Zona 14, Guatemala City
Concept store in Zona 14, Guatemala City: dresses, womenswear and Latin American designer fashion. Exclusive brands from Guatemala, Colombia, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Peru.
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Descubre la artesanía guatemalteca con CECILIADENADIE STUDIO, donde el diseño artesanal y la cooperación comunitaria crean productos textiles únicos.
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Visit official site ↗Guatemala City, Guatemala
Danta Chocolate has made bean-to-bar chocolate from Guatemalan cacao since 2008, controlling each step from seed to bonbon. It sells bars, filled confections and Maya-figure moulds at kiosks around Guatemala City and through its online shop.
Best for Bean-to-bar Guatemalan chocolate
Visit official site ↗Zona 14, Guatemala City
Guatemala City gallery founded by Luis Humberto Escobar and Guillermo Monsanto on 13 April 1988, presenting established and emerging artists. Its exhibitions now operate virtually, while its public Documentation Centre researches and teaches the history of Guatemalan visual art.
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Visit official site ↗Guatemala City (Zona 10), Guatemala
Gento Coffee Roasters buys direct from Guatemalan farmers, roasting small batches at its Zona 10 shop and shipping shortly after roasting. It reinvests 10% of profits in producing communities through its Gento Coffee Project.
Best for Direct-trade single-origin Guatemalan coffee from Zona 10
Gento Coffee Roasters sources exclusively within Guatemala, buying directly from farmers across the country's growing regions rather than through intermediaries — a structure the company frames as both a fair-trade-pricing commitment and a quality-control measure, since it lets the roastery select lots at the farm level. Small-batch roasting at its Zona 10 shop in Guatemala City is timed to ship shortly after roasting, prioritizing freshness over stockpiling. Beyond the transaction itself, the company runs the Gento Coffee Project, committing 10% of profits to rural community development in the regions it sources from, positioning the sourcing relationship as ongoing investment rather than a one-time purchase. The retail side includes coffee subscriptions, educational workshops, and a tasting bar on-site called the Carajillo Bar, alongside a coffee guide covering recipes and brewing methods for home use. Taken together, the direct-farmer model, the profit-sharing project, and the tasting bar make Gento as much an education and development operation as a retail roastery.
Visit official site ↗Zona 10, Guatemala City
Guatemala City bookshop founded in October 1998 as a meeting place for readers and writers. Alongside a general selection strong in humanities and contemporary fiction, it runs a cafe and a cultural programme of reading clubs, workshops, book launches, screenings, talks and children's activities.
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Malva Studio is an interior design showroom at 4a Avenida A 13-38, Zona 14, Guatemala City. It sells fabrics and European wallpapers as well as ceramics, and offers interior design advice.
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Visit official site ↗Guatemala City
Mandarina is a Guatemala studio of author jewellery and contemporary handmade pieces inspired by art and nature. It sells slow, handmade work including Huipilitos earrings from reused and restored huipil textile, made in Guatemala.
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Visit official site ↗Guatemala City, Guatemala
MARIAS makes slow-crafted leather handbags and accessories that pair full-grain leather with panels of hand-woven and embroidered huipil textile. The pieces are finished by Guatemalan artisans, and the brand keeps a flagship in the Fontabella complex in Guatemala City.
Best for Leather handbags with huipil textile
Visit official site ↗Museo Ixchel Shop
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The Ixchel Museum guards the textile art of the Maya, and its tienda sells the real thing — huipiles and weavings sourced ethically from named communities, with the museum's scholarship behind every piece.
Best for Maya textiles from the museum of the art form
Visit official site ↗Guatemala City
Nadalini uses traditional Guatemalan techniques and durable materials to make leather goods designed to last.
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Visit official site ↗Zona 9, Guatemala City
Tanta Dinamita is a gallery, fine-print laboratory, library, and studio for clubs and courses at 7a avenida 13-01 zona 9, Plaza La Cúpula, local 14, Ciudad de Guatemala. It also offers framing.
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Visit official site ↗Zona 10, Guatemala City
Tomo is a bookshop and concept store selling magazines, books and its Houseguest Collection through an online shop based at tomoeditoriales.com.
Best for Magazines and concept-store books
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