Vintage clothes are often considered better quality than modern clothing because they were typically made with higher quality natural materials, designed to last longer, and crafted with more attention to detail using traditional techniques, unlike today's fast fashion which prioritizes lower prices and quicker production cycles, often leading to lower quality materials and crafting methods.

When selecting clothes for the shop, we don't only focus on the aesthetic but also on quality composition.

We prioritize natural fabrics like cotton, linen, wool, silk, and leather for their comfort and durability, ensuring that each piece not only looks good but also feels great to wear.

You will find the composition of each piece on it's description.

Choosing vintage promotes sustainability by reducing waste and conserving resources. By purchasing second-hand items, you help extend the life of products, preventing them from ending up in landfills. Vintage shopping also decreases the demand for new manufacturing, which often involves significant environmental impact and exploitation of workers. Additionally, it supports small businesses making it a win for both the planet and society.