Amorakin opens its doors

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A new clothing store in Winkler is aiming to offer quality clothing that is also affordable

Amorakin held its grand opening this past Saturday morning, and owner and manager Tetiana Kotovych said it was a dream come true for her and her family.

“This idea to open this store came to us about two years ago,” she noted. “Our first year in Canada was so difficult. We came from Ukraine in 2022, and it took time to find work we wanted to do here in Canada.”

She wants every customer to feel that when they are planning to buy an elegant, perfectly cut piece of clothing made of quality materials and at a good price, they will find it at Amorakin.

Founded with a vision to provide premium fashion at accessible prices, Amorakin is committed to offering high-quality pieces that combine comfort, elegance, and timeless design. Whether you’re looking for casual wear, office attire or something special for an event, they hope to have you covered.

Amorakin is proud to present the distinguished Arber brand in its collection. Known for its elegant designs and impeccable craftsmanship, Arber perfectly aligns with their mission to bring timeless and affordable fashion to our customers.

Kotovych gave thanks to her family inspiring her to do this and take on the challenge.

“I am really thankful to them for their support,” she said.

“My vision was clothes from abroad … I would love to share with people here from our wonderful community,” she said. “I feel it, when people come, they are always excited and surprised … they inspire me to do better.”

Lorne Stelmach
Lorne Stelmach
Reporter, Morden Winkler Voice. Lorne has been reporting on community news in the Morden and Winkler region for over 30 years. Born and raised in Winnipeg, he studied Business Administration and Creative Communications at Red River College and then worked initially for two years at the Dauphin Herald before starting at the Morden Times in 1987. After his departure from the Times in 2013, he worked briefly with the Pembina Valley Humane Society before returning to journalism in 2015 as a reporter for the Voice. He received the Golden Hand Award from the Volunteer Centre of Winnipeg presented to media for outstanding promotion of volunteers, and has received numerous awards from the Manitoba Community Newspapers Association over the years, including individual honours such as best feature photo and best education and arts stories. Lorne has also been involved in the community in numerous ways, including with the Kinsmen Club, Morden Historical Society, Morden United Way, and the Morden Museum, which is now the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre. He is currently chairperson of the Pembina Hills Arts Council.

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