Israeli Fashion Chain Tamnoon Offers Clothing from $1.50
Israeli fashion retailer Tamnoon, founded in 1993 by businessman Boruch Reiner, is currently running a significant sale, with prices starting as low as 5 shekels (approximately $1.50 USD).
The promotion includes a wide range of items, with children's summer collection clothing, including tank tops, leggings, pants, and dresses, available for 10 shekels. Boys' shirts and girls' moccasin shoes and sandals are also priced at 10 shekels, along with various colored side bags.
For women, the sale features dresses, printed shirts, and bodysuits for up to 20 shekels. Swimsuit tops and bottoms are offered at 15 shekels, down from the usual 30 shekels.
In addition to the sales, Tamnoon has partnered with the technology company Sign Now to make all its branches accessible to the deaf and hard-of-hearing community. This initiative allows customers to communicate with store staff via instant video calls with certified sign language interpreters. The service is accessible by scanning a QR code at the store entrance or checkout, connecting customers to a real-time interpreter without requiring an app download or prior registration.
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