Clothing with personality and leather accessories: gifts for men on February 23 in the Department Store of the National Centre RUSSIA
Gifts for
men for Defender of the Fatherland Day to suit any taste can be found in the
Department Store. For example, stylish clothing with quotes from the President
of the Russian Federation or with a lion — the symbol of the National Centre.
There are also stylish accessories made from natural leather.
Clothing
and accessories with quotes from the President of the Russian Federation,
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, were first presented at the International RUSSIA
EXPO and were consistently in demand among visitors. Patriotic t-shirts, caps,
and hoodies are available thanks to the Department Store project. Stylish items
with bright quotes will make an excellent gift for men on February 23.
Also
available in the Department Store is a unique collection of clothing and
accessories featuring the emblem of the National Centre. The lion is a symbol
of the revival of national culture. This image appears in folklore, as well as
in church murals and sculptures created by artists of the past. Moreover, the
lion symbolizes courage, bravery, and nobility. An item adorned with this
symbol will make a truly meaningful gift.
Another
versatile gift is natural leather accessories from the ROAD 737 brand, originating
from St. Petersburg. A high-quality wallet, a cardholder, a convenient
crossbody bag, or a stylish travel bag — such a present is always a great
choice, especially since all items come with a 365-day warranty.
We remind
you that the Department Store is currently located in Pavilion No. 3, on the
first floor, near the Grand Concert Hall. The venue is open to guests attending
events at the National Centre RUSSIA.
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