The storefront of Heu and Stroh is marked by a weathered wooden sign featuring a simple, hand-painted sprig of wheat. Inside, the shelves hold wool loden jackets and linen shirts sewn with traditional patterns that date back generations in the Tyrol region. These garments serve as the everyday wardrobe for many local families, rather than costumes for tourists. A seamstress works in the back room daily, adjusting hemlines and buttons for regulars who have shopped here since the shop opened in nineteen seventy-nine.
Heu&Stroh - Trachtenmode von Rauscher
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