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Browse people, not just products.
Directory pages create an entry point through a vendor’s identity and category, with storefront routes for the details they choose to present.
Meet listed vendorsFull systemFeature 07 / 09
Know the source
Meet the makers behind the gear.
A directory for independent vendors, their storefronts, product stories, and the events where they expect to show up.
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Stokd study / Vendors
Current stateAvailable now
The directory and vendor storefront routes are available. Vendor, product, schedule, price, and availability details remain source- or provider-supplied and should be checked directly.
07.0 / The premise
The most interesting objects usually have a person, process, or tiny operation behind them. Vendor discovery should make that authorship easier to see—and attribution harder to lose.
Foundation in place
Preserve the trail back.
Source attribution matters when listings are curated or discovered elsewhere. The product direction keeps the originating vendor or source visible instead of laundering it into a generic result.
Foundation in place
Follow the calendar carefully.
Festival and appearance routes can give vendors a place for schedule context, while dates and attendance remain subject to direct confirmation.
07.4 / Product boundaries
Built around what it should not fake.
- P1Authorship stays visible.
- P2Independent discovery gets room to breathe.
- P3Schedules require confirmation.
- P4Directory presence is not endorsement.
Read before relying
Stokd does not guarantee vendor identity, attendance, inventory, fulfillment, product claims, or event affiliation. Verify the source before making plans around a listing.
Next move
The source is part of the story.
Discovery feels better when you can see who made the object, where it came from, and how to learn more.
Browse the vendor directory