We have completed yet another project in 2024 for the LPP Group in Slovakia. In the Aupark shopping center in Košice, we prepared a new store for the Mohito brand.
The Aupark shopping mall is located in the center of Košice, a Slovakian city with a population of 200,000. It stands out for its wide selection of stores, as well as an extensive range of dining and entertainment options. Fashion brands present in Aupark include Pull & Bear, Stradivarius, and Bershka from the Inditex group, as well as C&A.
The Mohito store, prepared by Ergo Store, spans 375 square meters and is located on the ground floor of the shopping center. Our company manufactured a complete set of retail furniture and fixtures, following the new 2024 store concept guidelines introduced by the brand. These updates in concept are part of an omnichannel strategy, impacting both traditional stores and online sales. One of the outcomes is the installation of e-commerce modules in physical stores, providing customers with access to the brand’s online shop.
The Ergo Store team handled the production of the store’s furniture and fixtures, as well as their installation. The assembly work was carried out between August 29 and September 5, 2024, and the store opened in mid-September.
Mohito is the most feminine brand in the LPP Group, with clothing designed for professionally active, creative, and independent women aged 25+ living in large urban areas. The collections aim to break stereotypes of typical, boring work attire while emphasizing feminine appeal.
Slovakia is a country where we regularly carry out projects for our long-standing client, the LPP Group. One of our first productions in 2024 was a Sinsay store in Bratislava. This year, we also prepared a Mohito store in the Slovakian capital.
We have also worked on projects for LPP Group in other Slovakian cities, including Žilina, Martin, Rimavská Sobota, Trenčín and Komárno.
The Tri-City-based LPP company is one of our key clients. Over the years, we have completed projects for them in countries such as the United Kingdom, Germany, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Finland, Romania, Greece, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Poland.
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