More than 150 Ukrainian brands: “Vsi. Svoi” to kick off the fall season
26 August 10:03
On the first weekend of September, Kyiv will host the first market of the new season organized by the “Vsi. Svoi” project, titled “New Collections”—over 150 Ukrainian brands will present their updated fall collections of clothing, footwear, and accessories. The event will take place at its usual location—the gallery at 12 Desyatinnaya Street, where the project has been holding markets for over ten years, according to "Komersant Ukrainian", citing the organizers.
Over 150 Ukrainian brands
The organizers promise a major update to your fall wardrobe: the market will feature new collections from over 150 Ukrainian clothing, footwear, and accessory brands. The “Vsi. Svoi” project team has kept the event venue the same, as it has already become a recognizable spot for fans of Ukrainian fashion and design.
Ten Years of Markets on Desyatynna Street
The “Vsi. Svoi” project has been holding markets at this location since 2015—last year, the team celebrated the format’s tenth anniversary. Over this time, “New Collections” has become a regular fall tradition: a similar event under the same name has been held in September of previous years and has consistently brought together over 150 Ukrainian clothing, footwear, and accessory manufacturers across several floors of the gallery. Traditionally, these markets at 12 Desyatynna Street are open on weekends from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., and admission is always free for visitors.
In addition to the clothing market, “Vsi. Svoi” regularly organizes themed markets in other categories—such as home decor, ceramics, or gastronomy—which rotate throughout the season. This allows the same producers to return to Desyatynna with new collections several times a year and sell their products directly to Kyiv residents without intermediaries.
Start of the New Season
The “New Collections” market will kick off the fall season of the “Vsi. Svoi” project and will be the capital’s first major fashion event after the summer break. The organizers traditionally combine the sale of collections with a supporting program—master classes, charity events, or meet-and-greets with designers—the details of which are usually finalized closer to the event date. For many small Ukrainian brands, such markets remain the primary channel for direct sales—especially for those whose production facilities have been affected by the war.
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