Tired of mainstream fashion? Fast fashion makes you cringe? All Humana stores are boring? Do you want something really old, vintage but still fabulous? Then Sveta Vintaaž is for you! It has every clothing item one would want: coats, shoes, dresses, bags and accessories.
There is a special section by a famous Estonian blogger, Estonian celebrities are often seen in clothes from there, and Sveta Vintaaž make their own merch; sweatshirts, t-shirts and drinks. I own a hoodie as well ;). It is simple and cool, has only one word written on it - Kopli, the district it came from. It comes in three colours: black, red, grey.
All garments are handpicked from all over Europe and Estonia. So if you are looking for some nostalgic pieces from the '80s and '90s, it is the place to be.
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