We successfully completed new foreign projects. This time Ergo Store team produced the stores of the famous brands Lee and Wrangler. The shops can be found in Italy and Austria.
We worked over Wrangler stores in the picturesque village of Cilento in Campania, in the south of Italy. The second project included workings in Parndorf, an Austrian village known for an impressive outlet, offering products of many premium brands at attractive prices. Parndorf is about 30 minutes drive from the capital city of Vienna and is a frequent destination not only for native Austrians. That was the place where we had the pleasure to work.
Area of the Wrangler store in Cilento and the shop in Parndorf range from 120 to 130 sq. m. They are prepared according to the current concept of the stores of this brand. It is dominated by high quality steel and wood components. They are made in colors that emphasize the style of the assortment of this brand, associated primarily with jeans and clothes like trousers, shirts, skirts and jackets. Today Wrangler product range is much wider and it also includes shoes or accessories.
The opening of the Parndorf store took place at the end of May, while Wrangler’s Italian shop opened his doors for first clients in early June. We would like to point out that the Wrangler’s store in Italy prepared by Ergo Store is located in the Cilento Outlet at Strada Statale 18 and Parndorf Outlet address is Designer-Outlet-Straße 1.
We are also pleased to announce that we are working on further joint projects for the American clothing corporation VF Corporation, which includes Wrangler, LEE and more brands. We will keep you up to date on new projects.
We remind that for VF Corporation we produced last year, among others,clothing stores in Norway. That were the first Ergo Store productions in this country. Other Ergo Store projects for legendary clothing brands include shop-in-shop for Levi Strauss. Our realizations can be found, among others,in England, Spain, Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland.
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