Český Krumlov / Czechia
Bambas Art on náměstí Svornosti in Český Krumlov sells leather shoes for women and men, with hand-painted bags and belts.
Best for Hand-painted shoes and bags
Bags of Czechia
6 stores · curated ORBIS register
Visit official site ↗Žižkov, Prague
A vintage shop selling clothing, accessories, jewelry, bags, shoes, and collectibles, with much of its stock sourced from former Czechoslovakia.
Best for Vintage clothing, jewelry, bags, and collectibles sourced from former Czechoslovakia
Bohemian Retro is run by Rebecca Eastwood, a British-born textile designer who has lived in Prague since the early 1990s and studied textile design in the UK to postgraduate level. She opened the shop in Žižkov, one of Prague's traditionally working-class districts now known for its bars, galleries and independent stores, building a stock of clothing, accessories, jewelry, bags, shoes and collectibles spanning roughly the 1920s through the 1980s. A significant share of the merchandise is sourced from the former Czechoslovakia, giving the shop a distinctly Central European character rather than the more generic Western vintage stock common elsewhere in the city. Eastwood has spoken publicly about the growth of vintage clothing as a retail category in the Czech Republic, describing how local interest in secondhand and period clothing has expanded since the shop's early years. The store operates on a limited weekly schedule, open Wednesday through Saturday, and Eastwood is known for offering hands-on styling help to customers browsing the racks rather than running the shop as a simple walk-in retailer. The result is a small, personally curated vintage destination shaped by one owner's decades of residence in the city and professional background in textiles, rather than a chain or a reseller operating at scale.
Visit official site ↗Holešovice, Prague
A workshop and showroom making backpacks, bags, clothing, and related urban equipment in its Holešovice factory.
Best for Backpacks, bags, and urban clothing made in its Holešovice factory
Braasi Industry began as a side project of two architects, Eliška and Šimon, who met while studying at the Technical University in Liberec. Working alongside their own architecture practice, the pair started making backpacks for themselves and friends in their spare time, drawing on a shared interest in the functional, stripped-back gear used by 1980s-era climbers. As demand grew beyond their immediate circle, the side project developed into a standalone brand, now based in a workshop in Prague's Holešovice district, where design and production are carried out together rather than split across separate facilities. The pair's architectural training shows in the resulting products: a self-described "less is more" design language applied to backpacks, bags and urban clothing, built from materials chosen for durability and weather resistance, including cotton, Italian cowhide, and military-grade, waterproof Cordura fabric. Rather than chasing seasonal trends, Braasi's catalog stays close to a small set of core silhouettes refined over time, and the company has since expanded from bags into city bicycles designed with the same minimalist, function-first approach. The Holešovice workshop remains open for personal collection of orders, keeping the brand's retail identity tied directly to the place where its products are made.
Visit official site ↗Prague / Czechia / Online
The Kafka shop is the official retail arm of Prague’s Franz Kafka Museum, operated on the same platform as the neighboring Mucha Museum store. Its range includes fabric tote bags, a Kafka-themed colouring book, exhibition catalogues and postcard sets, all available for purchase in euros beyond the museum visit through the museum’s online shop.
Best for Museum-shop, books, gifts, posters
Visit official site ↗Nové Město, Prague
A designer-run boutique selling clothing, jewelry, footwear, handbags, eyewear, and home design. The shop represents eight Czech designers and one Hungarian brand, with a designer present in the boutique each day.
Best for Designer on-site daily
Visit official site ↗Vuch
Hidden GemCzech Republic
Czech accessories brand formally founded in 2015 in Chrudim by Martin Kus and Ondrej Hyrs, known for polka-dot wallets and bags. Kus designed the first collection while studying architecture at Brno University of Technology, before the company later opened stores across Central Europe.
Best for Colourful Czech bags and wallets
Vuch's own company history describes the concept only becoming a formal business in 2015, launching with polka-dot wallets, reaching 10,000 customers within its first year. The company was established in Chrudim, Czech Republic; a Brno University of Technology profile of the founder notes Martin Kus designed the brand's first collection while studying architecture at BUT in Brno. Vuch expanded into handbags, then jewelry, watches, sunglasses and underwear, opening physical stores in Chrudim (2018) and later Prague, before expanding into Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Croatia, Romania and Germany.
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