Krama
A Khmer-first Phnom Penh shop for the things people carry every day, still a preview where nothing can be bought
2026Owner, product and engineering
01 / Overview
Overview
Krama is the one shop of the six that sells at home. It speaks Khmer first with English beside it, carries 132 things a student or a commuter takes along (bags, backpacks, wallets, caps, study gear), and is drawn in the check of the scarf it is named after. Its rule comes from the founder's own plan: test with refundable preorders and stock only what people have already paid for. The catalogue is read from one supplier, each price is worked out from what the product costs to land in Cambodia, and the shop stays a preview until it can take a real order.
02 / Stack
Stack
Astro
TypeScript
CSS
03 / Where it stands
Where it stands
A preview at krama-market.vercel.app. Nothing can be bought: no payment is connected, no product has been sampled, and no order, customer or revenue exists or is claimed. The Khmer wording still waits for a reader's check.
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