Men's vyshyvanky
Shirts on white linen, cross-stitched in blue, in black and white, in black with orange and yellow.

Eurostyle · eurostyle_ua_
Eurostyle UA · Ukrainian embroidery seller
Ukrainian goods and accessories — DM for sales and inquiries.
Eurostyle UA is a Ukrainian goods business that runs entirely through Instagram. The account is signed with the seller's first name, Svitlana, and the whole description is two lines: Ukrainian goods and accessories, and an invitation to send a direct message about sales and inquiries.
What she posts is embroidery. Men's vyshyvanky on white linen, cross-stitched in blue, in black and white, in black with orange and yellow. Women's and girls' blouses — white with red and burgundy patterning, deep green with poppies and cornflowers. Wedding rushnyky worked with viburnum, roses, rings and the words НА ДОЛЮ and НА ЩАСТЯ, and one rushnyk of red and black flowering trees in pots.
She brings the stock to Ukrainian community events. A September 2024 post announcing the Ukrainian festival in Lanark County at Carleton Place thanks the festival's partners and vendors, and names @eurostyle_ua_ among them.
The account carries no shop website, no price list and no phone number. What is left, what a piece costs and whether a size can be found are all settled in Instagram messages.
Ukrainian goods and accessories; current assortment, availability and prices by direct Instagram inquiry.
Shirts on white linen, cross-stitched in blue, in black and white, in black with orange and yellow.
White blouses with red and burgundy patterning, and a deep green blouse embroidered with poppies, cornflowers and daisies.
Embroidered towels with viburnum, acorns, roses, grapes, wedding rings and the words НА ДОЛЮ and НА ЩАСТЯ.
A rushnyk embroidered with red and black flowering trees standing in pots.
She brings her pieces to community festivals. The September 2024 announcement of the Ukrainian festival in Lanark County at Carleton Place names Eurostyle UA among its partners and vendors.
Eurostyle UA publishes no town and no address of its own. Where it can be found is the Ukrainian community calendar around Ottawa: the festival in Lanark County at Carleton Place, Ontario, whose September 2024 announcement counted Eurostyle UA among its partners and vendors.
Everything between those days happens in Instagram messages, which reach her from anywhere. No shipping terms are published, so whether a piece can be posted is a question for the same inbox.
September — a post announcing the Ukrainian festival in Lanark County at Carleton Place thanks its partners and vendors and names Eurostyle UA among them
The account describes itself as Ukrainian goods and accessories. What appears in the posts is embroidery: men's vyshyvanky, blouses for women and girls, and wedding rushnyky.
By direct message on Instagram — the profile bio asks for exactly that. No price list, order form or phone number is published anywhere on the account.
At the Ukrainian community events she takes a stall at. The September 2024 announcement of the festival in Lanark County at Carleton Place named Eurostyle UA among its partners and vendors. No upcoming dates are published on the account, so where she will be next is a question for Instagram messages.
None is published. The Instagram account carries no link and no address, so the messages there are the only channel we can point you to.
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