sklepowy

Sklepowy is a Polish adjective formed from sklep meaning “shop,” with the suffix -owy, and thus means “of a shop” or “retail.” It is used to describe things connected with shops or intended for sale in retail outlets.

In everyday usage, sklepowy commonly appears in phrases such as towary sklepowe or produkty sklepowe, referring to goods that are sold in stores. The sense contrasts with concepts like hurtowy (wholesale) or domowy (home-made). The term can also be used to indicate that an item is bought in a shop for everyday consumption rather than produced on a small scale or at home, though the exact nuance depends on context.

Grammar and forms: sklepowy agrees with gender and number (m. sklepowy, f. sklepowa, n. sklepowe). Examples: To jest produkt sklepowy. W tym sklepie dostępne są towary sklepowe.

Related terms include sklep, referring to a shop, and phrases such as asortyment sklepowy (retail assortment) or rynek sklepowy (retail market). The concept is widely used in retail discourse, advertising, and everyday language to differentiate items intended for sale to consumers from those produced for other channels or purposes.