We are continuing our projects in the Balkans for the LPP group. After Sarajevo, Zenica and Gracanica, the time has come for another store of the brand from the portfolio of the Tri-City group. This time it was a youth brand House, the new store of which we have prepared in Cazin, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Cazin is a small town located in the northwest of the country, on the road connecting the towns of Bihać and Velika Kladuša. The pride of Cazin are monuments dating back to the 14th century.
City Center Cazin is the largest and most modern shopping center in the region. In the area of 26 thousand. sq m offers access to collections of clothing brands such as Sinsay, New Yorker or LC Waikiki, as well as a wide range of entertainment and dining options. From April 28, 2022, the clients can also buy House brand clothes.
House addresses its offer to young women and men. It focuses on the casual style, offering bold combinations and expressive accessories. In its collections, it refers to art, pop culture and trends in social media. House is gradually expanding its chain of stores in Central and Eastern Europe.
The Ergo Store team was responsible for retail furniture manufacturing for the store, its transport and assembly, which we carried out on April 8-16, 2022. The area of the store is 583 sq m.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a place on the map of our production for the LPP group, to which we returned after a three-year break. In 2019, we prepared stores of all five LPP brands there, which was the beginning of the presence of the Tri-City company on the local market. We have also worked for LPP in other Balkan countries – recently, incl. in the capital of Croatia – Zagreb, and the town of Varazdin, also in Croatia.
By supporting the international expansion of the Tri-City company, we have so far visited such countries as Hungary, Germany, Finland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Croatia and Serbia.
Photo: facebook.com/citycentercazin
19.12.2024
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