Ubrania Do Oddania is a Polish start-up brand that is revolutionizing the apparel market, bringing together circular fashion and sustainability whilst supporting charitable organizations. The original and sustainable concept is now available to customers of the Domy Towarowe Wars Sawa Junior in the center of Warsaw. The Ubrania do Oddania shop occupies nearly 230 sqm of retail space. 

Ubrania do Oddania sells carefully selected and refreshed second-hand items, including vintage, branded as well as casual clothes. All products are professionally prepared for sale (washed and ironed), and the professional staff is happy to offer fashion advice. In addition to clothes and accessories, the shop offers a range of cultural events focused on circular fashion and upcycling, i.e. transforming used products to increase their value. This is where customers can also leave clothes and accessories they no longer need, supporting one of nearly 220 partner charitable organizations that will receive funds through a fundraising platform.

“There is hardly a better place to promote the idea of sustainability than downtown Warsaw. Domy Towarowe Wars Sawa Junior has the ambition to reflect and set trends that shape metropolitan centers worldwide: moving away from monocultures in favor of mixed use, inclusivity, integrating city users around issues that will have a significant impact on the quality of life of future generations. Initiatives such as Ubrania do Oddania are an important part of the retail industry’s commitment to global emissions reduction goals,” Scott Dwyer, Group Managing Director, Retail at Atrium European Real Estate, the owner of Domy Towarowe Wars Sawa Junior, said.

(WBJ)