Dolce Vita Vintage Store — Local services in Florence

After a great meal nearby we were passing by and I saw a cute bag and we went in. As I was browsing around our toddler got agitated so my husband went outside with him and he started to feel unwell. Suddenly out of nowhere the young lady who was at the shop came with glass and water and started asking what was happening and so on. She was so thoughtful and helpful I mean she came behind us all the way from the shop to help us! We are so grateful. What a kindness!! Last but not least they have fabulous stuff specially the bags and sunglasses.I am a Gucci and Fendi lover so this shop is one definitely one I will visiting in my coming trips...

Being from Australia, there is a very limited supply of retro kits. Dolce Vita has an amazing range of kits that are from players I’ve ever only heard of/ seen online (never even seeing any of their kits in person) and very much hard to find and are priced well considering how iconic they are, in addition to their scarcity. I have got a 1995 Zola and 2004 R9 top for great prices and some of the best purchases I’ve made in a long time, and still definitely more to come!...

Absolutely overpriced, the vintage scene in Florence is well known for snobbery and price inflation however charging 60 euro's for second hand "vintage" football shirts which might not even be from official re-sellers is daylight robbery. Most shirts also do not have the names of footballers on them or are from smaller countries/clubs. Do not go here if you respect the...