OLOVO is Moscow’s first heritage brand, reimagining military, workwear, and sports uniforms as modern urban clothing. Blending archival references with European craftsmanship, Japanese hardware, and partnerships with local manufacturers, OLOVO builds a distinct design language rooted in history yet made for today. The brand’s two main lines — Heritage and Sport — pay homage to Soviet Armed Forces uniforms and the iconic sportswear aesthetics of the 1960s–1980s. Recent milestones include presenting at Pitti Uomo 101 in Florence and collaborations with FC Dynamo, Nigel Cabourn, FC Lokomotiv, FC Dynamo Leningrad, Yuri Semin, the band 25/17, Sergey Minaev, GQ magazine, and others.
The best steaks in town
Address: Zatsepskiy Val st., 6, building 2, Moscow
The best Russian modern restaurant
Address: Moscow, Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street, 12
The most delicious fish and seafood
Address: Moscow, Ruzheyny Lane, 6с2, 1 floor
The best pastries in town
Address: st. Solyanka, 1/2 building 1, Moscow
Bar and restaurants in ancient salt cellars
Address: Moscow, Solyanka Street, 1/2 building 1
The GUM boutique of renowned independent Russian watchmaker Konstantin Chaykin
The most modern museum of classical art
Address: Moscow, Kadashyovskaya Embankment, 12
The best museum of modern art in a historical building
Address: Болотная наб., 15, Москва
Ресторан русско-французской кухни в «Художественном»
Address: Arbatskaya square, 14, building 1
Moments is a gastrobar with a wide range of wines and a fusion approach to food.Address: Tatarskaya ul., 7, building 1
The Zotov Center is a cultural space that introduces audiences to Constructivism — a progressive artistic movement of the 20th century from Russia that influenced art and architecture worldwide.
Address: Moscow, Khodynskaya Street, 2 bldg. 1
A gastro bistro with well-crafted cocktails and a playful, inventive menu.
Address: Moscow, Petrovka Street, 23/10 bldg. 5