5 stores · curated ORBIS register
Víziváros, Budapest
Lucky Shepherd is a concept store in Budapest selling clothing, bags, and jewelry made by independent Hungarian designers. Founded in 2015, it uses materials including silk, cotton, and leather, with pieces such as hand-sewn leather bags and custom-tailored garments. The store is located at Fő utca 63-65.
Best for Hungarian-designed clothing, leather bags, and jewelry
Gellérthegy, Budapest
A workshop and shop making bags, backpacks, and baskets from reused advertising mesh and construction netting. Established 2006.
Best for Bags, backpacks, and baskets made from reused advertising mesh and construction netting.
Budapest, Hungary
Nanushka is Budapest’s vegan-leather breakout — Sandra Sandor’s puffy Hide bags and buttery outerwear.
Best for Vegan leather, sustainable
Budapest
Run by the Miegymasert Bordiszmuves social cooperative, the workshop makes leather backpacks, card holders, travel bags and wallets. It operates from Csengely utca in Budapest and Petofi S. utca in Jarmi, Hungary.
Best for Handmade leather backpacks, bags, and wallets.
Erzsébetváros, Budapest
Zita Majoros founded Printa in 2009 at Rumbach Sebestyen utca 10A in Budapest's District VII. The room works as shop, gallery and screen-printing studio at once, and every exhibition in the Printa Edition gallery comes with limited serigraphs printed on site. Products run from clothing and canvas bags to kitchen textiles and printed maps of Pest. Sustainability and zero waste construction shape what the studio makes.
Best for Budapest-themed screen prints, clothing, and recycled-paper goods, since 2009
Zita Majoros founded Printa in 2009, after an earlier venture called Bolt Muhely in 2006. She was born in Serbia, graduated in graphics from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts and has said she wanted a creative playground where she could realise her own ideas. The shop stands at Rumbach Sebestyen utca 10A in District VII, diagonally opposite the Rumbach Sebestyen Street Synagogue. Majoros has lived in the district since 1999, when it was run down, and told We Love Budapest that its architecture and dark facades were what held her. Printa works as shop, gallery, screen-printing studio in one room. Every exhibition in the Printa Edition gallery is accompanied by limited-run serigraphs printed in the shop's own workshop. The product range covers clothing for women, men, children, along with canvas bags, kitchen textiles, cushions, printed maps of Pest. Sustainability is the stated design constraint rather than a slogan, and the studio works with zero waste construction and reuse. The Hetker label, named after the everyday Hungarian word for District VII, put the quarter's buildings on shirts and bags in 2022. The shop opens daily and the workshop runs behind it.
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