Slovakia

• Concept Story Old Town (Lazaretská)
  An independent premium lifestyle store on Lazaretská Street pairing curated fashion, beauty and design across a multi-brand floor. It functions as a Slovak-run boutique for niche labels rather than a chain department store. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Kompot Old Town
  A Slovak clothing label and shop known for T-shirts and prints carrying original graphics inspired by Bratislava and Slovak culture. Designs are drawn and produced in-house, giving the store a distinct home-grown catalogue rather than licensed merchandise. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Slávica Old Town
  A shop devoted to Slovak and Czech studio makers, carrying Patrik Illo's ILLOLA glassware, Dana Tomečková's silver jewelry and porcelain by Gréta Kušnírová alongside small-run ceramics and home objects. Everything is handmade in limited quantities by named designers rather than imported giftware. store page → · open in the atlas →
• ÚĽUV – Centre for Folk Art Production Old Town (Obchodná)
  The state folk-art centre established in 1945 runs Bratislava's Regional Craft Centre with a gallery and shop stocking work by registered Slovak masters, from Modra majolica and blue-print textiles to carved wood, corn-husk figures and woven basketry. Its craftsmen's demonstrations and courses keep techniques like fujara flute-making and čičmany embroidery in active practice. store page → · open in the atlas →

• A VÍNO? Toryská 3 (DATAS building), Košice, Slovakia
  Tucked into the DATAS building near Košice's Galéria shopping center, this wine shop stocks barrel and bottled wines exclusively from Slovak producers, including whites, reds, rosés, and prosecco, plus seasonal burčiak young wine. It skips the international list entirely, functioning as a showcase for small Slovak wineries. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Brot Books Deli Bratislava
  The Bratislava shop stocks 204 international magazine titles and 949 books spanning design, architecture, culture and business, plus stationery and accessories. Its inventory is described as combining design, culture and pop titles with business and critical-thought reading. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Coffee Ni-Ro Pekinská 2534/5, Košice, Slovakia
  Coffee Ni-Ro roasts single-origin lots from Guatemala, Colombia, Peru, Ethiopia, Brazil and Sumatra at its Košice facility, sold in 250-gram bags. It's a registered Slovak roasting business supplying local cafés as well as its own online shop. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Elena Slovakia
  Elena focuses on Bratislava occasionwear, Slovak elegant collections. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Novesta Slovakia
  Slovak rubber-shoe maker established 1939 in Partizanske; its Star Master, introduced in the 1960s as army training and factory footwear, pairs a vulcanized rubber sole with a canvas upper and is still handmade in the same town. store page → · open in the atlas →
• Place Store Old Town, Bratislava
  Place Store sells handcrafted goods from small Czech and Slovak makers at Hurbanovo námestie in Bratislava. The shop stocks cosmetics, fashion, jewelry, accessories, stationery, home decor and children's items sourced from regional artisans. store page → · open in the atlas →
• SAMSA Old Town, Bratislava
  SAMSA, a fair-trade shop hidden in a courtyard at Panská 33 near St Martin's Cathedral in Bratislava, has operated for about 20 years selling silver jewellery from Nepal, hand-dyed woven textiles, scarves, bags and incense sourced from Nepal, India and Indonesia. Its silver is cast over open flames into clay molds and its textiles are woven on centuries-old wooden looms; since 2008 it has sponsored Nepali children's education and post-earthquake relief. store page → · open in the atlas →
• URKO Jazerná 1, Košice, Slovakia
  A Slovak family business on Jazerná Street in Košice has handbuilt ceramic flowerpots, vases, and decorative pieces for more than fifteen years, alongside candles sold through the same workshop. Its output stays functional and domestic rather than gallery-facing, aimed at everyday use in Slovak homes. store page → · open in the atlas →
• vPRIESTORe Old Town, Bratislava
  VPRIESTORe, an applied-arts gallery at Klemensova 5 in Bratislava, presents the work of more than 150 authors working in jewellery, textile design and ceramics through author and thematic exhibitions. Sales are currently temporarily suspended, though the gallery still runs a ceramic-art workshop programme at a local elementary school. store page → · open in the atlas →
• ZRNCO Opatovská cesta 10, Košice, Slovakia
  Run by Natália and Juraj in Košice, ZRNCO roasts single-origin Arabica from Peru, Colombia, Ethiopia and Brazil only after an order is placed. Each bag scores above 80 SCA points, freshest from day six to week five after roasting. store page → · open in the atlas →

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