12.09.2024
Dubrovnik – one of the most beautiful cities in Europe – is now home to a new Mohito store, the most feminine brand in the LPP group’s portfolio. In the summer of 2024, we produced another store in Croatia for the Tri-City company.
Dubrovnik, known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” is one of Croatia’s most popular tourist destinations. It attracts visitors with its rich history and picturesque views. The city’s popularity and international recognition increased thanks to the series Game of Thrones. It was one of the main filming locations that served as the backdrop for many scenes set in the fictional world of Westeros. This Croatian city offers not only monuments and landscapes but also shopping opportunities. One such place is Sub City – a modern shopping center offering a range of retail stores, restaurants, and supermarkets. Brands present in the center include CCC, H&M, and the cosmetics retailer Müller.
A Mohito store covering an area of 570 square meters joined Sub City’s offerings on August 14, 2024. Ergo Store was responsible for retail furniture production, transportation, and assembly of furniture and equipment, which we carried out from August 1 to 8, 2024.
Clothes under the Mohito brand are created with professionally active, creative, and independent women living in large urban areas in mind. The designs aim to break the stereotype of typical, boring work attire and emphasise the strengths of femininity.
The Mohito store in Dubrovnik was our latest production for the LPP group in the Balkans – a region of Europe where we have been working intensively for the Tri-City company since 2022. During this period, we have prepared stores for all five brands of the company (Reserved, Sinsay, Mohito, Cropp, and House). Recent projects include Mohito stores in Serbia and Slovenia, as well as Sinsay and Cropp stores in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Over the years, we have also conducted projects for the LPP group in countries such as the United Kingdom, Hungary, Germany, Romania, Finland, Greece, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland.
