Pucón
Arte Cueros Pucón JNG makes handmade leather goods in Pucón, Chile: shoes, handbags, briefcases, bags, clogs and sling protectors. The workshop also sells those pieces at Tienda Kebba in Pucón.
Best for Leather
Bags of Chile
5 stores · curated ORBIS register
Visit official site ↗Barrio Italia, Santiago
Fugitivo makes leather and canvas backpacks, bags, briefcases, wallets and belts in Chile, including RFID wallets. Bags and backpacks carry a two-year working guarantee. The range also includes notebooks, hats and other small goods.
Best for Leather
Visit official site ↗Providencia, Santiago
Providencia shop for Chilean-designed and made illustrated souvenirs and gifts, featuring national illustrators across posters, stationery, books, magnets and bags.
Best for Design
Visit official site ↗Santiago / Chile
Peregrino Coffee Roasters has been turning over weekly batches of single-origin coffee from Colombia, Brazil, and Honduras since it opened in 2016, alongside its own house blends, keeping the roasting schedule tight enough that freshness stays a constant rather than a claim on the bag.
Best for Weekly-roasted single-origin lots from Colombia, Brazil and Honduras
Peregrino Coffee Roasters has been turning over weekly batches of single-origin coffee from Colombia, Brazil, and Honduras since it opened in 2016, alongside its own house blends, keeping the roasting schedule tight enough that freshness stays a constant rather than a claim on the bag.
Beyond the beans, Peregrino sells the equipment to brew them — grinders, French presses, moka pots — through three physical stores and a wholesale arm, positioning itself as a full stop for both the coffee and the hardware around it.
That combination of weekly-roasted single origins and a genuine equipment counter, spread across three storefronts, makes Peregrino less a single specialty café and more a small regional retail chain built around coffee as a craft to practice at home as much as to drink out.
Visit official site ↗Santiago / Chile
Tengu Roastery treats information as part of the product: every bag carries a printed roast date, and every lot comes with the producer's name, the farm, the altitude, the varietal, and the harvest details, sourced from Colombia, Peru, and Rwanda.
Best for Weekly small-batch lots from Colombia, Peru and Rwanda
Tengu Roastery treats information as part of the product: every bag carries a printed roast date, and every lot comes with the producer's name, the farm, the altitude, the varietal, and the harvest details, sourced from Colombia, Peru, and Rwanda.
Roasting happens in small batches on a weekly cycle, which is what makes the printed date meaningful rather than decorative — a customer can see exactly how fresh the bag in hand actually is.
That level of disclosure, on every single lot rather than a flagship line, puts Tengu on the more rigorous end of specialty transparency: nothing about where the coffee came from or when it was roasted is left for the drinker to guess at.
Visit official site ↗Curated ORBIS register · official links shown where recorded