Italian 7camicie shirts may be produced in Serbia - After Quiz dresses, BJN brings Sportstaff and Miss Roberta brands to our market

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Famous 777 models of Italian 7camicie shirts may soon be produced in Serbia as well.

As eKapija learns from Bojan Mitic, director of the company BJN, which is an exclusive representative of this brand, there is an idea that some of the local textile companies start making these shirts for the Italian company.

7camicie shirts are available in Serbia since 2009, when BJN opened the first franchise store in Delta City shopping center.

Since then, this company has opened another nine 7camicie stores in Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Kosovo, as well as three stores in South African Republic.

It is interesting that this company, although a franchise, is going to open two stores in Kiev soon, in shopping centers Gulliver and Ocean Plaza.

When it comes to the Serbian capital, BJN operates a store in Usce Shopping Center, while the first store they opened, the one in Delta City, has been closed because, as they say, that shopping center`s turnover has dropped significantly.

(Sportstaff)

On the other hand, this company should open another store in Belgrade, at the entrance to Knez Mihailova Street. It is very likely that 7camicie will also have a shop in shop inside the facilities of Robne Kuce Beograd.

BJN is also a representative of Quiz brand, whose store is situated in the most famous pedestrian zone in Belgrade. This was a monobrand store at first, but its offer has recently been expanded to include another two Italian brands.

In that way, in addition to Quiz dresses, Sportstaff clothing and Miss Roberta shoes are available to people in Serbia for the first time.

The Italian brand Sportstaff was founded in 1985 to promote the highest Italian fashion. As the company`s mission says, "models are intended for dynamic, bold and modern women." A Sportstaff lady does not follow fashion trends blindly, she creates them.

(Miss Roberta)

Why 7camicie

Translated from Italian, 7camicie means 7 shirts. They originally had 7 buttons, which later became a trademark of this brand, and that is how the shirts got their name.

Rome, where the first 7camicie store was opened in 2001, is now home to 35 exclusive stores of this brand. Expansion to other world metropolises quickly emerged as a need, so that 7camicie now operates more than 150 stores in 12 different countries, including England, Scotland, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, Greece, Canada, China and Korea.