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N.Klauser TextilvertriebsgesellschaftmbH Anna Thoben - Sales a.thoben@modeagentur-klauser.de www.klauserpressoffice.com

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Bickley + Mitchell

BICKLEY + MITCHELL The strength in differences The Amsterdam based fashion brand BICKLEY + MITCHELL was founded in 2011 by a small group of creatives in fashion and beyond, and is specialized in knitwear products for women and men.

The all year focus is on the INDIGO items. These items are denim related and some are made with real cotton indigo. Rich qualities are combined with innovative and different knits, but always easy to combine with your wardrobe.

The brand is built upon the philosophy that we’re all unique and that strength lies in differences, not in similarities. The main notion: never conform to mass trends and everyday norm!

Bickley and Mitchell CV BICKLEY + MITCHELL strives to close the gap between fashion and function. As true knit addicts, they are putting knitwear back on the map in an innovative and new manner. Their creations are inspired by tradition, quality and experience. The designs of their hats, scarves, gloves and socks are trend proof and can be worn for years to come.

The BICKLEY + MITCHELL AW15 collection is grouped around four themes for women and four themes for men, such as Winter nomads, City dandy and Future sport.

Main colours used are black, linen, grey meleé, light pink, sand, navy, indigo, army and burgundy. Accent colours are steelblue, seagreen and plumpurple.

Naomi Louwerens – Sales Europe naomi@bickleyandmitchell.com www.bickleyandmitchell.com

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campus

CAMPUS Your life is your campus. [def. Cam |pus: Place, where people meet, where anything new will be created.]

CAMPUS is a time-intellectual style, which is characterized by natural and authentic looks, never overdone and enacted, always independent and modern. Therefore the DNA of the brand is style-defined as the college campus lifestyle. The original CAMPUS cult piece, a Crew Neck-Sweatshirt with CAMPUS branding is the red thread in every collection. Their naturalness makes CAMPUS outfits favourite wardrobe pieces.

The brand name CAMPUS is an inherent part of the brand’s identity.

Thereby the brand does not focus on the geographical part of the university‘s student life but on the personal comfort zone of each individual. The result of this fusion is the slogan: “YOURLIFEISYOURCAMPUS”. Whether private, work life, hobby, travelling or the fashionable style, everyone is responsible to design its own “CAMPUS”.

The colour scheme of the CAMPUS FW 2015/16 collection consists of the topics Seattle (blue-green dark winter colors), Edmonton (medium spice and earthy tones), and Napa Valley (dark berry tones and graphite)

These are combined with mean grey mélange, anthracite and black, which rigorously define the sporty, urban and weekend leisure-character of the CAMPUS code.

Placed graphic prints, minimal designs, Dotoflage-all-over prints and seasonal colour highlights such as rust-orange, camel, olive, pacific blue and mint complement the overall picture.

Campus GmbH Torsten Widarzik – CEO torstenwidarzik@campus72.com Alexander Gehle – Head of Sales alexandergehle@campus72.com

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care label

Care label: Care, respect, ethics.

The 2007 meeting of long-time denim expert Leopoldo Durante, marketing & sales expert Enrico Gallo and Lapo Elkann, authentic interceptor of innovation, gave rise to the creation of the Care label project and We Care srl, the company owning the brand.

The name Care label plays on the dual meaning of a „careful“ brand and a „care“ label. Care here refers to the care in the search for the best utility selvage denim and the other materials used, as well as to attention and respect for the end buyers who, by wearing them day by day, will mould the jeans to their own bodies and make them unique.

The name also refers to the Care label’s attention to details such as the silk-screen printing for logos and washing labels, or the pure copper buttons that over time oxidize to reveal the Care label cotton flower logo.

Care label does not focus on a highly visible, ostentatious logo or trademark: in some of the collection’s models, the label on the back is covered by a ribbed paper patch, and the Care label mark shows up only after prolonged wear or a few machine washes, when the paper comes away to reveal the three-layer jacron label.

This is why every model of the collection is a story to be told, whose tale is decided by the person wearing it: the carelabelist, who will interpret its values: care, respect, ethics.

Care label’s European Denim Line is a blend of tradition and innovation, a new direction resulting from a fusion of different cultures, where the word “Line” stands for a line of thought and conduct, as well as the selvage line which is the distinguishing feature of the brand shown on the right back pocket and fifth pocket.

We Do Srl Barbara di Lorio - Press Barbara@wedosrl.it Anna Thoben - Sales a.thoben@modeagentur-klauser.de www.carelabelbrand.com

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CG – club of gents

CG – CLUB of GENTS. SMART COMBINATIONS Everything started in 1925 with the foundation of a textile business in Franconia/Germany. After four decades of successful expansion, important forward-looking decisions are taken: the company now focuses exclusively on menswear. With the launch of the progressive, young brand - CG – CLUB of GENTS - the company gains a new important target group.

Today, the company has 650 employees in Germany and abroad, the export share amounts to 50%.

TOGETHER. AUTHENTIC. COOL. This is the dress code of the progressive, urban looks of CG - CLUB of GENTS. Smart combinations with a touch of coolness, authenticity and passion. A well-balanced mixture of trends and current zeitgeist are the features which characterize the fashion DNA of this collection.

Menswear close to the young masculine market, with a focus on masculine. Fashion themes and outfits are made for the urban target group, never exaggerated, but leave room for a great variety of styles. Formal, casual, nonchalant or sporty: the silhouette is always distinctly slim-cut and fashion-oriented.

The core competence: modern blazers, suits, coats and sportswear jackets.

The icing on the cake: fashion shirts, polos, T-shirts, knitwear, chinos, denims and accessories – always matching the total look.

Création Gross GmbH & Co. KG Maro Nachtrab – Sales Germany m.nachtrab@carlgross.de Renate Nemeth – Sales International r.nemeth@carlgross.de Jürgen Putzer – Head of Marketing j.putzer@carlgross.de

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Cimarron

CIMARRON Shake those seduction zones This upcoming winter, CIMARRON revisits the clothing codes of the fashion flagship years, while reworking the indispensable garments of the woman’s wardrobe.

The Maison introduces a collection made up of retro looks influences with the comeback of the flare, the authentic momfit, the loose suit and the fashionable overall.

The introduction of the high waist pants enables to combine comfort with singularity in order to enhance the silhouette. The CIMARRON’s eternal slim and skinny pants offer a wide range of shades.

The rebellious posture invites itself into the collection through the oversized jeans jacket, the skillfully destroyed boyfit, and the sportswear’s jogging look.

Dressed with a bomber jacket and waxed pants in different colors, the chic streetstyle silhouette will shake the seduction zones.

For the rock look addicts, you will love our exclusive line: major pieces uniting denim and genuine leather, from the shirt to the pants...

A twisted fashion that will lead to temptation more than one woman!

Feldges + Heidt GmbH Eva Feldges-Heidt – Press/Marketing Michael Heidt – Sales office@fh-public.de www.cimarronjeans.fr

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Cheaney

Cheaney Joseph Cheaney and Sons have been making traditional English shoes in the same small market town of Desborough in the heart of the Northamptonshire countryside since 1886. The independent family-owned English company is fully committed to handcrafting premium footwear entirely in their own factory.

From the cutting out of the leather through to the final polishing - when choosing CHEANEY shoes, one may be assured to purchase the finest English craftsmanship.

Remberg & Partner Jรถrg Remberg j.remberg@rembergundpartner.de www.cheaney.co.uk

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CINQUE

CINQUE: Casual and Passionate CINQUE was born some 30 years ago in Cinque Terre, Italy, and quickly developed into a progressive fashion label in the modern women’s- and menswear premium segment.

Apart from two main and two intermediate collections for women and men every year, the CINQUE design team offers the never-out-of-stock program “9 TO 5”, consisting of styles for the modern businesswoman and -man in a modern modular system.

In order to offer a contemporary, high quality product, CINQUE ensures a thorough value chain – from the ordering of the high quality fabrics and materials material to the sale. Production takes place mainly in Southern and Eastern European countries.

Cinque Moda GmbH

In Germany, CINQUE serves more than 800 customers, mainly the highend specialist trade, as well as around 300 foreign retailers.

magh@cinque.de

CINQUE’s corporate culture is strongly influenced by the Mediterranean lifestyle: inwardly passionate and emotional, outwardly always welldressed and casual. These attributes are reflected in the CINQUE style: passionate but moderate, nonchalant with subtle details.

Regardless of whether its women’s or men’s fashion, leisure or business outfits, aesthetics are persistently in control.

CINQUE has a friendly and relaxed relationship with current trends, and offers good value with prices in the upper medium segment.

Since 2014, the licensee CRICKIT International GmbH & Co. KG has produced and marketed the CINQUE shoes, and the licensee Roberto Design International GmbH has produced and marketed the CINQUE bags, small leather goods and luggage.

Tristan Bolwin

www.cinque.de

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denham the jeanmaker

Denham - Nomadic spirit Denham was founded in Amsterdam in 2008 by Englishman and internationally respected jeanmaker Jason Denham. Collections include a full range of styles for women and men across both tops and bottom categories, but the brand’s core is firmly rooted in the premium denim segment.

THE TRUTH IS IN THE DETAILS: The 5-pocket range expresses a refined modernist sensibility and features an impressive array of signature details and subtle construction innovations. But Denham’s real distinction comes from the brand’s dedication to reproducing completely natural wear-patterns and laundry techniques characterized by the careful balance of high and low fade-tones and three- dimensional aging processes.

WORSHIP TRADITION – DESTROY CONVENTION: Denham’s seasonal collections of jackets, knits, shirts and jersey are distinguished by their unique use of vintage research and their original blend of contemporary design refinement while always maintaining a deeply authentic jeans attitude.

Inspiration for Winter 2015 are winter nomads: Mongolian tribes of the Nomadic empires from Central or Inner Asia: traditionally bow-wielding, horse- riding nomads who integrate modern elements and contemporary components within an otherwise ancient lifestyle.

Denham captures this nomadic spirit by mixing elements of nomadic layering patchwork and quilting and utilitarian repair with sport accents, and by combining wool coatings with chunky graphic knits complimented by tumbled sheepskins, sand washed silks and contrasting combinations of textiles. The colour focus is on deep evocative indigo. Blue tones from dark navy to kendo-blue, through indigo and on to bright dome-blues of

the winter sky combined with shades of grey, natural ecru, army green and camel harmonize the underlying contrasts for a unified overall atmosphere.

Denham the Jeanmaker Ben Sibthorpe – International Sales ben@denhamthejeanmaker.com Vivian Hartog-Holla – Marketing/Press vivian@denhamthejeanmaker.com www.denhamthejeanmaker.com

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Drake’s London

Drake’s London Style, comfort, and quality have always been the hallmarks of a gentleman´s wardrobe. A beautifully tailored suit, a perfect shirt and benchmade shoes send a message of natural assurance. But it doesn´t matter who your tailor is or how beautifully your suit has been cut, you will not be well dressed without paying attention to some rather simple details. The small consideration, the subtle element, the fine points really do matter. This is the vision and philosophy of Drake´s.

Founded in 1977 by Michael Drake, the original Drake´s collection was comprised of men´s quality scarves. A range of English handmade ties and pocket squares quickly followed, which swiftly became the heart and soul of the business. Until today, all ties continue to be entirely handmade in London´s East End, on Haberdasher Street. The dedication and constant attention to detail that is given to the product is never compromised and truly sets Drake´s apart in this age of numbingly ordinary and the quaintly redone.

The Drake´s style, beginning with refined English discrimination, has evolved with a touch of consummate French chic and a nod to Italians for abundant sense of style and colour. This aesthetic represents a vision of how English style is perceived to be, rather than the reality which today is all often less inspiring.

Fashion Network UG Angelika Pöser office@ap-fn.com www.drakes.com

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drykorn

Drykorn Modern times!

Drykorn was founded in September 1996 by owner and managing director Marco Goetz, and has since been specializing in fashionable pants for women and men.

The Drykorn collection has evolved tremendously over the years and now offers a great variety of casual styles and classic looks, including suits, blazers, trousers and coats – all with a fashion edge.

Knitwear, Jersey and Accessories complete the Drykorn collection. The product is ‘cool’ and modern with a snobbish touch.

FreeUnitFreeSenses: „Every day a storm, every hour a dare. No problems, just challenges: 5:00h. 4 degrees Celsius: gravel pit, rocks, steel. Rattling noise, dazzling roaring, silence that absorbs everything. Bald branches between steel containers. I have been running for kilometers in order to vitalize me, to train, to sharpen my senses – to be able to cope with every situation. Edgy, rough, athletic, futuristic. 2015 or 2025.

No retro, no way back – just the future, only going forward. Awakening.

Turmoil. Warm-up. The tunnel. The bundling of my energies.

End of time? No. Modern times! FreeUnitFreeSenses2015.“

Drykorn Modevertriebs GmbH & Co. KG Marino Edelmann – Sales me@drykorn.com Eva Hofmann – Marketing e.hofmann@drykorn.com V.Communication – Press Nora Rochlitzer nr@v-communication.de www.drykorn.com

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Dukes Finest Artisan

DUKES Finest Artisan Life is a circus The average gives the world its durability. The unusual its value.

(Oscar Wilde)

BAROQUE CIRCUS collection: The circus has been a place for acceptance and representation in every century. It changes physically, but its values remain the same: „Life is a circus“! BAROQUE CIRCUS draws inspiration from the 19th century; a tribute to the Montgolfier Brothers and the French Revolution. Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité!

DUKES Finest Artisan has manufactured premium hand-made leather accessories and bags since 2008. The pieces impress with their special design, high artisanal quality and inimitability. Original vintage basics and finest vegetable-tanned leather are extravagantly finished by hand and turned into unique pieces of art with a tangible character.

Ursula Klein and Michael Herzog, the founders of Dukes Finest Artisan, have created and cultivated this philosophy. Their original vintage leather products come from a global network of vintage aficionados, from Los Angeles to Budapest.

Rare and precious pieces, selected mainly from old military stocks and vintage markets, are cleaned and treated with natural oils and lotions and, finally, receive their exquisite artisanal and artistic touch.

For the Classic Collection, DUKES uses vegetable tanned leather from Austria, Germany and Italy. According to traditional craftsmanship, the leather is embossed by hand, studded, decorated with exotic leather and painted by the most sophisticated artists (former Viennese Augarten porcelain painters). Contemporary historical topics, native tribes, ethnic motifs, folklore, pop and street art serve as sources of inspiration for the pieces and are matched with each other in the DUKES collections.

Dukes Ursula Klein office@dukes-artisan.com www.dukes-artisan.com

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freitag F-Abric

FREITAG F-ABRIC THE FABRIC OF THE FUTURE MADE FROM FORGOTTEN PLANT FIBERS The idea of a durable fabric that is completely compostable and produced in Europe from European crops may sound like wishful thinking, but in fact it is the latest pitch from the Freitag brothers. Twenty years after Daniel and Markus Freitag gave new life to old truck tarps, FREITAG has created an all-new, biodegradable textile, that is produced in Europe.

Markus and Daniel were looking for suitable workwear for their employees, but then they realized what they were looking for didn’t exist – a tough, sustainably produced and compostable material made in Europe.

So they decided to develop their own textiles starting from the fiber up that would fulfill their requirements 100 % – and decided to call them FABRIC. The materials are made of the bast fibers hemp and flax as well as Modal, all of which are resources that are grown on European soil and do not harm it or require excessive amounts of water to grow. Compared to the production processes of more common textiles, the journey from fiber to finished product is just a short trip for F-ABRIC, since all of the production stages take place within a 2500-kilometer radius from the factory in Zurich.

Anyone who has to sorrowfully say goodbye to their F-ABRIC product after many happy years together doesn’t have to toss it in the trash, but

rather on the compost pile. F-ABRIC textiles are 100 % naturally biodegradable – including threads and selvage. A piece of clothing thus becomes fertile soil for new raw materials and the cycle continues.

The material of the future made from long-forgotten bast fibers is now available at selected stores: as a Workpant, Workdress, T-Shirt, Longsleeve and Concept Bag.

FREITAG lab. AG Oliver Brunschwiler Oliver.brunschwiler@freitag.ch www.freitag.ch

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gabriele pasini

GABRIELE PASINI

A CLASSIC SPIRIT The Gabriele Pasini fall winter 2015/2016 collection captures a classic spirit, imbuing it with a fresh twist thanks to a playful re-visitation of detailing and a novel idea of color/pattern/fabric mixing. All for coats, jackets and knits.

From classic to semi casual to cocktail looks, a wide array of styles reflects the true essence of the Gabriele Pasini man.

Soft textured fabrics add definition both to classic three-piece suits in saxony wool and to jacquard coats with contrast casentino lapels.

The palette goes from dark blue to shades of grey, all the way to white and black, making the most of these hues in a selection of madras and macro plaid shetland jackets with bouclé piping where flecks of orange and green heighten the appeal.

With a subtle nod to the female fashion universe, animal prints – leopard spot and zebra stripe effects – give the line a unique and distinctive flair this season.

Meanwhile the denim project moves forward with leather jackets, studding on shoulders, to sport over faux-vintage jeans and jacquard shirts.

Completing the collection is a series of soft wool ponchos, plus a new shoe with wedge sole in fluo white, green or yellow tones reminiscent of tennis balls from past times.

N.Klauser TextilvertriebsgesellschaftmbH Anna Thoben - Sales a.thoben@modeagentur-klauser.de www.lardini.it/gabriele-pasini

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Gloverall

Gloverall Lifestyle-led functionality Gloverall was founded in 1951, and has today become one of the most respected and loved British brands, recognised worldwide as producers of not just the Original Duffle Coat but modern relevant British coats too.

The Gloverall brand has gained truly iconic status as a design classic.

The complete collection also includes a range of casual utility shirts with faint echoes of the 1950’s alongside a beautifully executed selection of Aran and Guernsey knits, Fair isle and striped options as well as a crewneck knit emblazoned with the collection’s 1951 slogan.

Launching for AW 15, the Made in England ‘51 Collection delivers a modernist reinterpretation of archive-inspired moments for men and women each season. It takes a contemporary look at historically significant sporting stories associated with Gloverall.

The inaugural AW ’15 collection takes its lead from a set of black-andwhite photographs chronicling the early days of the British Grand Prix in the 1950’s: an era when style, talent and celebrity were inextricably intertwined.

AW’15 makes a contemporary reevaluation of the Monty duffle coat, updating the classic boiled wool style featuring appliqué racing-inspired motifs and pins. Additional outerwear highlights are all-weather raincoats, sporty mid-length car coats, a tailored sports blazer, a quilted rally jacket, a wadded parka and the race-inspired Paddock jacket.

Premium British fabrics are prominent. Tweeds from Abraham Moon, Fox Brothers and Harris Tweed feature alongside waxed cottons by Halley Stevens and bonded cottons by British Millerain. Elsewhere in the collection, Brisbane moss cottons, corduroys and Italian-sourced melton wool share the spotlight with water- and wind-resistant technical cloths.

The AW ’15 colour palette is led by navy blue, charcoal grey and midnight black punctuated by shades of khaki, tan and pillar-box red.

Fashion Network UG Angelika Pöser office@ap-fn.com www.gloverall.com

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hansen

HANSEN Northern Resilience The HANSEN atelier works from a sincere belief in discerning day-to-day dressing. Garments are constructed to be effortlessly enduring without overstatement. The silhouette connects the ruggedness of workwear with finer tailoring references.

Each season-less array of garments is crafted to withstand the elements and engage with society. HANSEN offers a selection of wardrobe essentials, loosely refined yet functionally robust. All materials are sourced locally, in close dialogue with sensible artisans whose craftsmanship is rooted in aesthetic values filled with earnestness. Historic traditions are paired with contemporary techniques, infused with a drop of rational nostalgia. Each dawn beckons to unique explorers, to sense their surroundings confidently.

tion of seasonal fabrics allows for discerning layers. Fine merinos, breathable cotton and linen tweed feature Japanese wool, sleek cashmere and high-density water-repellent cotton. The overall silhouette is maintained using shades of blacks, greys, deep indigo, hued blues, crisp white and an inkling of honey yellow.

All HANSEN garments are produced within the EU.

Hansen. Inc

HANSEN AW15:

Per Chrois

Winter has come, and with it, a solemn change of pace. Utility turns into necessity as weathering the elements becomes a prime objective. AW15 pairs traditional workwear uniformity with contemporary tailoring. Anchored in northern resilience, the garments focus on tactile structure and perceptive solutions, with downplayed print and sporty details, always understated. Singular knitwear and wool pieces are developed in close dialogue with craftsmen to foster their qualitative durability.

chrois@hansengarments.com

HANSEN shirts, knits and tees exist together with flexible suiting, tailored jackets and nature defying outerwear pieces. Alongside, a precise selec-

www.hansengarments.com

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HatAttack

HatAttack They love ‘em.

Hat Attack was founded in 1981 in New York, USA. The mission: to design affordable accessories that follow all of the current trends.

Hat Attack and Buji Baja (their other accessory label) are outstanding accessories collections.

Hat Attack is worn by open minded fashionistas, and cooperates with a number of bloggers such as AndIwasLike. Celebrities such as Cindy Crawford, Alexa Chung, Oprah Winfrey, Kate Hudson, BeyoncĂŠ or Alexa Chung were already spotted wearing Hat Attack.

The collection range include hats, bags, gloves (mittens and pop-tops too), scarves (lots of loops and eternities).

Flip Distribution GmbH Reinhard Pascher reinhard@flipdistribution.de www.hatattack.com

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herrlicher

Herrlicher „The passion, the burning, the fascination are not only for the blue fabric, but for fashion. I have always liked well-dressed people, but also crazy looks in all facets.”

Fashion Styling Licher eK Serena Hossbach

“The passion for the timeless and exquisite. The careful handling of the brand and the personal leadership of the Licher family characterizes the uncompromising concession to quality and fit.”

(Erwin O. Licher)

hossbach@f-s-l.com www.herrlicher.com

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Hevo

Hevo To create or invent is not mandatory - at least not for everyone. Sometimes it is more than enough to simply study the past and to re-propose the wonderful history, by extracting the best out of it, and present it to an audience that will appreciate and rediscover the beauty of the past.

N.Klauser TextilvertriebsgesellschaftmbH Anna Thoben - Sales

Hevo – Evolvere per evocare o evocare evolvendo.

a.thoben@modeagentur-klauser.de www.hevo.it

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house of gray

House of Gray The Italian luxury knitwear brand House of Gray started as a project in 2011, inspired by English heritage products of the twenties. Alfredo Argirò, former creative director of Ballantyne and head designer of House of Gray, is responsible for the brand concept and product development. Aim of the brand is a re-interpretation of traditional English knitwear mixed with latest Italian and Japanese tailoring trends.

N.Klauser TextilvertriebsgesellschaftmbH Anna Thoben - Sales a.thoben@modeagentur-klauser.de

The production is fully “made in Italy” with some pieces additionally produced in Scotland.

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B&B headquarters // Floor plan // Level 4

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B&B // BLUE YARD // Floor plan

GENERAL INFORMATIONS From 19–21 January 2015 BREAD & BUTTER is hosting a guerrilla tradeshow within its own facilities right in the heart of Berlin Mitte.

True to the motto “Back to the Street”, Karl-Heinz Müller invites the industry to an unconventional business forum and meeting point.

DATE 19th – 21st of January 2015

OPENING HOURS EVENT 19.01.2015: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.

20.01.2015: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.

ADDRESSES

21.01.2015: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

BBB HQ Münzstraße 13, 10178 Berlin-Mitte (Please use the entrance via Rochstraße) BLUE YARD Münzstraße 21, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

GET-TOGETHER Tuesday, 20 January 2015, from 6 p.m.

BLUE YARD Münzstraße 21, 10178 Berlin-Mitte

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indigo people

INDIGO PEOPLE Homage to artisans In our western consumption society, where products are made increasingly faster, cheaper and more mechanized, authentic handicrafts and their artisans are faced with extinction. At the same time, there is a group of conscious consumers with an increasing appreciation for artisanal craftsmanship.

Indigo People was born out of love for traditional craftsmanship and the beauty of natural indigo. The brand is an homage to the artisans who keep up their heritage and to people with a great affection for authentic handicrafts. By combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design, Indigo People creates a unique collection of scarfs for indigo lovers.

On a journey to the Far East the founders of Indigo People met groups of master weavers who have been processing cotton for generations. They spin the raw cotton into weaving yarns and dye them in natural indigo following a traditional, very labor intensive method. These indigo blue yarns are then manually woven into textile. The handcrafted textile is very suitable for scarfs and shows a beauty that is raw and timeless.

Indigo people works with different artisan communities, each with its own specialization in weaving technique such as ‘ikat’, ‘open weave’ and ‘4-grill’. This production method can result in little imperfections. The beauty of these imperfections gives each product its unique appearance.

The main material is based on unbleached and unprocessed cotton. The raw cotton is manually spun, which results in unevenness in the yarns.

These little nubs in the weaving yarns give the product a natural and rugged look. When the scarfs are more worn, the cotton fiber will get more flexible and gain even more softness. In some products the cotton fiber is combined with silk to increase the wearer’s comfort and to give the product a subtle shine.

INDIGO PEOPLE sales@indigopeople.net www.indigopeople.net

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Inis Meáin

Inis Meáin Independence, resourcefulness and innovation.

Island existence has always required independence, resourcefulness and innovation. Inis Meáin Knitting Company in the Aran Islands was born into this spirit of independence and resourcefulness.

and which mirrors the island’s labyrinth of stone fences. Associated with it are the Beairtíní / Little bundles, Blackberry and the Floating Moss patterns which again reflect the structure of the stone walls and fences — the formal dress-wear, highly decorated Aran patterns are well represented in the AW2015 collection also.

The collections that Inis Meáin designs are inspired by the traditional dress of the islanders and our environment — with a touch of luxury.

The rugged outdoor island lifestyle calls for practical, quality clothing, along with this the islanders always had a sense of style.

For Autumn / Winter 15, Inis Meáin is continuing to take inspiration from the archive of simple Aran work-wear. This season introduces a whole new range of colours in Wool, Wool/Cashmere and Baby Alpaca/Silk blends together with marls of Donegals and Donegal/Wool blends .

While the Aran workwear garments were always in natural undyed offwhites browns and greys, the other main colour was imported indigo (called plúirín locally). Then there were always some striking bright colours in islander dress set against the grey limestone and the blue green sea, usually combining locally grown Rose Madder (mádar) with green and yellow from the wild flowers to make the islander crios (pron.kris) or belt for men, and the bright crocheted shawl most commonly worn by the women.

This season also sees a continuation of the Claíochaí (Stone Fences) pattern which Inis Meáin developed and introduced in the AW14 collection,

Inis Meáin Knitting Company Ltd. Tarlach de Blácam tarlach@inismeain.com www.inismeain.com

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Japan Blue jeans

Japan Blue Jeans Creating the best jeans equals creating the best material.

JAPAN BLUE dose spent most of its time developing and creating the material, because the material is a key factor to determine the quality of jeans.

Selecting cotton, spinning cotton, dying the yarn and finally weave a fabric, one can create a few thousand fabric using just these four processes.

JAPAN BLUE considers all four processes and creates a fabric best suited at that time. Visible design, or silhouettes, are kept extremely simple,yet contemporary. We would like you to look, without prejudice, at the materials, how they develop over time... denim can’t be described in one word, there are too many characteristics such as heavy vs light fabric, soft vs hard cotton, light vs dark dye, and so on...

Our mission is to make a jeans you like, it is your mission to create something beautiful by simply wearing it and to discover the differences of each material used for each JAPAN BLUE JEAN.

Rampuya & Co. Ltd. Katsu Manabe - Sales k-manabe@japanblue.co.jp www.japanblue.co.jp

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K.O.I – kings of indigo

K.O.I – Kings of Indigo Kings of Indigo (K.O.I) makes quality denims, tops and accessories inspired by American classics with a Japanese eye for detail; All Kings of Indigo items are designed to last long: quality wear for the next era. Every garment is made with a conscience; the Kings use innovative and sustainable production techniques where they can.

The name K.O.I came from founder Tony Tonnaer’s favorite tattoo, a koi fish on his right shoulder in remembrance of his mother. Koi fish are intelligent creatures and they tend to swim against the stream, which is a strong metaphor for the rebellion that comes with a denim lifestyle. In Japan the Koi stands for luck, love and perseverance. The abbreviation K.O.I became Kings of Indigo at a Kings of Convenience concert in Paradiso, Amsterdam. All Kings of Indigo styles are named after Kings and Queens from the past, keeping their blue blood pumping.

In January 2012 the first collection hit stores. The Kings launched a small denim inspired collection with character, quality and sustainable innovation as key features. The brand slowly but surely started to claim its place in the denim landscape and also adding apparel and accessories to the collections.

The Kings keep innovation and craftsmanship close to their core. Innovation in fabrics and production methods and authenticity in pure hand dyed natural indigo items. The apparel collection is growing with embroidered denim jackets, new outerwear, chunky knits, sailor tattoo prints and kimono inspired jumpsuits. In bottoms vintage inspired washes and dry

selvage in different shades set the tone. Last but not least the Kings are introducing the Royal Core program, denims for men and women in classic washes that are always available.

KOI International BV Poyan Rahimzadeh - Sales Poyan@kingsofindigo.com www.kingsofindigo.com

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KnowledgeCotton apparel

KnowledgeCotton Apparel The heritage and legacy of KnowledgeCotton Apparel goes back to 1969, when J.Mørup Stof was founded in the small town of Herning, Denmark.

The brand is built on more than 44 years of family experience in design, innovation and responsible environmental practice and passion for quality.

These fundamental standards remain at the core of their business philosophy today.

KnowledgeCotton Apparel AS KnoweldgeCotton Apparel builds on the philosophy of: Gain Knowledge.

Take Action. Earn Respect. This philosophy hopes to spread knowledge and lead to collective participation, coming from a strong belief that both knowledge and action are the foundation of respect.

Only 100% certified Organic Cotton and other sustainable material are used out of respect for our earth and respect for the consumer. Being good to the environment, being good to humanity – this is what drives KnowledgeCotton Apparel!

Aki Tuncer - Sales germany@knowledgecottonapparel.com www.knowledgecottonapparel.com

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komono

Komono Chasing the Light Welcome to KOMONO, a community of dreamers and designers dedicated to perfectly timed accessories, and rooted in the Belgian tradition of fierce dedication to quality and craft.

KOMONO is a lens on global fashion, crafted with care and delivered on time. KOMONO means “small things” and its members share a passion for distilling the best of culture into its simplest forms.

KOMONO is the perfect blend of Vision and Timing. KOMONO is global fashion at your fingertips.

KOMONO BVBA

Chasing the Light

Sarah Van Driessche - Marketing

Head west into the twinkling lights. This is where stars are born. Where pioneers cloak themselves in the business of leisure, and where everything is at the same time breathless and alive. Embed yourself in the icons of the day, both the timeless and the well-timed, and take note of how far you must leap from the ordinary.

info@komono.com

This season’s collection is inspired by iconic 1960s architect John Lautner, a pioneer whose designs are an extension of both the natural environment and the individual. His legacy of pushing boundaries combined with a dramatic vision of the future reminds us that there is vice and vibrancy on the horizon and both are for the taking.

Find your inspiration and become the storyteller. Inspiration is a frame of mind, and the right frame of mind starts with the perfect frame.

www.komono.com

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Ludwig Reiter

Ludwig Reiter “Tradition is a lantern.

The foolish hold on to it,

an uncompromising preservation towards high quality standards, finishing techniques and progressive development. New interpretations of the traditional shape and style provide an insight into the contemporary and modern requirements of the clients. All these requests merge into the vision statement of Ludwig Reiter: “The Future of Tradition”.

The clever allow it to lead the way.”

(George Bernard Shaw) The Ludwig Reiter Shoe Manufactory was established in Vienna in 1885.

The family business is run in its fourth generation today, and is still based on the production of Goodyear welted shoes in the classical Viennese style.

Throughout the past decades selected quality products such as high class sports, casual and ladies shoes as well as a selection of ladies handbags, hand-finished cases, sport bags and leather accessories were developed and added to the portfolio.

The production of the high quality Ludwig Reiter shoes is authentic and credible, provable and verifiable and can also be experienced at first-hand at the Ludwig Reiter production site of Süßenbrunn in Vienna.

Tradition at Ludwig Reiter is by no means an end in itself, but it seeks to transform and develop. The Viennese shoemaking tradition combines

Ludwig Reiter Schuhmanufaktur GmbH Stefan Fischer - Sales s.fischer@ludwig-reiter.com www.ludwig-reiter.com

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Merz b. Schwanen

Merz B. Schwanen Without compromises With the help of a traditional knitwear manufacturer based in the German Swabian Mountains, vintage fashion aficionado Peter Plotnicki revived the “old way of crafting clothes”.

Driven by his passion for traditional fabrication processes, he and the team created a collection garments solely made by 1920s-1950s circular knitting machines. All tops are based on authentic working man’s apparel ranging from the first decades of the 20th century to army shirts of the sixties — some slightly modified, some copied from the original piece down to the last seam.

Peter Plotnicki sets great store by the label “Made in Germany”: the trimming’s cotton fabrics, buttons, labels, hangtags, and packaging are German-made.High quality traditional products — manufactured in Germany — without compromises!

Merz b. Schwanen Peter Plotnicki - Sales pp@merzbschwanen.com www.merzbschwanen.com

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Minnie Rose

MINNIE ROSE Minnie Rose is a luxurious contemporary collection with a strong focus on wearable, effortlessly chic essentials for a woman’s versatile lifestyle.

Designed by Lisa Shaller-Goldberg, the collection offers a head to toe look of beautifully designed classic silhouettes that are trend driven, yet timeless. Coveted by fashion insiders, celebrities and women with an appreciation for style, comfort and craftsmanship, the collection has quickly become one of the best-selling brands at top specialty stores across the USA. Known for their dynamic seasonal color palette, novelty prints, core cashmere silhouettes, and their perfect fitting pants, the Minnie Rose collection continues to expand each season to meet the growing needs of its customers.

Flip Distribution GmbH Reinhard Pascher reinhard@flipdistribution.de www.minnierose.com

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Momotaro

Momotaro Jeans Where tradition lives on The Japanese premium denim brand Momotaro was founded (2006) in Kojima in Okayama, a place where time still passes slowly. The small coastal town moves at an unhurried pace from the rest of the world and simply being there can allegedly make you feel relaxed.

Rampuya & Co. Ltd. Katsu Manabe - Sales k-manabe@japanblue.co.jp www.momotarojeans.net

It is a place where tradition lives on and artisans continue to weave their textiles meticulously using techniques passed down through generations.

These jeans are �made by hand without compromise� as the slogan reads.

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Nigel Cabourn

Nigel Cabourn 60th Anniversary of an amazing feat Hailed as a cult British designer, Nigel Cabourn has worked in the industry for over forty years producing collections, which are not influenced by ‘fashion’ trends but driven by inspirational stories of real people in history and vintage military, outdoor and work wear pieces.

His aim to create a brand that celebrates the best of British has been realized with his Authentic line, launched in 2003, which uses quality heritage fabrics and is produced in British factories to the highest standards and craftsmanship.

The Mainline Collection, designed by Nigel for the Japanese market, is driven by his appreciation of innovative Japanese fabrics and production techniques, yet still complimenting the philosophy of the Authentic Collection.

To this day, Nigel remains the hands-on driving force behind the Nigel Cabourn brands – Authentic and Mainline - working closely with his design and production teams and various collaborators to produce around 18 collections each year.

Between 1955 and 1958, two teams of explorers, one headed up by Sir Vivian Fuchs and the other team headed up by Sir Edmund Hillary, set off to cross Antarctica from the North and South Points meeting in the middle in January 1958.

The Authentic Collection for 2015 is based on celebrating the 60th Anniversary of this amazing epic feat, using colours of RAF Grey, RAF Blue, Black Navy, Vintage Orange and Military Khaki.

The fabric used is 100% Cotton Ventile fabric in the L28 Ventile version, which is 300g in weight and the original quality. It is highly wind-and waterproof.

New introduction: “The Antarctic Parka”, made in the new L28 Ventile with extra length and with a new 60th Anniversary Label.

All clothing on display is developed and made in Britain.

Nigel Cabourn Marketing Ltd. Drew Holmes - Sales drew@nigel-cabourn.co.uk www.cabourn.com

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nudie jeans CO

NUDIE JEANS CO The naked truth about denim The Swedish denim brand Nudie Jeans, started in 2001, is not interested in short-term trends. Moreover, they are continuously striving for the evolvement of their design and production, and express their passion for denim.

“We love jeans, a passion we share with everyone who mourns a pair of worn out jeans as a close friend. Jeans share the same soul and attitude as music. The inspiration springs from the same dreams. Besides denim, only leather has the ability to age so beautifully formed by its user into a second skin. Your jeans live your lifestyle. The longer you wear them, the more character and attitude they get.”

Nudie products are made with 100% organic cotton denim, social responsibility and transparent production. Nudie strive for sustainable consumption patterns by offering free repair service, reselling second hand products and recycling worn out products.

A high quality product – made in a fair way.

Nudie Jeans Marketing AB Andreas Åhrman – Sales/Marketing andreas@nudiejeans.com www.nudiejeans.com

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Pantherella

Pantherella Pantherella was founded in 1937 by Louis Goldschmidt, a hosiery pioneer that wanted to design lightweight and seamless men’s socks. In 1945 the Pantherella name was registered as demand for the innovative men’s socks was colossal. In 1952 the production of women’s socks was closed down in order to focus solely on the ever increasing popularity of Pantherella’s men’s hosiery.

During the early 1990´s, the iconic British brand Burberry purchased Pantherella, cementing the success and British heritage of Pantherella. Then in 2001 Pantherella became part of the H J Sock Group, a fellow British hosiery company with over 125 years of heritage and experience. Still family owned, the H J Sock Group is now in its 5th generation of sock makers.

The amalgamation of these two iconic British hosiery brands has resulted in the largest UK based sock manufacturers.

In 2005 women’s socks were reintroduced, before two years later - in 2007 - the brand was further strengthened by the purchase of Scott-Nichol, the casual leisure sock brand.

Pantherella has recently celebrated its 75th anniversary and has made its debut into the world of ecommerce.

Fashion Network UG Angelika Pöser office@ap-fn.com www.pantherella.com

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paolo vitale

Paolo Vitale Handmade in Italy Artisan Excellence since 1996 The first step of Paolo Vitale’s production concerns the choice of raw materials which are carefully selected and cut. Each section is dyed (following the immersion process or using common buffers) and then washed.

Later each part is dried at room-temperature: The main aim is not to dehydrate the leather.

N.Klauser TextilvertriebsgesellschaftmbH Anna Thoben - Sales a.thoben@modeagentur-klauser.de

The dyes used by Paolo Vitale are exclusive because they are handmade internally, in collaboration with chemists and technicians. Each section has its own perfection process as the polishing system (thanks to different waxes or nutritious creams) or the hot ironing process to fix and intensify the colour, increase the resistance and mitigate the shadings.

All Paolo Vitale’s procedures are completely homemade and handmade.

www.paolovitale.it

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passionfrance

PassionFrance PassionFrance, founded in 2006, is specialised in French knives. Pocket knives have been created since many centuries and in all regions of France for its inhabitants such as miners, farmers, cattle-breeders, fishermen, wine-growers and shepherds.

At all time knives have been men’s loyal companions, facilitating his work as well as accompanying him at the table or during the “casse-croûte” while sharing bread and wine with friends. Thus integrated in history and tradition of its region, knives became part of its culture telling a long story of particularities.

PassionFrance knives follow a centuries-old “savoir-fair” of craftsmanship. The beautiful objects are completely made by hand and for its blades only the best steels of forged quality are used. All knifes consist of solely natural materials of selected qualities, preferentially those which are typical for their region of origin.

PassionFrance Inc Wolfgang Lantelme info@passionfrance.de www.passionfrance.de

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salvatore piccolo

SALVATORE PICCOLO ENVISAGED BY HAND Concept and creation. Knowledge, know-how and savoir faire. Artisan and fashion designer. All of these labels and roles are ephemeral with Salvatore Piccolo. He is equally designer, entrepreneur and tailor; he takes an active and passionate part in the production process, from the collection design through to the choice of fabrics and the training of his tailors and pattern makers.

N.Klauser TextilvertriebsgesellschaftmbH Salvatore Piccolo is involved in the management of his influential clients and meetings with entrepreneurs and buyers. His shirts and jackets are not only “hand-made”, but “hand-envisaged”. Expert hands and an industrious mind, strong creative intuition and finely honed cutting skills…

Salvatore Piccolo’s clothes seem to be not just made-to-measure but “designed-to-measure” onto the body and soul.

The priority of Salvatore Piccolo is to satisfy the human being’s most genuine and most profound need for elegance, stepping way beyond the superficiality of fashion and even beyond tradition. Elegance comprises interiority, colours, refinement and subtle equilibrium.

Anna Thoben - Sales a.thoben@modeagentur-klauser.de www.salvatorepiccolo.com

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setto

Setto In 1992 at Kojima - Okayama, Hisao Manabe thought “I would like to create a real material which is able to remain to the future” and so he founded COLLECT with his partner Masahiro Suwaki. They started creating new kinds of materials, because they had loved the material of denim, and Kojima is famous for its indigo products.

Since 1992, COLLECT has become a well-known weaving mill, producing and supplying textile/fabrics to domestic as well as international (high) fashion brands,

Rampuya & Co.,ltd Katsu Manabe - Sales k-manabe@japanblue.co.jp

In 2014, COLLECT created the brand SETTO. The brand name derives from islands in the Seto Inland Sea (Setonaikai), historically an important trading route, which among others connects to Okayama (Kojima) where their roots originate.

The double “TT” establishes the connection between the region and its habitants, as it makes a connection to their weaving mill CO “LL”ECT. Because of their technological know-how and expertise, the aim is to manufacture apparel that shows what the region represents.

These aspects gave birth to SETTO.

www.japanblue.blogspot.jp/2014/12/setto.html

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Soulive

Soulive The study of Indigo In 1992 at Kojima - Okayama, Hisao Manabe thought “I would like to create a real material which is able to remain to the future” and so he founded COLLECT with his partner Masahiro Suwaki. They started creating new kinds of materials, because they had loved the material of denim, and Kojima is famous for its indigo products.

Since 1992, COLLECT has become a well-known weaving mill, producing and supplying textile/fabrics to domestic as well as international (high) fashion brands.

Rampuya & Co.,ltd Katsu Manabe - Sales k-manabe@japanblue.co.jp

Their slogans: “creation without established ideas” and “development without compromise”. COLLECT looks for the quality that can be achieved by mixing the research of vintage materials with the newest technology.

The aim is to create materials that are master pieces, not mere replicas of vintage material. The production is always a mix of traditional handcraft and innovative techniques.

In 2013, Soulive was founded by COLLECT Co. Ltd, with its collections showing the result of the COLLECT experience and their meticulous study of indigo.

www.japandenim.com/Soulive

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Stetson

Stetson Celebrating 150 years In 1865, John B. Stetson fashioned the hat that would become the symbol of American independence, integrity and strength. Today, everything that carries the Stetson trademark, from authentic Westernwear to rugged actionwear, contemporary streetwear and timeless classics, stays true to these American values: Make things right and the best they can be.

Stetson creates products to provide an authentic American experience.

Since 1865, they constantly prove their ability to develop high-quality fashionable Stetson products. This is achieved by following the demands of the Stetson DNA, which preserves the core characteristics of the brand and reflects the true values of the American West: American, authentic, honest, quality, rugged and individual.

Friedrich W. Schneider GmbH & Co. KG Klaus Kirschner Klaus.kirschner@fwshats.de www.stetson-europe.com

Introducing the Stetson Autumn/Winter 2015 collection, a celebration of Stetson’s 150th anniversary. In this collection Stetson introduces some classic hats from the past, along with a range of original contemporary styles – continuing a legacy of unsurpassable craftsmanship and enduring style. The Stetson story continues 150 years later with the same dedication to style and quality that became its hallmark over a century ago.

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ten c

Ten c Timeless and special The name Ten c derives from by Hans Christian Andersen’s tale „The emperor’s new Clothes“. A new interpretation of the fairy tale: For Ten c, it is not the obvious that counts, but the true and subtle, far from what media or trends dictate. This is why Ten c jackets do not feature any kind of labels, etiquettes or logos inside or out. The focus is on the jacket itself.

Timeless, iconic jackets that become one with their wearer. It is the wearer who defines the piece and not its label. Each Ten c jacket becomes different, for because each wearer is different.

The Ten c collection consists of basics that are available every season, but are frequently enriched by new arrivals. These basics are: the Field jacket, the Parka, the Short Parka, the Raincoat, the Snow Smock, the Drill jacket, and the Car jacket and the Wind shirt.

Ten c newly defines the term jacket. There are no unnecessary parts, just the jacket and its wearer. The incomparable high tech Ten c fabric is unique worldwide and protects the wearer like a second skin all year long.

This very special Japanese fabric was developed exclusively for Ten c and is breathable and water-repellent.

In winter, the Ten c jacket is equipped with a lining, such as the Shearling or the Down Liner, and a hood (Wool Hood Felt or Shearling Hood).

The Ten c collections are designed by Alessandro Pungetti and Paul Harvey, and are 100% made in Italy.

FGF INDUSTRY S.p.A. Alessia Nervo A.Nervo@fgf-industry.com www.ten-c.it

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tricker’s

Tricker’s Tricker’s, founded in 1829 by master shoemaker Joseph Tricker, is one of the oldest family run shoe businesses in the UK. Today the fifth generation of his family still manages to apply the same traditional crafts in the production of the Tricker’s shoes. Originally coming from a background of boot making for army and country purposes, the boot production is still the backbone of the factory. Tricker’s holds the Royal warrant: “By Appointment To His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales Shoe Manufacturers”, and has since the 70s become popular among musicians as well, turning it into the boot maker for kings, pop- and punk stars alike. For over 185 years now, all Tricker’s shoes have been hand made in St. Michael’s Road in Northampton.

Fashion Network UG Angelika Pöser office@ap-fn.com www.trickers.com

The Tricker’s core principles of quality, innovation, durability, skill, style, adventure and success are stitched into every single pair of shoes, no matter if worn on the dance floor, in the Royal household, in the highlands, at festivals or in the saddle. Tricker’s is a craftsman‘s firm, feeling much obliged to manufacture sustainable products: no „synthetic vintage“ - only the finest calfskins and cowhides secure the wonderful aging process of the Tricker’s products.

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Zacasha

ZACASHA The Story Behind The Tassels Once upon a time on the mystical island of Bali, the Zacasha collection was born …

Ten years ago, Zacasha designer Jennifer Belcourt, after years of living and travelling in Asia, settled in Bali. Inspired by her bohemian life and travels, she began designing a collection of necklaces, working with the traditional Balinese tassel necklace, mixing the different techniques and materials from each island with her keen sense of color and style.

They are made in Indonesian villages by artisans who traditionally work from their home and care for their families in a time held manner.

“The Zacasha collection is above all, designed with love and passion and carries a message of peace and respect for our planet.

Thank you for supporting our journey. Spread the love…”

(Jennifer, Designer)

The different Indonesian islands have very special crafts and artisans. It is only from certain islands one can find the skill and specific craftsmanship to produce the necklaces she envisioned.

The island of Madura’s specialty is necklaces with tiny knotting between each bead. Using this technique Jennifer designed necklaces made of crystals, Mala beads, fresh water pearls from the island of Lombok and lava stone beads from the volcanoes of Mt Batur in Bali and Mt Semeru in Java.

The Mala bead is made from the seeds of the Ganitri tree, found almost exclusively in Indonesia. The Ganitri seeds are mystical and used by the Hindus and Buddhist priests as their prayer necklaces. A Hindu priest will give you his protection by offering you a Ganitri seed necklace.

Many necklaces in the Zacasha collection have charms of Buddha or elephants that carry a message of peace and good luck to those who wear them. (FYI -The elephant trunk must always be “up” to bring good luck!

Zacasha necklaces are made not in factories.

Flip Distribution GmbH Reinhard Pascher reinhard@flipdistribution.de www.zacasha.com

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