
Poland · Country Guides
What Makes Poland Special: Heritage, Genius and Polish Pride
Kraków, a Warsaw rebuilt from ruins, Chopin, Copernicus and Marie Curie. A guide to what makes Poland special.
· 1 min read
Warsaw · 52.2297° N, 21.0122° E
Sunday soup, pierogi and a Christmas Eve table set for one extra guest. Designs for the Polish city or home town you carry with you.

Many Poles live abroad, and their connection to home is strong and practical: family, food and traditions kept up across borders. For people living between two countries, small reminders of home matter a great deal.
Polish families abroad often keep traditions going: the Sunday soup, homemade pierogi, name days celebrated alongside birthdays, and a Christmas Eve dinner with an empty place set for an unexpected guest. These rituals are a way of carrying home with you.
Poles abroad are often proud of their specific home town or region, with its own food, customs and way of speaking. Naming that place, rather than the whole country, is what makes a gift or design feel personal, and it is where our designs begin.
Designs for Poland begin with cities, home towns and these family traditions. Everything is original, with no official emblems or borrowed marks.
Read what makes Poland special, or explore all countries.

Poland · Country Guides
Kraków, a Warsaw rebuilt from ruins, Chopin, Copernicus and Marie Curie. A guide to what makes Poland special.
· 1 min read
Tell us the city, state or region. The places people ask for most are the ones we design for next.