Indonesia’s 4th NANBOYA shop opens in Bandung
The upscale secondhand store “Nanboya” expanded into the Islamic market, with its fourth branch opening in Indonesia on 1 June 2021.
With Indonesia’s rapidly growing affluent and middle-class population, Nanboya is actively opening branches in the country.
After opening its first shop in Jakarta (the capital city) in August 2020, the upscale secondhand store NANBOYA opened its fourth branch in Indonesia, “NANBOYA Bandung Central Hub Office” in Bandung.
Indonesia’s population of affluent and middle-class people is rapidly increasing in recent years, shifting the country from a production base to a consumer market. Therefore, Nanboya’s reuse business, where it sells unused/preloved luxury goods to those who need them, has a high affinity with Indonesia.
In just ten months, five branches were opened in the Islamic market: three in Indonesia (North Jakarta, South Jakarta and Surabaya), one in Malaysia (Plaza Damas) and one in Turkey (Istanbul) between August 2020 and May 2021.
Even in Bandung, they aim to provide Japanese-style service and expand public awareness of the upscale secondhand store “Nanboya” and eco-friendly reuse culture.
Nanboya Bandung Central Hub located in the heart of Bandung, a city in western Java, Indonesia. Bandung is at a high altitude and famous for its year-round, cool summer resort. It’s a city home to many wealthy people. Also, many people visit on weekends because of its universities, cafes and shopping areas.
Store Name
NANBOYA Bandung Central Hub Office
Business Hours
10:00-18:00 (Weekdays, Local time)
*pre-booking required for Sat-Sun, local weekends and public holidays.
Address
Suite 107, Office & Beyond, Jl Cimanuk No 6, Bandung 40115, West Java, Indonesia
Resell/Rebuy Category
Watches, bags, jewellery and accessories
Supported Languages
Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian), English
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