Lepen Design is engaged in designing and professional and high quality manual manufacturing of men’s, women’s and children’s footwear only of natural leather according to the measure, an idea, a drawing or a photo, and also makes shoe repairs.

There is almost no lady in Zagreb that does not have at least one Kobali hat model. Permanent customers adore posh Kobali hats, which are prevailed by classical models, and very often foreign buyers come into the shop to buy a unique hat model.

Printing and bookbinding shop Grafikon cherishes the tradition of cutting by hand, making custom-made covers, hand sewing, hand gluing to this very day. But as new technologies and knowledge come to the picture, they can use paper to make anything that comes to your mind.

Opened in 2005, M&B continued the tradition of a craft of the same name that was in the family since 1983. The craft deals with the production of leather and textile products, which are clustered in groups of products from fashion lines, to business haberdashery and protective equipment to hospitality equipment.

The sweet factory Fantasia has been around since 1962, while Štefica Blaženić and her husband Željko took over the business in 2007. With the aim of enhancing their craft, they continued making only a few types of lollipops, jelly beans and candied apples. In addition to old traditional kinds, they’ve introduced new, modern products.

Pedicure salon Fajfer was established in 1938 by Bojka Fajfer, who’s the grandmother of Ivana Buterin, the salon’s current manager.

After 25 years of dedicated work in craft sector, six months ago Dijana Smoljo successfully started a creative craft “Klupica” where she makes souvenirs using glass and wood.

Olivera Cavrić is an academy-trained painter and graphic designer who started her own studio, a craft for artistic creation and design in 2017. For the second consecutive year she’s decorating interiors in Croatia and around the world.

Husband and wife Stjepan and Ankica Vincek founded what used to be a small family craft with their sweet creations leaving a permanent mark on Zagreb’s confectionery scene and they’ve managed to turn their business into a company with more than a hundred employees.

Optika Kraljević is an optician’s craft with a tradition spanning more than 30 years. Branko Kraljević opened the craft and first optician’s shop in 1984 in Novi Zagreb.

The Filipec family is one of the oldest families in Samobor with their winery situated in the very heart of downtown Samobor at Stražnička 1a. Bermet and Muštrda, which have been produced by the family since the 19th century, are definitely what makes them recognisable. At first they were renowned for skin-dressing and other economic activities, while they simultaneously made Bermet and Muštarda.

The Oslaković family from Samobor has been preserving their family tradition for three generations. In 1937, grandfather Franjo opened the first Licitar-making workshop in Samobor at Perkovčeva 17 where it is still located today. His son Franjo took over the craft embarking upon a candle production modernisation programme.