Awwg

All We Wear Group (Awwg) is one of the ten largest Spanish groups in the fashion business. Of London origin, the company has its headquarters in Barcelona. The company operates with its namesake brand and also controls the British Hackett, in addition to the distribution in Spain of Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein.

GIII suffers: group’s first-half profit plummets due to tariffs

The U.S. group, AWWG Parent Company, expects a total incremental tariff cost of approximately $155 million for the current fiscal year as a whole. The company reduced its net income by 55% in the second quarter.

G-III: The Industrial Powerhouse With a Voracious Appetite for Acquisitions

From its industrial roots to rapid expansion, G-III has grown into a fashion powerhouse through strategic licensing deals and acquisitions. Guided by the Goldfarb family, who continue to lead the company today, the American giant shows no signs of slowing its acquisitive momentum.

With menswear growing at the rapid pace, challenging retailers to adapt to the new style of the new consumer, from suits to casual. Several companies are faced with the choice to adapt to this new change.

Spanish Pepe Jeans considers acquisitions

The Spanish company, one of the largest European fashion groups, is preparing for a change of its corporate name. The company will start a restructuring plan with its new CEO, Marcella Wartenbergh.

The decade of the consumer: what Spanish fashion CEOs think

Senior executives of Tendam, Mango, Desigual, Pepe Jeans and Bestseller, among others, discussed the future of the sector in the last session of 10 Years, 10 Topics.

The Spanish company, one of the world’s leaders in denim, will continue to be led by Carlos Ortega. The company is in the middle of a reorientation of its business and just refinanced its debt.

Esprit, Coach, Tommy Hilfiger or Calvin Klein are some of the international brands that have had the Spanish giant behind, and that in the last decade have had in their capital some of the big ones like Juan Abelló, Artá Capital or L Capital.

The British brand, owned by the Pepe Jeans group, will launch a brand new flagship store at number 14 of London’s emblematic street of tailors.

Up to eleven companies, among local operators and investment groups, are interested in taking a majority shareholding in the subsidiary, one of the group’s most important.

Executives from Tendam, McKinsey, C&A or Adolfo Domínguez are some of the confirmed assistants included in the biggest professional meeting of fashion business in Spain, which will take place next February the 5th at Teatre Nacional de Catalunya (TNC).