Vintage clothing, interior design and furniture shop, show room offers very refi ned, handpicked selection of European mostly 50-70’s interior items, magnificent lamps, desks, china and cutlery. The vintage clothes selection is so good that even the shop owner can barely part with it, so items are available only for rental.

Anna Led is a Latvian designer who combines the ancient traditions of manual weaving with modern style tendencies.

Clothes by different international designers and brands, but what makes them different is that only the best of past collections is on sale.

You can find ceramics, stationery, jewellery, porcelain and interesting objects for interior decoration made by Latvian artists. They offer mostly works by Linda Lüse, who is an allround creative person and is the soul of this gallery. Other artists include Maruta Raude, Elīna Titåne, Liga Sarkana, Zane Lavrinoviēa, Rolands Vegners, Anna Rubene and Jånis Vinss.

Ta-dam! The fi rst concept shoe shop in Riga. It’s not even a shop but an apartment inhabited by shoes. The girl’s best friends Nŗ2 have shamelessly occupied even the bedroom and kitchen. Call the shop to order a private meeting with the footwear and the beautiful hostess of the establishment for some girl shoe-chat.

Miit = bicycle shop/cafe/workshop/meeting point/design studio/weekend parties.

Second Breath is the concept of sharing and supporting, through giving away and buying things. Also Otra Elpa is an insight into Riga’s history as all items—clothes, accessories, bric-a-brac, interior design items, toys—are local vintage. Brilliant idea for a souvenir. Also fair trade produce, lectures and yoga lessons.

Just splendid! Marvellous vintage (read ‘well-travelled’) handpicked 80’s-90’s fashion piece store/bar club. This probably is the number one hipsters’ destination in Riga. Spacious, very well organized interior, funky accessories, design objects, VHS tapes, also carefully sheltered soviet bags, belts and shoes. If you’re lucky you may witness the rare but explosive Perle vintage parties, so you should defi nitely put on your ‘new’ clothes!

This magnifi cent contemporary Latvian lifestyle concept shop, run by prominent local designers, gathers the quintessence of local contemporary furniture, interior objects, textile, tableware and jewellery design. Everything is made in Latvia (many items are handmade), absolutely useful and of a very corresponding price. It’s barely impossible to leave without buying one of those curious ethno-contemporary goods as a souvenir!