Mar 6, 2017
Guests can purchase a Ushanka Fur Hat or one of Russia’s other popular souvenirs at online retailer The Russian Store.

Arizona, United States - March 6, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Founded in 1992, when the internet was in its infancy, The Russian Store has grown to be the leading online retailer of top quality Russian gifts and collectibles in the United States. Among the variety of products offered in their online store, The Russian Store features nesting dolls, jewelry, jewelry boxes, Russian eggs, dishware, figurines, hats, clothing, and religious items, including Christmas décor, to mention just a few of the highlights. For those on the lookout for of the most iconic Russian souvenirs, customers won’t be disappointed by their Ushanka fur hat. This men or women’s fashion accessory is one of the more popular gifts purchased by people who visit their site. The unique online store’s product line continues to expand to as the store enhances operations as well.
When it comes to Russian fur hats, the Russian Store sells many varieties from which to choose. Whether the customer is interested in a black, grey, red, or white Ushanka hat, with coverage for one’s ears or not, it can be found on the store’s site. If details such as a soviet insignia or simple embellishment like an attractive broach, customers will find these as well. The same goes for the customer seeking an authentic fur Ushanka versus one made of synthetic fur. The Russian Store features both types of these high quality, attractive Russian winter hats in their virtual store and affordably so as well.
As for the Ushanka hat, Americans first noticed these hats during the Soviet Era where military leaders and politicians would proudly parade around Russia’s major cities wearing them. Since then, demand for these fur winter hats has not died out, but rather has increased. And, unlike other Russian fur Ushankas, none compare to The Russian Store’s handcrafted, direct-from-Russia, adjustable variety. The Russia Store offers second to none service by providing a fast, pleasant, and reliable shopping experience. Given that all items are stocked in the United States, delivery is fast as well.
“When it comes to the wide variety of cultural treasures people most think about when they consider Russia, Russian fur hats, also known as Ushanka hats, are most likely one of the first images that come to mind. Not only are they functional in terms of keeping your head warm, but they’re fashionable. Our diverse selection of Ushankas includes both real and synthetic fur varieties, in many colors and designs. If you’re in the market for an affordable Russian souvenir like a fur hat, then you’ll love what you see in our online store! -The Russian Store
About The Russian Store: With its headquarters in Arizona, The Russian Store specializes in offering the best, high quality Russian souvenirs available to the American market. It’s product line includes Russian religious memorabilia, Ushanka fur hats, jewelry, and matrioskas, among other delights. The Russian Store experience champions high quality customer service, fair prices, and a uniquely enriching cultural experience.
Contact Info:
Name: The Russian Store
Organization: The Russian Store
Phone: 1-480-664-1383
For more information, please visit https://www.therussianstore.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 175230
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