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Štefánikova magistrála – Print (Frenky Hříbal and Milan Pleva)

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Brigadier general, politician, astronomer and diplomat Milan Rastislav Štefánik was, among other things, also a military pilot. In the plane that was fatal to him in 1919, he would have covered the Štefánikova magistrála in about 48 minutes.

The almost 120 km long route symbolically starts, or ends, at Bradlo, Štefánik's final resting place, and follows the longest SNP trail up to the Biely kríž junction. It crosses the whole of the Malé Karpaty and takes you over the most charming 700-meter peaks, including the highest one, Záruby.

Every bit of the route is captured on a graphic printed on clear tracing paper. You can frame it together with the graphic by Frenky Hříbal. Or split them into two.

Among long-distance trails, the Štefánikova magistrála is a beautiful seventh of the Cesta hrdinov, which it follows up to the Biely kríž junction. The red-marked trail connecting the ruins of Devín castle near Bratislava with the burial mound of General Milan Rastislav Štefánik takes you over the most charming 700-meter peaks of the Malé Karpaty. The views from Skalnatá and the sunsets on Vápenná will join your unforgettable memories.


Štefánikova magistrála – Grafika (Frenky Hříbal a Milan Pleva) – poustr
Štefánikova magistrála – Print (Frenky Hříbal and Milan Pleva) Sale price10 €

Memories that hang on the wall and help

Slovakia has beautiful nature, but one walk in the mountains will also show you a sad sight – missing forests, reckless logging, forest disasters. These are exactly the things that inspired us to create Poustrs. Posters that help. At launch, we sent part of every sale to organizations that protect our nature. In total, that came to more than €30,000.

The best of forgotten screen printing

We printed Poustrs on large screen-printing machines that still remember the Czechoslovak era. We found them on a random visit to a print shop and gave them a new life. So every Poustr is not only an original design, but also a celebration of honest craft.

We have nothing to hide

Radical transparency is one of our values. So here is exactly what it is made of and where the money you pay goes.

Where your 10 € goes

We lose money on this

  • Production5,00 € · 50 %

    Printing the poster on quality paper.

  • Illustrator5,00 € · 50 %

    The illustrator’s share.

  • Marketing1,22 € · 12 %

    Advertising. We count 15 % of the price excl. VAT.

  • Logistics3,00 € · 30 %

    Warehousing in Orava, packing and a shipping subsidy.

  • VAT 23%1,87 € · 19 %

    The tax we pay to the state.

  • Running the company-7,91 € · -61 %

    We subsidise this product from others.

Specs and materials

  • Printing technique

    screen printing. Every piece is an original.

  • Print date

    12/2021

  • Format

    A3 (420 mm x 297 mm)

  • Paper

    Woodstock 225 g paper with 80% recycled fibres and 20% elemental chlorine-free virgin pulp, with an interesting texture. FSC certified, of course. It does not crease, and the colour will not fade for at least 50 years. Supplier: Fedrigoni.

  • Tracing paper

    Golden Star K 200 g, made from ECF pulp. FSC certified, of course.

  • Packaging

    In a cardboard box. Frame and mount not included.

Carbon footprint

Even a paper poster has a footprint. We calculated it for the whole of 2025 and divided it per item: DEFRA 2025 emission factors, transport by parcels, services and marketing by spend (GHG Protocol). We keep refining the method together with our suppliers.

≈ 0.7 kg CO₂e per Poustr. Roughly like driving 4 km by car.

  • Production0.17 kg · 24 %

    Materials, printing, binding and cover.

  • Running the company and marketing0.43 kg · 63 %

    People, software, ads and energy, divided per item.

  • Transport to us0.02 kg · 3 %

    Materials to production and finished products to the warehouse.

  • Transport to you and packaging0.07 kg · 10 %

    Parcel and box.

What we do about it

  • We print in Slovakia and Czechia. No air freight. Our warehouse sits next to the printer in Orava, so finished products do not travel for nothing.
  • We do not shrink-wrap diaries one by one. We use bulk packaging to cut down on plastic.
  • We ship in recycled cardboard and, when we can, in boxes our suppliers sent us goods in.
  • For trips and small transfers we book shared transport and BlaBlaCar.
  • We print to pre-orders. If something does not sell, it does not end up in the bin but in our outlet or in schools.

What you can do

  • Order more things at once. One parcel instead of three.
  • Choose a pickup point or locker instead of home delivery. So the courier does not drive out for a single parcel.
  • Buy second quality and sale items. We also work with production seconds. Everything usable is cheaper in our second quality section. You save money and rescue something that would not get a chance elsewhere.
  • Buy only what you will really use. The smallest footprint belongs to the diary that never had to be made.

See our climate plan

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