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Central Asian Designers: The Art of Wearing Local Brands
Central Asian Designers: The Art of Wearing Local Brands
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Asay Jurek
Asay Jurek positions itself as a curated second-hand concept store: its shelves feature unique collections of clothing, bags, and accessories, alongside vintage interior items. The founders' approach to product presentation is particularly noteworthy, with thoughtfully styled photoshoots capturing the aesthetic and spirit of each era. Beyond wardrobe discoveries, shoppers can find distinct homeware and decor—ranging from Soviet milk jugs to mid-century accent cabinets.
Retrolove
Eclectic design enthusiasts will appreciate this store’s curated mix: late-19th-century handmade rugs, Soviet colored glass vases, unusual eyeglass frames, Indian-patterned wallets, and traditional chapans crafted from vintage textiles. The space also houses an expansive collection of vintage reticule handbags from around the globe, alongside antiquarian hardcover books.
«Любимое кресло»
Despite its name, this vintage shop carries a broad spectrum of interior furnishings, including East German floor lamps, Polish writing desks, and Hungarian wardrobes. Pieces are often sold prior to restoration, offering buyers the chance to refurbish items into standout centerpiece furniture. Lyubimoye Kreslo operates locations in Bishkek, Astana, Uralsk, and Almaty, alongside a dedicated vintage tableware shop.
Rebirth Vintage Shop
Upcycling sets this boutique apart. By reworking classic silhouettes into contemporary garments, the team gives discarded apparel a updated second life. Founder Mira personally sources inventory from across Antwerp, Marrakech, Rome, and Kyiv, selecting pieces with distinct origins to bring back to Almaty.
Retro Space
This shop specializes in restoring furniture from past eras into updated statement pieces—such as a Yugoslavian "Milord" sideboard finished in olive green with a hand-painted backdrop, or 1970s Hungarian chairs reupholstered in malachite fabric. Visitors can explore a detailed selection of carved, restored vintage furniture.
Grechka Resale
Tailored for luxury resale and vintage collectors, this store features archival pieces such as Alexander Wang-era Balenciaga dresses, timeless Vivienne Westwood accessories, embroidered American varsity jackets, and tailored wool coats. Select items remain brand-new with tags. A percentage of store proceeds goes toward supporting local animal shelters.
Rebelmuse
Customization defines this store's inventory, making every item one-of-a-kind. Everyday garments are personalized with artistic details, including hoodies featuring an interpretation of Francisco Goya’s Saturn Devouring His Son and shirts inspired by the artwork of Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Asay Jurek positions itself as a curated second-hand concept store: its shelves feature unique collections of clothing, bags, and accessories, alongside vintage interior items. The founders' approach to product presentation is particularly noteworthy, with thoughtfully styled photoshoots capturing the aesthetic and spirit of each era. Beyond wardrobe discoveries, shoppers can find distinct homeware and decor—ranging from Soviet milk jugs to mid-century accent cabinets.
Retrolove
Eclectic design enthusiasts will appreciate this store’s curated mix: late-19th-century handmade rugs, Soviet colored glass vases, unusual eyeglass frames, Indian-patterned wallets, and traditional chapans crafted from vintage textiles. The space also houses an expansive collection of vintage reticule handbags from around the globe, alongside antiquarian hardcover books.
«Любимое кресло»
Despite its name, this vintage shop carries a broad spectrum of interior furnishings, including East German floor lamps, Polish writing desks, and Hungarian wardrobes. Pieces are often sold prior to restoration, offering buyers the chance to refurbish items into standout centerpiece furniture. Lyubimoye Kreslo operates locations in Bishkek, Astana, Uralsk, and Almaty, alongside a dedicated vintage tableware shop.
Rebirth Vintage Shop
Upcycling sets this boutique apart. By reworking classic silhouettes into contemporary garments, the team gives discarded apparel a updated second life. Founder Mira personally sources inventory from across Antwerp, Marrakech, Rome, and Kyiv, selecting pieces with distinct origins to bring back to Almaty.
Retro Space
This shop specializes in restoring furniture from past eras into updated statement pieces—such as a Yugoslavian "Milord" sideboard finished in olive green with a hand-painted backdrop, or 1970s Hungarian chairs reupholstered in malachite fabric. Visitors can explore a detailed selection of carved, restored vintage furniture.
Grechka Resale
Tailored for luxury resale and vintage collectors, this store features archival pieces such as Alexander Wang-era Balenciaga dresses, timeless Vivienne Westwood accessories, embroidered American varsity jackets, and tailored wool coats. Select items remain brand-new with tags. A percentage of store proceeds goes toward supporting local animal shelters.
Rebelmuse
Customization defines this store's inventory, making every item one-of-a-kind. Everyday garments are personalized with artistic details, including hoodies featuring an interpretation of Francisco Goya’s Saturn Devouring His Son and shirts inspired by the artwork of Jean-Michel Basquiat.