Poland’s largest retailer of children’s products is opening two new stores.
October 22 in Olkusz and October 29 in Konstantynów Łódzki, SMYK customers will have access to a wide selection of high-quality clothing and footwear, toys, accessories, and many other products for children aged 0-14.
The opening of these new locations confirms the continued expansion of the SMYK retail network, whose mission is to provide parents and children with a comprehensive range of products available in one place. The assortment includes SMYK’s private labels, such as COOL CLUB clothing and footwear, SMIKI toys and baby and children’s accessories, and KAYOKKI backpacks and other school essentials. Customers will also find products from leading global brands, including LEGO, Mattel, and Hasbro, offering top-quality toys and children’s products.
Special promotions and activities for children
To celebrate the openings, SMYK has prepared a range of special attractions for customers at both stores. Children will be able to enjoy face painting, fantasy-themed temporary tattoos, and creative workshops.
During the opening weekend (Thursday-Saturday), customers who are members of the SMYK Klub loyalty program will be able to take advantage of a special offer of 40% off the second lower-priced item from selected clothing (excluding PLN 9.99 T-shirts), footwear, and SMIKI toys.
In addition, throughout the store’s first week of operation, customers will receive 4x more loyalty points as part of the SMYK Klub program.
New SMYK locations:
- BIG Olkusz, 34 Sławkowska Street, 32-300 Olkusz
- BIG Konstantynów Łódzki, 1a Spółdzielcza Street, 95-050 Konstantynów Łódzki
SMYK is an iconic children’s retail brand. The SMYK retail network includes more than 260 stores in Poland, the online store smyk.com, and company-owned stores in Romania, Ukraine, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic. Products from the company’s private brands, COOL CLUB and SMIKI, are also available through the brick-and-mortar and online stores of retail partners in more than 20 countries across Europe and Asia.