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The Vutique sells sustainable fashion

Owner of vintage clothing shop relocated from Seattle

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Huan Vu, owner of The Vutique, is appreciating his business' location in downtown Camas. "I wanted to have a new perspective and refresh my horizons," he said regarding the relocation of his shop from Seattle. "I wanted to expand my artistic ability by moving to peaceful surroundings." He first visited Camas in the early 1990s, to purchase a collection of vintage garments.

An eclectic mix of women’s clothing and accessories can be found at The Vutique, in downtown Camas.

The business’ owner, Huan Vu, describes the shop’s inventory as “a combination of vintage clothing and sustainable fashion.”

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