HEMA winkels in Amsterdam (2024)

FAQs

What kind of store is HEMA in Amsterdam? ›

HEMA (Dutch pronunciation: [ɦeːmaː]; originally an acronym for Hollandsche Eenheidsprijzen Maatschappij Amsterdam, "Standard Price Company of Holland, Amsterdam"), is a Dutch variety chain store.

Cosmetics, clothes, food and other product ranges are available too. Additional locations: Please check the HEMA website for additional locations.

Our customers are not only in the Netherlands, but also in Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Germany and Austria. HEMA has more than 740 stores and webstores in these countries. Customers can find everything they need for their daily lives: every hour, every day, every season, all year round. We are here for everyone.

Making a purchase could not be easier. Just browse our store, and add any items that you wish to buy into the shopping cart.

As with its fellow Scandinavian rivals IKEA and Tiger (from Denmark), shoppers are lured to HEMA by the promise of good value, and simple but eye catching designs. HEMA's design ethos is to sell products that are 'functional as well as special'.

HEMA your Dutch department store. Ever since being established in 1926 HEMA, the Hollandsche Eenheidsprijzen Maatschappij Amsterdam, has been the quintessential Dutch department store. A wide range of HEMA products from household goods to clothing and food can be found in many homes across the Netherlands and abroad.

The retailer, which sells a wide range of goods, including clothing, accessories and beauty products, said it wants to to focus on its core Netherlands, Belgian and French markets. News of its exit follows last week's news that Gap is shutting all of its UK stores as part of a review of its European operations.

Hema Xiansheng, the Alibaba-owned supermarket chain, recently announced an expansion of its delivery range, extending the fastest delivery time from 30 minutes to one hour and increasing the range from three kilometers to five kilometers.

A. We deliver to destinations worldwide. Shipping is calculated by the volumetric weight (how much room the item takes up in the plane) and will appear in the shopping basket when you have selected your destination country at the checkout.

IT'S HISTORICAL!

SoCal Swords is a dedicated HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) school and shop in Orange County, CA.

Is HEMA and Di HEMA the same? ›

They have a very different molecular structure, with di-HEMA being considerably larger than HEMA. HEMA is a known high-level allergen. All acrylates are allergens, but di-HEMA is considerably less so. This is almost certainly due to its molecular size and less ability to penetrate the skin.

The long sword is the most popular type of weapon studied by the HEMA community, with most clubs focused exclusively on it.

Tuition varies according to the club and area, but generally are in line with the costs of studying at any martial art school. In the United States for example prices can vary from $40 USD to $200 USD, depending on the costs of the club operating.

When you buy Hema 4WD on Android, it unlocks and downloads the maps and applies some branding to the Memory-Map app. However the license only works with Android. We recommend buying via the Digital Map Store in order to use the maps on PC, Mac and iOS as well as Android.

HEMA has been represented in Italy since 1999. In 2011 we founded our Italian subsidiary HEMA Sefra. The HEMA Sefra sales and production site is conveniently located between Ferrara, Bologna and Modena in Terre del Reno (Fr. Sant'Agostino).

You will find it in many types of nail products such as glue, acrylic, gel polish and gels. HEMA is known as 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate or hydroxyethyl methacrylate; monomers used to polymerize UV gels.

We asked Dutch consumers about "Most popular online shops" and found that "Bol.com" takes the top spot, while "ASOS" is at the other end of the ranking.

The main supermarkets in Amsterdam and the Netherlands are Albert Heijn, Dirk, Aldi, Lidl, Vomar and C1000. As with all supermarkets in Amsterdam, they are much smaller than supermarkets in the rest of the world, mainly due to the lack of space in the city.

HEMA, a light-curing monomer commonly found in gel nail polish, is also known as Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate or 2-hydroxyethyl Methacrylate. When HEMA is polymerised under UV/LED light, gel nails become hardened and shiny. HEMA is also used in other industries, such as medicine and dentistry.