Norway

• Arven City Centre / Online
  Arven is a Bergen house for handcrafted silverware and unique jewellery made in Bergen. Founded in 1868; Made through the Bergen gold- and silversmith workshop. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Helle Knives Holmedal / Norway
  Helle was founded in 1932 in Holmedal, on Norway's western coast, by brothers Steinar and Sigmund Helle, sons of the village blacksmith. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Helly Hansen Norway
  Founded 1877 in Moss, Norway by sea captain Helly Juell Hansen and his wife Margrethe, making oiled-linen waterproofs for sailors; won a diploma at the 1878 Paris World Exhibition and grew into a global technical outdoor and workwear brand. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Johs H Giæver AS Henningsvær, Lofoten, Norway
  Johs H Giæver AS has dried and exported stockfish from Henningsvær since Johannes Holmboe Giæver took over the old trading post in 1868, making it a six-generation family business built on an 1795 foundation. Alongside the fish-drying operation, the company still runs the island's general store - selling groceries, fresh bread and postal services - from buildings German forces spared during WWII for their historic value. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Norrona Norway
  Norwegian outdoor-gear house founded 1929 by Jorgen Jorgensen as J.J. Norrona Sporting Goods and Leather Factory; still family-run four generations later, headquartered in Lysaker near Oslo. store page → · open in the atlas →

• Aclima Norway
  Norwegian wool specialist founded in Drammen in 1939 by Eivind and Elsa Johansen (as Tuna Tekstil), originally making wool-felt insoles from factory offcuts. Renamed Aclima in 1998; now makes Merino baselayers, based in Kroderen. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Alfa Norway
  Norwegian footwear maker founded in 1931 by Maurice Filip Christensen, originally producing children's shoes before pivoting to ski boots in the 1950s; developed molded vulcanized-rubber ski-boot soles and now supplies the Norwegian military and police. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Anita's Seafood (Sakrisøy Rorbuer) Sakrisøy island, between Reine and Hamnøy, Moskenes, Lofoten
  Run by the Gylseth family on the tiny island of Sakrisøy for around 130 years, this seafood shop and bar sells its own smoked salmon, trout, halibut, stockfish and caviar. Historic 1874 rorbu cabins stand alongside. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Berle Bryggen Bryggen
  Berle sells Norwegian wool sweaters, blankets, and sealskin boots from a shop among the wooden Hanseatic buildings of Bryggen, Bergen's UNESCO-listed waterfront. Alongside the knitwear it stocks Norwegian gifts and homeware. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Det Franske Bakeri Bergen (Øvregaten and others)
  Det Franske Bakeri bakes French-style croissants, baguettes, and pastries by traditional recipe across a handful of small outlets in and around Bergen. Its counters run from Øvregaten in the old center out to Paradis and Os. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Edgars Bakeri Arendal & Sørlandet, Agder
  Edgars Bakeri has baked on the Sørlandet coast since 1906. Its outlets around Arendal turn out traditional breads, pastries and cakes. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Heimdal Chokolade Arendal, Agder
  Heimdal Chokolade handcrafts pralines, truffles and specialty chocolate from quality ingredients. The maker keeps its own shop in Arendal. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Hjertholm Torgallmenningen 8, Galleriet 5th floor, Bergen / Online
  Hjertholm has sold Scandinavian arts and crafts in Bergen since 1930. Its current shop is on the 5th floor of Galleriet at Torgallmenningen 8, carrying ceramics, glass, textiles, jewelry and gifts from more than 80 local, Norwegian and Scandinavian makers. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Husfliden Bergen Vågsallmenningen / Online
  Norsk Flid Husfliden Bergen specializes in bunads from Hordaland and Sogn og Fjordane, with an in-house sewing room where trained makers produce regional dress. Downstairs, a large yarn department covers wool, cotton and linen yarns with patterns, tools and knitting guidance. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Oleana City Centre / Online
  Oleana is a Norwegian knitwear house founded in 1992 by Signe Aarhus, Hildegunn Møster and Kolbjørn Valestrand, with production kept at its factory in Ytre Arna outside Bergen. The current range spans merino-wool, silk and alpaca cardigans, sweaters, dresses, coats, accessories and home textiles, sold through the factory shop, Bergen flagship and online store while local production remains central to the brand. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Pur Norsk City Centre / Online
  Independent Oslo retailer dedicated to furniture, textiles, lighting and homeware by Norwegian designers and manufacturers. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Sam Berg Arendal & Grimstad, Agder
  Samuel Berg opened this Grimstad bakery in 1924; three generations later, Sam Berg Nærbakst bakes more than 25 bread varieties daily, including the signature Grimstadbrødet, plus custom celebration cakes. It now also serves Arendal and supplies regional grocers and hotels. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Susan Fosse Knitwear Bellgården, Bryggen, Bergen
  From a shop in the Bellgården passage of Bryggen, knitwear designer Susan Fosse has produced her own traditional Norwegian sweaters, cardigans and vests for some three decades. Each piece is knitted in 100% Norwegian wool and finished with handmade pewter buttons, made and shipped from Bergen. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Søtt+Salt Bakeri Nygårdsgaten
  Søtt+Salt Bakeri's croissants come from a baker certified by Les Ambassadeurs du Pain, one of only 155 worldwide in that specialty. The Bergen bakery pairs them with coffee from Solberg & Hansen, one of Norway's leading roasters. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Tedragen Bryggen (UNESCO site) / Online
  Tedragen is a small, volunteer-run tea shop at Tedragen Bryggen in Bergen's Jacobsfjorden, importing loose-leaf white, green, oolong, black and pu-erh teas — many from Taiwan and China — along with teapots, tea sets and travel brewing kits. store page → · open in the atlas →
• The Lofoten Store (NO WAY) Reine
  This Lofoten design and souvenir shop keeps a branch inside the Reine Kultursenter. It sells Norwegian-themed prints, apparel and gifts. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Waste Yarn Project Oslo / Online
  Knitwear label founded by Siri Johansen, a former Burberry and Kenzo designer, that knits deadstock fashion-industry yarn into one-off, numbered sweaters; runs a small store in Oslo alongside its online shop. store page → · open in the atlas →

• Amundsen Sports Oslo, Norway
  Norwegian outdoor brand inspired by polar explorer Roald Amundsen — knickerbockers and utilitarian apparel store page → · open in the atlas →
• Aurlands (Aurland Skofabrikk) Aurland (near Flåm), Norway
  Aurland Skofabrikk has made leather footwear in the fjord village of Aurland since the early 20th century, and its shoemaker Nils Gregoriusson Tveranger is credited with creating the original penny loafer in 1926. The workshop still hand-sews loafers, bunad shoes, and leather bags on site, with a small factory museum open to visitors. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Bakeriet i Lom Lom, Norway
  Bakeriet i Lom hand-bakes both sourdough and non-sourdough loaves daily from its shop on Sognefjellsveien, alongside its own cinnamon rolls. It also runs a Neapolitan-style pizza counter and ships granola, coffee and baked goods across Norway by post. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Bergans of Norway Norway
  The backpack’s modernizer — 1908 frame patents that equipped Amundsen and generations of turgläde. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Bokeriet Karl Johans gate 2, entrance Fred Olsens gate, 0154 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Samtiden (reprinting Klassekampen): new independent shop on Karl Johan by publisher Martin Berdahl (Kontur) with Lars Undli and Pål Sandbæk, against a decade that lost ~100 Norwegian bookshops. VisitOSLO: independent bookstore next to Oslo S. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Cappelens Forslag Bernt Ankers gate 4, 0183 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Independent bookshop at Bernt Ankersgt. 4 whose owners buy stock themselves (including first editions) and refuse chain bestsellers. VisitOSLO independently: curated new, used and antiquarian titles plus vinyl and signed prints. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Cavour Oslo / Online
  Oslo's tailoring-first menswear store — stocks 100Hands one-piece collar shirts alongside its Neapolitan-leaning roster. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Dale of Norway Norway
  Norwegian knitting since 1879 — Olympic sweaters and the Setesdal pattern canon in pure new wool. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Dale of Norway Oslo Karl Johans gate 45, 0162 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Wikipedia: factory completed 1879 at Dale in Vaksdal; official Olympic and World Championship sweaters for the Norwegian alpine team since 1956. VisitOSLO: still produces in Norway on local hydropower; Karl Johan concept store. store page → · open in the atlas →
• David-Andersen Egertorget Karl Johans gate 20, 0159 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Goldsmith David Andersen established the firm in Kristiania in 1876; Karl Johans gate 20 on Egertorget opened 7 March 1927. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Devold Norway
  Norwegian wool since 1853 — the original fisherman’s sweaters that clothed polar expeditions. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Donido.art Svalbard / Norway
  Donido.art is run by a married couple, Domi and Niko, from a workshop at the Spitsbergen Artists Center in Nybyen, Longyearbyen, where they turn shed reindeer antlers, coal, and spent cartridges into jewelry and souvenirs inspired by Svalbard. Their handmade pieces, along with wood and resin work, are sold through the studio's online shop. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Ferner Jacobsen Oslo / Norway / Online
  Ferner Jacobsen is an established Oslo clothing house offering menswear, womenswear and accessories with in-store fitting, tailoring and personal shopping. Customers can also shop the assortment online, use Klarna payment options and join the bonus club, extending the same retail service beyond the physical stores and their fitting-room support. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Format Oslo Rådhusgaten 24, 0151 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Founded 1991 by the Norwegian Association for Arts and Crafts as Norway's leading exhibition-and-sales venue for contemporary ceramics, textiles, metal, jewellery and glass. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Fotoboka Rathkes gate 7A, enter from Jens Bjelkes gate, 0558 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Official + Dagsavisen + DaGama: Norway's first dedicated photobook shop, opened May 2025 by photographers Massimo Leardini and Hans-Olav Forsang as a walk-in for The Photo Book press plus other publishers and collector copies. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Fruene Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway
  Founded in 2003 as a meeting place for Longyearbyen locals, Fruene hand-makes chocolate and baked goods at 78 degrees north and calls itself the world's northernmost café and chocolatier. The shop sells whole cakes, gift boxes of confections, and cinnamon buns alongside knitwear and slippers in a town where winter daylight disappears for months. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Fuglen Oslo / Norway
  Fuglen opened in 1963 as an Oslo café, and its bones are still the same ones: a 1960s Scandinavian interior, kept intact rather than restored into a stage set. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Geiranger Sjokolade Maråksvegen 29, Holenaustet boat house, Geiranger harbour
  Founded in 2010 in the Holenaustet boat house by the harbour, this maker produces chocolate from scratch downstairs and sells it in the café and boutique above. Bars named for local landmarks such as Brudesløret and Flydalsjuvet carry regional flavours including brunost, blue cheese and aquavit. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Glasshytta på Vikten Vikten, Flakstad, Lofoten, Norway
  Glasshytta på Vikten began in a basement in the 1970s, when Åsvar Tangrand opened what is described as Northern Norway's first glass studio after training with Finnish glassblower Pertti Merilainen. Since 1992 the workshop has operated from a purpose-built seaside building in Vikten, selling hand-blown glass and pottery, including the studio's signature Lofotruna design. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Heimen Husfliden Oslo / Norway
  Heimen Husfliden has developed and sewn Norwegian bunads and husflid goods since 1892, offering regional folk costumes, hand-forged bunad silver and yarn. Customers book measuring and fitting appointments at its two Oslo stores or buy silver and accessories through the online shop. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Holzweiler Oslo / Norway / Online
  Norwegian fashion house — hand-knitted scarves, unisex ready-to-wear, and sustainable practices. Family-run since 2012. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Kollekted By Schous Plass 7A, 0552 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Official: founded 2013; family-run Grünerløkka store of furniture, objects, books and clothing. Indagare: curated by stylist duo Kråkvik & D’Orazio at Schous Plass 7 A. DaGama interviews the family on the Rathkes/Toftes corner move. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Lofoten Jewelry Laupstad, Vågan, Lofoten, Norway
  Lofoten Jewelry works out of a small barn workshop at the foot of Higravstinden, the archipelago's tallest peak, hand-shaping silver into rings, pendants and necklaces. The maker keeps no fixed hours, so pieces also surface at a sales exhibition inside the Lofoten Museum in Kabelvåg. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Lofoten Seaweed Napp, Lofoten, Norway
  Two friends - one raised on Lofoten's seaweed-covered shoreline, the other trained in Japanese cooking - founded Lofoten Seaweed in Napp to harvest wild seaweed from Arctic waters. Their range turns that harvest into pantry products such as seaweed-infused dark chocolate, built around the archipelago's tang and kelp. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Lofoten Visitor Centre (Cafe Reine) Reine
  Reine's visitor centre gathers a cinema, a gallery and retail space under one roof, including Galleri Eva Harr. Cafe Reine serves waffles with Lofoten jam and local ice cream. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Lofoten Wool Henningsvaer, Lofoten
  Lofoten Wool spins yarn and knits garments from the fleece of sheep that graze the islands' mountainsides and coastal islets. Its Henningsvaer shop on Gammelveien sells yarn, knitting kits and finished knitwear, with the main farm shop and studio in Stamsund. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Munch Museum Shop Bjørvika, Oslo
  MUNCH's museum shop bills itself as "Oslo's new design destination," selling Scandinavian design goods and pieces by designers who have reinterpreted lesser-known Edvard Munch motifs. The waterfront shop also carries an extensive range of books on Munch and art history, plus a children's section. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Norway Designs Oslo / France
  Norway Designs, founded in 1957, is an Oslo lifestyle store focused on Norwegian and Nordic craftsmanship, from glass art and ceramics to textiles, jewellery and its well-known paper department. Its Lille Grensen shop and online store sell the same design-led assortment, giving the business both physical and digital retail reach. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Oslo Hi-Fi Center Oslo / Norway
  Oslo Hi-Fi Center has occupied the same premises at Dronning Mauds gate 1-3 in Vika, between the Oslo Concert Hall and the National Museum, since it opened on January 1, 1975. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Oslo Sportslager Torggata 20, 0183 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  One of Norway's largest and oldest sports shops; Sportsbransjen named it Norway's best sports shop in 2002 and 2003; Oslo Handelsstands Forening årets handelsbedrift 2003. Petter Andresen's independent Oslo-i-neon essay confirms the standalone (non-chain) Torggata 20 door. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Prismatic Pages Rathkes gate 7b, 0558 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Dagsavisen: English-language neighbour of Svovel at Rathkes gate 7b; new and used stock, monthly book swap. DaGama interviews owner Indigo Trigg-Hauger: personal-algorithm inventory, used-book trade-in, events. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Scandinavian Edition Oslo / Online
  Oslo outerwear brand founded in 2010 as a technical alternative to the traditional wool coat, using windproof, taped-seam shells and minimalist city-coat and parka silhouettes rather than wool construction. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Schous Bøker Schous Plass 7A, 0552 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Official: established 2016 on Grünerløkka; new and used books. Dagsavisen: antikvariat at Schous plass 7a with deep chairs and staff recommendations. DaGama independently prints the same 2016 / Schous Plass 7A door. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Skinnboden Arctic Products Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway
  Skinnboden sells whole furs, sealskin goods, and Arctic clothing sourced directly from producers and annual fur auctions, alongside gold, silver, and knitted items, from its shop in central Longyearbyen. A second location operates in Tromso, and Svalbard's tax-free status keeps prices below mainland Norway. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Smak i Lom Lom, Norway
  Smak i Lom curates food and craft goods from named small producers across the Ottadalen valley, including Aukrust Gard and Hugsotte Gardsmjølk, in a turf-roofed timber storefront. A click-and-collect counter and online store reach customers nationwide. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Svovel Fabrikk & Butikk Rathkes gate 7B, 0558 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Universitas: Norway's only pure children's bookshop; quality/diversity/pleasure; Ellen and Agnes hand-pick every title. Dagsavisen: Norges eneste rene barnebokhandel at Rathkes gate 7b. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Trevarefabrikken Henningsvaer, Lofoten
  Trevarefabrikken occupies a former woodworking factory on Dreyers gate, run as cafe, bar, sauna and small hotel. It serves food and drink and hosts concerts and events on the Henningsvaer waterfront. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Tromsø Gift & Souvenir Shop Troms / Norway
  Tromsø Gift & Souvenir Shop, on Strandgata in the city center, stocks authentic Sámi knives with reindeer-horn handles, hand-carved wooden cups boiled to survive Arctic cold, and reindeer-skin leather goods. Knife and cup purchases come with complimentary engraving. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Tronsmo Universitetsgata 12, 0164 Oslo, Norway / Oslo / Norway
  Founded 1973; Culture Trip (and Universitas) treat it as the independent alternative to Norway's chain bookstores, with what Culture Trip calls probably Norway's best-assorted cartoon section. store page → · open in the atlas →
• TS Bokbinderi Oslo / Norway
  TS Bokbinderi, at Torggata 36b in central Oslo, describes itself directly as "a hand bookbindery located in Oslo" that binds, repairs, and restores books using traditional techniques — a self-description this entry repeats rather than paraphrases loosely, since it states the trade identity plainly. store page → · open in the atlas →
• UniQ Garn Trondheim / Norway
  UniQ Garn stocks quality yarns from Filcolana, Gepard, Knitting for Olive, and other Nordic mills at its shop in Trondheim, now relocated to Idungården on Olav Tryggvasons gate, alongside its own hand-dyed UniQ yarn line. Customers can browse the full range in-store or order online with free pickup or shipping over 1,500 kroner. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Åpent Bakeri Oslo / Norway
  Åpent Bakeri is an Oslo craft bakery built on tradition and natural ingredients, selling bread, buns and pastries at twenty-two outlets across the city. It also runs a related coffee-roasting business, Åpent kaffebrenneri. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Ægir Bryggeri Flåm, Norway
  Founded in 2007 at the head of the Aurlandsfjord, Ægir brews traditional and experimental beers with local mountain water and pours them in a stave-church-styled brewpub in Flåm. The company also runs a small distillery on site producing whisky and other spirits. store page → · open in the atlas →

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