In the heart of rue Frédéric Bastiat, in Mont-de-Marsan, Sarah opened a boutique “ The Reference” which stands out in the local landscape. Specializing in second-hand clothing, it offers a fine selection of carefully sourced items, which it refreshes itself to give them a second life.
The idea of opening this boutique was born after several years spent in large-scale ready-to-wear distribution. This experience made him want to create a place in his image, far from commercial chains. “After three years of parental leave, I had time to think about a project that really suited me,” she explains. The Reference thus reflects its taste for quality, vintage, and its desire to engage in more responsible consumption.
Unlike a consignment store, Sarah’s store does not receive items directly from customers. She visits flea markets, garage sales, and private purchases to find unique, often vintage pieces, that is to say clothing more than 20 years old. She buys and selects each piece carefully. If a garment needs small adjustments like sewing on a button or unfastening a piece of fabric, she does it herself. Everything is washed, ironed, and ready to wear. This meticulous approach guarantees exceptional quality to the items offered in store.
With her eco-responsible model, Sarah invites Montois to rediscover the charm of vintage and second-hand clothing. An address of choice for those looking for unique and quality pieces, in line with a sustainable and local approach.
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