Yes, it's more calm:)

Yeah, I really prefer no music in this type of videos

Yesssssssssss 😊

Better without music.

I also prefer no music in the background because it’s less distracting 💆🏼‍♀️

Yes! :)

Ooooh! Curated by Naja! I’m here for it! #curatedbynaja

Thank you 💘

I agree and alot of sustainable brands aren't that stylish.

Thank you 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷

I have a reaaallllly long one on my beauty routine if you scroll back just a tiny bit 🫶🏼

Thank you 🫶🏼

So true! I often get messages or comments saying that they have pieces from here that have lasted them 15-20 years, so it’s more about how you look after them… Not true lol, they don’t make the clothes like that anymore!

Unfirtunately yes! Even my white t-shirts from 5 years ago and this year have significant quality difference.

No you cannot return used items in the store in Denmark either, I was specifically talking about items that are faulty or quickly fall apart - when that happens in Denmark (at least outside of H&M and Zara, which I'm no longer knowledgable about) you walk in and "complain" and they will take the item back under warranty. It's not really considered complaining per se either, because the clerk will likely come to the same conclusion as you and just take it back. When something similar has happened in Zurich, and I've gone to "complain" about it (and yes, I promise, I am being VERY polite), it usually starts a dynamic where they tell me that I am in the wrong-and then there are two choices: leave or turn into a Karen. Lmao. I have so many anecdotes from the past 5+ years about this, both my own experiences and from friends, so here's one: I bought a standard pair of 15$ thick gold hoop earrings in Zara. They broke in about a week where the thin part that goes through the pierced ear broke off - and so I went into the store - with my receipt - and the broken earrings - and brought a fresh pair of earrings to the disk too, just saying that I wanted a new pair because the old one broke. I specifically remember that I brought the receipt in on day 9 because of how ridiculous it was. The girl I had talked to took the earrings and went and talked to someone else, and now they were 4 Zara workers standing and clearly talking about the earrings. I waited for about 5-10 minutes before walking over and asking if there was a problem - to which one of them told me they couldn't give me a new pair of earrings because they couldn't be certain that I hadn't broken them myself. And I was just like "Well... That's what a warranty is for and besides I don't want my money back, I just want an identical pair of 15$ earrings" This started a 5 min back and fourth and eventually the manager came and decided to give me a new pair of earrings - but not before hearing every person present recount the course of events as seen by them. The whole ordeal took around 20-25 minutes and I was dumbfounded the entire time 😂😂😂 Okay, so this case is quite extreme, but it's born out of this mentality the Swiss seem to have that when you buy something wearable, there's a certain risk, and whatever happens after that moment is on you - and you don't complain about it after, either. To be honest it doesn't just only pertain to clothes either. Thank you for coming to my storytime 😄🫶🏼

Just to add - had this happened in Denmark, the FIRST girl would have been like oh yeah I see that, sure, and you'd be out the door in 1 minute.

@@NajaSierra hahaha WOW they just used up like 100 dollars of time just discussing it between themselves! Thank you for sharing 😄

Wearing an S

@@NajaSierraThanks!