Malene has started a highly esteemed brand with enormous success in eight years since its inception. Reflecting Malene Birgers personal sense of style, impeccible workmanship and attension to details, adored by women from a variety of cultures all around the world.

By Malene Birger is the recipient of a number of numerous design awards and recognitions, including "Brand of the Year" at the Dansk Fashion awards 2011.

 

Armani Jeans is the more casual inspired label from the prestigious Armani fashion empire, as the name suggests, Armani Jeans revolves around the premium denim collection contained within. Considered to be a design collection, the jeans feature the metal Armani eagle logo to the rear pocket and come in various fits and dye finishes to suit all shapes and tastes. Aside from the denim the collection is rich in variation and includes shirting, knitwear, jersey and outerwear pieces, as well as and ever expanding range of accessories.

 

Belstaff was founded in 1924 by Eli Belovitch and Harry Grosberg in Staffordshire. Belstaff were the first company to use a waxed cotton and all weather jackets for motorcyclists. Over the past 20 years Belstaff has been introduced to the fashion World as a truly heritage Brand and has been used in many Hollywood blockbuster films.

Belstaff is a luxury product and only uses the best materials and fabric treatments around today, but still keeping the brands heritage alive in every possible way, every Belstaff jacket is designed for style and durability as it was in the early days.

The iconic Belstaff biker's wax jacket made in the UK throughout the last century. Belstaff are famous for their original designer jacket style of the 4 pockets with a belt. The Belstaff range, now made in Italy has become very sought after in the mens designer jacket niche and is sold throughout the world.

 

Brax offer clothing of a consistently high quality. This is one of the reasons why the company is so successful. Working together with innovative suppliers, we develop state-of-the-art materials from which we create high-quality clothing for women and men.

Brax use advanced procurement, communication and marketing strategies and methods. Our extensive know-how is essential for retaining our edge in terms of quality, which in turn paves the way for growth, scale, internationality and independence.

 

Duchamp is a great British success story. The company traces its origins to France and the chance discovery by the founder of a cache of 10,000 vintage cufflinks in a Paris flea market back in 1989.

This led two years later to the launch of a London-based luxury goods business concentrating on men’s accessories. Appropriately enough, the founder was reading a book about Dadaism at the time, and decided to name the new company after the French surrealist artist Marcel Duchamp.

By 2002, Duchamp launched their first shirt collection and we were ready to become Britain’s leading men’s accessory brand,

Despite the name, the ‘Britishness’ of the brand was a given from the word go and continues to be one of Duchamp’s greatest strengths. The same craftsman in Birmingham has produced the cufflinks since the company was founded, while all of the ties are handmade in England. The fabric is woven in England by a Suffolk based company that dates back to the early 1700s and is one of the oldest still designing and weaving silk in the UK.

Although Duchamp now offers everything from trench coats to trousers, the core of the collection is very much occasion wear for men who love dressing up, with velvet tuxedos and evening dress shirts for events from big nights out to a day at the races. The brand has proved to be a huge hit with the wedding market...after all Duchamp is all about the feel-good factor, and what could be more important than feeling good on your biggest day?

 

The story of premium denim is one that is intricately intertwined with the launch of 7 For All Mankind in Los Angeles, California during Autumn in 2000. 7 For All Mankind was the first company to truly bring premium denim to scale, marking Los Angeles, California, as denims' venerable center for research and development worldwide changing the landscape of denim forever.

The brand, famously dubbed "Sevens" by fashion editors and stylists, grew to fame in no small part because it became an instant favourite among Hollywood's elite. 7 For All Mankind jeans continue to rank as a preferred jean among Hollywood's leading ladies such as Angelina Jolie, Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Garner and Liv Tyler. Male celebrities such as Jake Gyllenhaal, Ben Affleck, and Ryan Reynolds became fans of the brand shortly after the launch of 7 For All Mankind's men's collection in 2002.

 

The Barbour story began in 1894 in the Market Place in South Shields. Today the 5th generation family owned business remains in the read, with Barbour's headquarters located in Simonside, South Shields. Although it sources products from around the globe, Barbour's classic wax jackets are still manufactured by hand in the factory in Simonside and each year over 100,000 jackets are processed via the central, subsidiary and local customer service operations.

There are now over 2,000 products across the two seasons and the collections now cater for Men, Ladies and Children. Broadening out from its countrywear roots, today the heritage and lifestyle clothing brand produces clothing that is designed for a full lifestyle wardrobe. As well as jackets and coats, the Barbour wardrobe includes trousers, shirts, socks, knitwear and a range of accessories.

Nevertheless, in whichever area the company now operates, it remains true to its core values as a family business which espouses the unique values of the British Countryside and brings the qualities of wit, grit and glamour to its beautifully functional clothing.

 

Eton, are proud of a heritage that dates back to the year 1928 when Annie and David Pettersson started a new business making fine shirts. Ever since, quality and attention to detail has been the heart of everything they do. Their key to success is genuine craftsmanship combined with cutting edge weaving technology and a unique finishing process. Over the years, Eton have grown from a small two-person operation in Gånghester, Sweden, to a company known worldwide for their superior quality.

 

 

Lyle & Scott was founded in 1874 in the Scottish town of Hawick by William Lyle and Walter Scott. The brand still draws from a 125 year old archive which includes designs by designers such as Christian Dio.

Its golf range appeared in 1967 and was quickly worn by top golfers such as Tony Jacklin, Gary Player and Greg Norman as well as golfing enthusiasts such as Bob Hope and Ronnie Corbett, with the latter usually sporting a Lyle & Scott jumper during his monologues on The Two Ronnies.



'Lyle and Scott Heritage' is a sophisticated lifestyle collection that is both timeless and modern. Lyle and Scott Heritage takes in the rich history of the Lyle and Scott archives and adds the new red eagle logo for a point of difference.

 

 

 

 

 

In 1914, Bernard Gantmacher arrived from Ukraine to New York City. Empty handed, but determined to make a better future for himself, he enrolled at Colombia University, studying to become a pharmacist. To finance his studies he worked night shifts in the garment district of the Lower East Side. His first job was to sew shirt collars and he soon proved to be a master at the sewing machine. There he met his future wife, Rose, who was working as a button and buttonhole specialist.

In 1927, the couple moved to New Haven, Connecticut. The city was the center of a booming textile industry and Bernard set up business as a sub-contractor, making shirts for other labels.

Gant were quickly recognized as skilled shirt makers and became trusted partners for some of the most notable brands of the time. To satisfy the many customers who wanted to make sure they were getting the same high quality every time, Bernard started labeling the shirts with a diamond "G". Soon everybody was talking about the "G-shirt" and demand far exceeded supply.

 

The craftsmanship and quality of the work are what have made ROY ROBSON into an international fashion brand. That is why the knot is visible as a signet at ROY ROBSON – as a symbol of the corporate values of authenticity, cohesion, and combining tradition with modernity.

ROY ROBSON fashion stands for an authentic style. It underlines the personality of the wearer and conveys an air of natural casualness. Authenticity also characterises the company's actions. These include reliability in business relationships, honesty in dealing with each other, and the ambitious aim of ensuring quality in work at all levels.