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A typical day at Braasi
What does a typical day at Braasi look like?
This video offers a glimpse into the everyday rhythm of our factory in Prague.
The place where our products come to life.
From cutting and sewing to packing and photographing, everything happens under one roof.
Our team works side by side: sewing machines hum, rolls of fabric are measured and cut, new prototypes are tested, and finished backpacks are prepared for shipment.
We also shoot our product photos right here, often minutes after the last stitch is made.
Design, production, and presentation all in one place — that’s how we stay connected to what we make, and why each piece that leaves our factory carries a bit of that atmosphere with it.
Take a look behind the scenes and see how our backpacks are made every day.
How is the Braasi Wicker made?
Wicker is one of our signature backpacks — a product that represents everything we stand for: functionality, timeless design, and precise craftsmanship.
In this short video, we take you behind the scenes to show how Wicker is made, step by step.
From the first cut of fabric to the final stitch, every piece is made in our own factory in Prague. We pay close attention to materials, details, and construction — because we believe quality is built, not outsourced.
Designed by us, made by us.
Watch the process behind one of our most iconic products.
Braasi Opening Party
We’ve Opened Our Own Factory
On Wednesday, March 28, 2018, we officially opened our new factory at Dělnická 67, Prague 7.
The event began at 7 PM and marked an important milestone in our development — we now have our own dedicated space for production.
As architects, we designed the entire reconstruction ourselves.
We wanted the space to reflect our values — functional, honest, and well thought-out. The result is a clean, light-filled workshop where we can fully focus on what we do best.
The opening evening was a great opportunity to share this step with friends, collaborators, and supporters.
Thank you to everyone who joined us — it meant a lot.
This factory is more than just a workspace.
It’s a foundation for everything that comes next.