2020 Wuja Adi launches Piggy Boxer


I've been into thrift stores since I was a kid


At first out of necessity, later for my own aesthetic. I couldn't afford designer clothes, and when I bought from chain stores, it always ended in disappointment...



That's how Piggy Boxer was born

Inspired by vintage shops from the West, I thought about creating my own space. A place where I could share the best things I find.

Every day, I look through thousands of clothes. Most don't make the cut. Only those that really make sense end up in the store - the ones I would wear myself or give as a gift.



I've always treated clothes as a way of expressing myself

That's why I'm interested in items that have character and a history - not mass-produced goods. Clothes that will last for years and can gain a second life when the time comes to pass them on are important to me.


Piggy Boxer Vintage Shop is not everything

Beyond selling clothes, I educate others about conscious fashion, especially second-hand:


- How to
look for high-quality clothes

- Where to buy clothes cheaply

- How to check the authenticity of an item

- Humor and fashion inspiration


You can find these and many other contents on the social media of Wuja Adi & Piggy Boxer

Interview on Radio Czwórka

Photo: Piotr Podlewski / Polskie Radio