eco-responsible gifts!

Intangible gifts are preferred:

A meal at a local restaurant is always a treat, plus it’s the perfect opportunity to share moments with others.

An immersive day at Rêves de Bisons Park, ideal for spending a day away from it all

A massage or a treatment in Bacqueville, Quiberville, Val-de-Scie or Luneray
Yoga sessions at Bulles in Brachy or elsewhere

A painting class with Veronica Canzanella, pottery with Anne Gosselin or Raku with Alain Triballeau

 

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A rather sporty activity?

An electric scooter session with Wolftrott
A membership to the Val-de-Saâne pool
A fishing pass for the next season on sale at our offices in Quiberville and Auffay

A family afternoon of tree climbing at Arbventure, to satisfy young and old
A horseback riding lesson or another activity

 

and the list goes on. . .

Material gifts yes!

But second hand, locally created or homemade,

it's even better!

Decorations, clothing, furniture, books, … there’s something for everyone:

  • Clothes and accessories second-hand at LABoutique de Val-de-Saâne, and at Auffay’stival des prix
  • Upcycled materials for a second life at Carré rouge couture
  • Decor, furniture, dishes, books and many other things are to be found in our flea markets
  • Local creations made by passionate craftsmen (section savoir-make)
  • Local products on sale in our stores in Auffay and Quiberville and in delicatessens

If you don’t find what you’re looking for there, then take a look at the online platforms for selling between individuals, there are plenty of things for sale near you!

And what about the gift wrapping?

We’d prefer a cute fabric bag, the famous St. Nicholas socks/boots or a large burlap hood that can be personalized and reused every year. If you have fabric scraps, use them to create a beautiful wrap!

This technique has a name: the “Furokishi”, it is a method of folding and knotting fabrics to wrap gifts that comes to us from Japan! Here is a beautiful example in photo proposed by Embrin in Ambrumesnil for your Christmas shopping in their store!

Now it’s your choice!
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