Rasa

Rasa is the kind of place you walk past and always see some big SALE! signs, but all the stuff in the window looks polyestery and gross. Then you take a closer look and think well hmm, maybe that top could be cute or something? And it’s only 10 euros, oh what the heck I’ll take a look.
You inevitably wander around the store and kind of glance over everything just TRYING to find something decent. You might find that cute top you were eying, or a not-​too-​terrible dress and despite their fakey-​feel, they’re such a good deal so you try it on. Of course it’s just kind of eh, as you expected it to be.
You might be in the mood to spend and buy it anyway, but I can almost guarantee anything bought here will be worn once and then kind of forgotten about.

Rasa is quite an uninspiring women’s fashion store. It’s grand if you’re just looking for a cheap and cheerful outfit, but I wouldn’t exactly be shopping here for high quality or high fashion.
I like the way they colour coordinate the store — it makes it easier to shop, as long as you know what colour you’re looking for.
I’d generally avoid this one, but you never know, sometimes they have a nice dress or two in here, so it’s worth popping your head in for a look every now and then.