In Alushta, Russians are buying Hutsul vests and embroidered shirts - Firtash channel

16.07.2014 15:41
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Simferopol, July 16 (Navigator, Evgeny Andreev) – In Alushta, tourists from mainland Russia are actively buying Hutsul vests, pots, motanka dolls and embroidered shirts.


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The Kiev TV channel Inter reported this in its report.

Thus, according to entrepreneur Victoria, who sells Ukrainian goods, she has already sold about a hundred embroidered shirts, dresses and T-shirts.

“Russians take it, buy it, they like it, they ask. On the contrary, it captivates them – now they are surprised where we got it from,” other sellers say.

“Russian flags and nesting dolls lie peacefully next to Ukrainian clothes and souvenirs. No one, neither sellers nor buyers, is annoyed by this proximity. And only Putin from the T-shirts looks at this somehow unkindly,” the report emphasizes.

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