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Warsaw Bespoke

Warsaw and Its Craftsmen

April 23, 2010/1 Comment/in Accessories, Bespoke, Clothing, Miscellaneous, Shoes, Traveling, Wardrobe /by Sven Raphael Schneider

When I read the interview with the Warsaw tailors, Zaremba & Kamiński, by Manner of Men & Welldressed, I was reminded of a trip to Warsaw I took a couple of years ago. The city still has quite a few remaining craftsmen and a number of pleasant areas. In my archive I found some pictures of Warsaw which I will not hold back from you. In general, the price level is considerably lower than Western Europe. There are still a few bespoke shoemakers left, as well as all kinds of leather craftsmen and an umbrella maker. Often, they work from home or a tiny backyard workroom. Finding Brunon Kaminski took me a little while although I knew his address. That’s why your best bet is to talk to a shoemaker for addresses of other craftsmen. The craftsman might also be willing to drop by at the shoemaker, which is, in my opinion, advantageous since someone will be able to translate for you. At Kielman and Kaminski, the staff speaks English, whereas 80 year old Januszkiewicz speaks Polish only.

Brunon Kaminski Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 9 Januszkiewicz Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 2 Warsaw City 5 Warsaw City06 Januszkiewicz Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 3 Warsaw City 6 Warsaw City07 Januszkiewicz Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 4 Warsaw Bespoke Brunon Kaminski Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 1 Kielman Bespoke Shoes 1 Warsaw City 8 Warsaw City09 Brunon Kaminski Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 2 Kielman Bespoke Shoes 2 Warsaw City 9 Warsaw City10 Brunon Kaminski Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 3 Kielman Bespoke Shoes 3 Warsaw City 10 Brunon Kaminski Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 4 Kielman Bespoke Shoes 4 Warsaw City01 Warsaw City 1 Brunon Kaminski Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 6 Brunon Kaminski Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 7 Warsaw City04 Warsaw City 4 Januszkiewicz Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 1 Brunon Kaminski Bespoke Shoes Warsaw 8

Jan Kielman Warsaw - Full Brogue Oxford Shoe

The three most well known bespoke shoemakers in Warsaw are:

Brunon Kaminski 

ul. Nowy Świat 22 / Warszawa
+ 48 22 826 7024

Tadeusz Januszkiewicz

ul. Chmielna 10 / Warszawa
+48 22 827 9360

Jan Kielman

ul. Chmielna, 6 / Warszawa
+48 22 828 4630

Glove Maker Warsaw

Glove Maker Warsaw

Here are some addresses of good glove makers:

Pracownia rękawiczek Koziarski

ul.Ogrodowa 13/Warszawa

In case you shop at amazon and we refer you, prices are the same as normal, we just get a small commission.

+48 22 652 36 06

Pracownia Rękawiczek. Tomasz Kowalski

ul. Chmielna 10 / Warszawa

+48 22 827 48 70

Pracownia Rękawiczek. Marian Bąkowski

Świętojańska 9 / Warszawa

+48 22 831 35 21

If you now feel eager to explore Warsaw, you ought to take a look at this blog which lists quite a few inside tips for craftsmen in Warsaw! There is even an English version (although it seems that it is no longer up to date).

 

Tags: Bespoke, craftsmen, glovemaker, Januszkiewicz, Kaminski, Kielman, shoemaker, Warsaw
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1 reply
  1. Alexey says:
    October 21, 2010 at 4:50 AM

    Beautiful shoes and buildings.

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