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About 7 for All Mankind Clothing
The customer is sexy and sophisticated.
Our jeans have become part of her fashion wardrobe.
Sales reached $13 million in the
first full year, 2001 and kept growing exponentially. The
product line continued to expand, encompassing non-denim
bottoms and jackets. The brand was quickly in demand in
the major cities around the world. Brand awareness was created
through product placement and a strong celebrity following
that continues to this day.
The men's line was launched October
of 2002 and has enjoyed the same strong consumer acceptance
as women's.
Seven for All Mankind is now sold
in over 35 countries with distributors in Western Europe,
Canada, and Japan.
THE DESIGN TEAM
The team includes designers Rebecca Danemberg, Tim Kaeding
and Larissa Noble. The three of them have worked extensively
in denim design and bring a vast understanding of fabrics,
style and customer desire to 7 for all mankind.
As head designer for The Gap Women’s
Denim for a tenure of four years, Tim designed the women's
line and the 1969 premium label. He successfully contemporized
the basic image using some of the best denims and laundries
in the world. Before that, Tim designed exclusively for
his private label, Timothy Kaeding, a high-end sportswear
line based out of New York.
Rebecca joined 7 for all mankind
in September 2001, after heading design of Tahari's denim
line. Prior to that, Rebecca designed and manufactured her
private line in New York, selling out of her downtown store.
Her designs were carried at Barney's, Linda Dresner, Saks
Fifth Avenue and Fred Segal, among others.
Larissa Noble graduated
from Parsons School of Design. She joined the design team
at Ellen Tracy focusing on tailored jackets, outerwear,
evening wear, and accessories. Larissa worked as a costume
designer in Los Angeles before joining 7 for All Mankind.
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