As a LOHAS shopper this is certainly not the kind of shop I usually frequent, but I happened to see…read morea pair of gorgeous pants with flower and parrot print (!) in a flowing material in the window dispaly that screamed my name. Unfortunately it turned out that my size wasn't available, only way too small or way too big. And they weren't available in any of the other Promod shops in Krakow either, so now fancy pants for me. Plus for the fact that they did indeed cater for pretty much every size. Obviously minus for the mass-produced clothes at way too low prices.

Awesome shop, all items were made by local artisans. I love the concept of the shop, there are…read morequite a few in this area, it was heaven. You can find unique items from home decor to clothing within a moderate price range. We picked up a few clothing items, all very well made and have stood up against the test of time (its been 2 months with regular wear & wash) and they have lasted longer than anything you would buy back home for about the same price. So quality is top notch! we need more of these types of places in the states !

Nice furnishings - I got a small embroidered tablecloth. It was the perfect thing to bring back…read morefrom my trip. They had some bigger things too, but I wasn't looking to spend too much or haul something big back to the US. Everything had a nice Polish flavor, and by that I mean a good mix of traditional and modern art.

Instead of getting a lame, wooden-esque souvenir from Sukiennice, check out the unquestionable king…read moreof modern-day Polish design at the moment: Pan Tu Nie Stał. The name literally translates to "Mister, That's Not Your Spot!" which is a direct reference to the tradition of queuing everywhere to get your ration(s) when Poland was a communist state: People's Republic of Poland (PRL). The strength of PTNS is its repurposing/repackaging of old Polish designs, relying heavily on nostalgia and playing with the polish language. For example, one of their most popular designs is a t-shirt with the word "Dziadostwo", meaning 'trash' or something of shady quality. They've been releasing a new version of the same word for years now! I myself have four "Dziadostwo" t-shirts hanging in my closet as we speak... I think that's enough for one lifetime though, no? Anyways, many of the articles of clothing are all about a single word (ex. "ziarno" (grain), "naleśniki" (crepes), "remont" (renovation)) or a funky phrase (ex. "Wielki Elektownik" (The Big Electrician), "Działka moje hobby" (My garden is my hobby", "Zimny drań" (Cold-stoned bastard) or some kinda pattern. They draw their strength & appeal from the simplicity of it. This particular store is on the smaller side but it's packed to the max with PTNS goods. If you don't see something in your size, simply ask the retail person. She/he will be more then happy to assist. The only downside to this space that there's only one changing room, and sometime you might need to wait a bit. So if you're looking for pants, socks, backpacks, totes, baseball caps, pins, books, pencils, scarves, mugs - and then some - this is the place.. Get something practical & unique from the city of Krak! P.S. They have a loyalty program, for every 59zł spent you get a stamp, a total of 10 stamps gets you a free t-shirt. To be redeemed only in-store though.

This is a cute store with locally designed goods. Would recommend for cool, hipster graphic tees at…read morea reasonable price. They have men's, women's and also children's clothing. Also they have cute tote bags and travel cases.