Fashion craft Dora has been managing to buck all kinds of trends since 1986 when it was opened by Mirjana Rubić. Today the craft is run by her daughter Dora who was actually named after the salon.

Furriery Dvoravić was founded in 1950 in Ilica and today it can proudly boast the fact that is own a platinum plaque for craft preservation. Gordan Dvoravić took over the business from his father Tomislav. Gordan has kept the furriery alive in Dežman Street.

Antonela Dvoravić Šarčević is owner of a furriery craft which has been situated at Ilica 49 since the very beginning. It was established in 1950 by her father Tomislav Dvoravić.

MP METALOPLAST is a Zagreb craft specialising in producing objects made from plastic mass and metal. It was founded in 1966 and since 1982 it’s been managed by Zlatko Tkalčević who has continued his family tradition. Zlatko is an engraver by profession and he’s managed to combine his profession with making tools.

Continuing the family tradition of doing leatherwork, Silvio Lončarić has been successfully running Lion Holsters, a craft business specializing in manufacture of various leather products.

Vid Tomić started the Tomić family furriery tradition in 1938 at 15 Masarykova Street. His nephew Boško took over the business after Vid and finaly Boško’s son Zoran Tomić took over in 2003.

Furrier Tomislav Sumrak has been in charge of his family’s craft for the past ten years. He took over from his father who had been running the craft since 1968. Tomislav attained new skills at Krzno Zagreb in order to have a more objective approach to business and, later on, he blended his newly acquired competences with the family tradition.

Tailor’s shop Jura has been successfully running in wider downtown Zagreb for two generations or since 1973 to be more precise. Tomislav Kuna is now in charge of the shop he took over from his father Juraj Kuna.

KRAVATA-ZAGREB has been operating more than 65 years and is the oldest tie production craft in Croatia. Josip Dubravica has been running the family craft for the past 35 years with the help and support of his entire family and two employed tailors. In addition to their original shop in 13 Radićeva Street, their tie salon is

Vjekoslav Završki takes the credit for founding leatherware Završki. He opted for pursuing this career path in 1926. In 1943 he opened his shop in 10 Jurišićeva Street where it’s still located today.

Tanja Pokupec Hubak is in charge of leatherware Pokupec, a family craft. Her father Pavao Pokupec started the tradition in 1951 in Ilica 196 where the craft is located to this very day.

Husband and wife Tonica and Darko Balen started their family’s business in a flat located in 28 Ilica Street. As their business and family grew ever larger, so they set about finding a new location. Kopir biro Balen has been located at 11 Kaptol since 1981 and you can still find it at the same address.