FABER WOMAN | Fashion Update Spring Summer 2020

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FASHION UPDATE SPRING |  SUMMER 2020


MADE IN GERMANY SINCE 1947 „We have a strong sense of identity: we know who we are, what we stand for and which product is well perceived by our customers. We are Faber, the specialist for knitwear with a sporty-chic style and we do not try to be anybody else.“

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WALTER & MARTINA FABER

BENITA & MARKUS FABER

PRODUKTION MANAGEMENT

ADMINISTRATION AND SALES MANAGEMENT

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FAMILY BUSINESS Ernst Faber GmbH has been a one hundred percent family business for over 70 years. This fact has always shaped our corporate culture and will continue to form the solid basis for our future actions.

AUTONOMY We strive for long-term success

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We maintain a close and

over several generations. Our

long-term cooperation with

actions are characterized by

our employees, customers

continuity, stability and autonomy.

QUALITY Highest production standards and

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RELIABILITY

and business partners.

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INNOVATIVE CAPACITY Flat hierarchies accelerate

the majority „Made in Germany“

decision-making and are the

are a guarantee for best quality.

driving force for new ideas.

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FOUNDATION OF THE COMPANY ERNST FABER

GÜNTER FABER AS TECHNICAL MANAGER

ERNST FABER OHG (PARTNERSHIP)

WALTER FABER IN THE FAMILY BUSINESS

SUPPORT BY MARKUS FABER

THIRD GENERATION TAKES OVER MANAGEMENT

Foundation of our company in Isaar near Töpen by Ernst Faber. At this time the office and the knitting factory are located in Ernst Faber‘s house.

After his technical training, Günter Faber, Ernst Faber‘s younger son, joins the company and takes over the technical management of the knitting and ready-made clothing department.

Ernst Faber oHG is founded by Ernst Faber and his two sons Herbert and Günter Faber.

Herbert Faber‘s first son, Walter Faber, is now joining the family business in the third generation after his training as a textile technician.

Since 1981 the younger son of Herbert Faber, Markus Faber, has also been part of Ernst Faber oHG. He starts his work in the commercial department of the company.

At the turn of the millennium there is also a new management in the present Ernst Faber GmbH. Markus and Walter Faber take over the management of the company together with their wives Benita and Martina.

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HERBERT FABER TAKES OVER SALES MANAGEMENT With the construction of the first factory building, Herbert Faber joins the family business as sales manager.

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EXTENSION

NEW BUILDING

FURTHER EXTENSION

After our turnover has increased tenfold since the first building, an extension and thus an enlargement of the production area becomes necessary.

Since the extension in 1960, the turnover has again increased strongly; therefore the decision was made to build a new company building.

After we were able to achieve a further increase in our turnover, the new building from 1972 is extended by twice the production and storage space.

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THIRD CONSTRUCTION PHASE Due to further expansion a third extension of the company building is necessary.

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NEXT GENERATION With Katharina Lindner, Walter Faber‘s eldest daughter, and Victoria Faber, Markus Faber‘s daughter, now the fourth generation is also actively involved in the family business at the Isaar site.

TODAY

NEW BRAND NAME After the company‘s 70th anniversary, we are starting into 2018 with a new brand name. With the label FABER WOMAN we now sell a highquality knitwear coordinate collection that is characterized by a high degree of fashion combined with excellent quality. 7


COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT With the FABER WOMAN brand we present an individual and sophisticated knitwear collection for modern women every six months. Our customer is looking for a high fashion level in connection with very good quality, best wearing comfort and appropriate fit. More than 700 retailers worldwide, with a focus on Europe, are served by the FABER WOMAN brand. For the Spring l Summer 2020 collection, our team at the Isaar site designed a wonderful knitwear coordinate collection. Since its foundation in 1947, the company Ernst Faber GmbH manufactures at their headquarters in Isaar near Toepen. The knitwear is produced by using the latest flat weft knitting machines and a customized logistics system in a modern business. That is a clear commitment to the home location as well as to the company’s principle „quality instead of quantity“.

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CAPSULE 1 Colours: Navy Blue, Pearl White The first capsule is two-coloured and very easy to combine. Navy Blue is shown together with Pearl White as a wonderful, exciting allover print–on jersey fabric, in blouse quality as well as on knitted fabric and knitted as jacquard in net optics. This look is achieved by the use of a high-quality, fine viscose mix yarn. Details such as net are also shown on the ready-made clothing and sewn on in contrast as a ribbon. The technical fabric of the trouser suit as well as the accessories in the second colour make a new, high-quality statement. A minimalist jacquard in net optics is shown as a complete combination group. In addition, there is a hand-drawn group of dots available in a wide variety of qualities, shapes and variants as trousers, quilted jacket, sweater, blouse or shirt for multiple combinations.

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CAPSULE 2 Colours: Flamingo, Red, Navy Blue, Pearl White Our second capsule additionally consists of the colours Flamingo and Red which are shown in combination with Navy Blue and Pearl White as a placed print, as well as colour divisions, inserted colour blockings, as an inside of the double face and also as a completely new colour combination of Flamingo-Red in stripes and dots.

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CAPSULE 3 Colours: Cognac, Black, White African elements, animal and graphic patterns are presented in this capsule. All prints/jacquards and ribbons have a new effect due to the beautiful colour Cognac which is used discreetly and as a narrow ribbon, fine stripe or as printing ink. An African print with graphic colour divisions is one of the highlights with a metallic foil printing; just like the zebra jacquards in new divisions which are also shown as ribbons on plain styles. Crosswise stripes, striped trousers in casually falling viscose as well as blouses and shirts look elegant and modern.

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CAPSULE 4 Colours: Fuchsia, Orange, Black, White This capsule shows geometry in its most beautiful forms. Be it as a Black-and-White pattern, which discreetly receives colour as stripes to round it off, or as pullovers and jackets, which in their new colour combination Fuchsia-White-Orange attract all attention. Here we play with shapes, reinterpret colour inserts and use high-quality accessories to embellish plain colours. You can find prints on shirt quality, as dress, blouse inserts and as plays of stripes and plain styles as patch.

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CAPSULE 5 Colours: Silver Grey, White, Black The fifth capsule shows snake as a completely new and raised, stylized pattern. With transparent effect yarns, jacquards are created with a sensationally beautiful look. Snake is printed in blocks on hole structure. As a print on viscose you will find a breathtakingly beautiful, flowing dress. And also on blouses and shirt this pattern looks very noble. As trousers you can wear it with the hole structure combination group, which makes it look sportier. Metal plates in matt Silver round off this group perfectly. Silver Grey is also the supermodern suit made of a technical fabric, which looks unbelievably cool and casual due to its two colours–Silver with White detail.

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CAPSULE 6 Colours: Lemon, White, Silver Grey, Black The knitted and technical looking hole structure is also part of this capsule and will be interpreted in more detail and with the additional colour Lemon. The colour combination Lemon, White and Silver does not only look noble and new, it also provides an incredibly fresh and radiant look. Blocked, striped, as a colour gradient as well as a stripe detail with knitted slits and as a hole pattern–this colour world simply shines! The Leo capsule print being used here looks ultra-modern in the new colour composition and is presented as a jersey blazer, on shirts, trousers and a dress.

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YARN TYPES SPRING | SUMMER 2020 BASIC YARNS

VISCOSE STRETCH YARN 69% VISCOSE - 29% POLYACRYLICS - 2% ELASTHANE A majority of the knitwear consists of our very comfortable viscose stretch yarn. Viscose is a semi-synthetic chemical fibre spun from natural cellulose fibres. Therefore viscose is not considered a synthetic fibre. Our sustainable and environmentally friendly viscose stretch yarn regulates moisture in an

COTTON YARN WITH „BEST COMFORT EFFECT“ FINISH

optimal way, is breathable and has a cooling effect. Due to this composition

50% COTTON - 50% POLYACRYLICS

the yarn is also very suitable for allergy sufferers.

Our cotton yarn is equipped with an exclusive „Best Comfort Effect“. Thanks to an active ingredient combination of vitamin E, aloe vera extract and jojoba oil

OVERPRINTED YARN QUALITY

our yarn is highly soothing, caring and skin-friendly. It receives a silk-like, soft

49% VISCOSE – 33% COTTON – 18% NYLON

touch, which extremely improves the wearing comfort. The three Ingredients

In order to achieve an optimal printing result with our printed knitted styles

vitamin E, aloe vera extract and jojoba oil are embedded in a matrix (shell) and

we use this special yarn composition.

are applied to the yarn after spinning and dyeing in a next production step. During the drying process of the yarn a film with “hollows” containing caring substances forms on the fibre. By friction of the skin against the textile surface,

EFFECT YARNS

the individual “hollows“ open up and release the ingredients to the skin and the

78% VISCOSE - 12% POLYACRYLICS - 7% POLYESTER -

soothing, caring and skin-friendly features can unfold their effect.

2% POLYAMIDE - 1% ELASTHANE 55% VISCOSE - 23 % PC - 12 % CUPRO - 8 % POLYESTER 1 % ELASTHANE In close cooperation with our design and technology team we develop exclusive effect yarns in modern optics with best wearing comfort.

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KNITTING TECHNIQUES RIGHT/LEFT: A knitted fabric consisting of a right and a left side of the fab-

AJOUR: The term Ajour (French: openwork, opening) refers to fine hole pat-

ric. On the right side of the fabric only „right stitches“ and on the left side only

terns in textiles. With this type of weave, both filigree openwork patterns and

„left stitches“ are visible. (for example articles 19643, 29615)

coarse hole patterns can be created. This knitting style with its air-permeable openings is therefore ideal for light summer fashion. (for example article 29613,

RIGHT/RIGHT: A right/right knitted fabric shows „right stitches“ on both

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sides.

MILANO RIB (ALSO KNOWN AS WOVEN KNIT): Both sides of the fabLEFT/LEFT: A left/left knitwear consists of alternating right and left stitch

ric look the same and show stripes in cross direction. The crosswise elasticity

rows, with both sides of the fabric looking the same.

of Milano Rib is low, so it can be processed like a woven fabric without losing the pleasant wear effects of a knitted fabric. (for example articles 29631, 29629)

JACQUARD: Jacquard knitwear is produced on two rows of needles so that almost unlimited patterns can be achieved. This allows to produce mo-

INTARSIA: Intarsia is the name given to knitted motifs which, unlike jacquard

dels with a double face technique, for example, which show different patterns

patterns, do not run through the entire garment, but only decorate part of it.

on both sides of the fabric. It is also possible to achieve a positive-negative

This very elaborate form of knitting makes it possible to knit great patterns and

effect of the pattern on the right and left fabric side. generate. (for example

motifs into thin fabric. (for example articles 19641, 29624)

articles 19601, 19635, 29200)

COMBINATION OF KNITTING AND QUILTING: A special feature of FABER WOMAN is the combination of knitting and quilting for jackets or waistcoats. Fashionable knitted inserts decorate quilted styles to create a unique effect and high wearing comfort. (for example article 69903, 69904)

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OUR WOVEN FABRICS

SPRING | SUMMER 2020 SHIRTS –

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BLOUSES – 100% VISCOSE

93% VISCOSE AND 7% ELASTHANE WITH FRONT: 100% POLYESTER

BLOUSES – 93% VISCOSE AND 7% ELASTHANE

TROUSERS – 97% COTTON AND 3% SPANDEX

BLAZERS – 89% VISCOSE, 9% POLYAMIDE AND 7% ELASTHANE

TROUSERS – 100% VISCOSE

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SUSTAINABILITY PARTNERS

EMPLOYEES

In order to achieve and maintain our high

We benefit from long-standing, experienced and highly motivated employees. Only through

quality standards, long-term supplier relationships are essential for us. We also rely on

continuous best cooperation between management and our employees it is possible to act

sales cooperation for many years.

successfully since 1947.

ENVIRONMENT Due to our production „Made in Germany“, long

PRODUCTS We produce long-lasting products made of high-quality materials with the best work-

transport routes during the production phase are

WE TAKE RESPONSIBILITY

largely eliminated. This allows a considerable saving of CO2. Transport and packaging materials are also reduced to a minimum.

manship. When procuring our raw materials, we make sure that ecological standards are observed. In addition to OEKO-TEX® 100 certification, our two main yarns are also of vegan origin. Responsible use of natural and animal resources is a matter of course for us. For example, we do not process any real fur.

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SOCIETY We donate returns or models from previous collections to social institutions and thus help people in need. Supporting regional associations and training of young people is also very important to us.

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CHEST MEASUREMENT Measure horizontally around

CORRECT FIT

the body at the strongest point of the chest. WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE

We emphasise on perfectly fitting fashion and a high wearing

Guide the measuring tape

comfort.

horizontally around the waist. HIP MEASUREMENT

HOW DO I FIND MY SIZE?

Measure at the strongest point of the hip and guide

The best way to determine your correct clothing size is to take

the measuring tape horizon-

measurements. Stand upright, but relaxed. The measuring tape

tally around the body.

should fit loosely against your body without cutting in. CHEST MEASUREMENT

WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE

HIP MEASUREMENT

Compare the measurements with the table below. Please note that

SIZE

the table shows our own clothing measurements. These are usually

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84-88 cm

80-84 cm

84-88 cm

slightly larger than your body measurements.

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88-92 cm

84-88 cm

88-92 cm

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92-96 cm

88-92 cm

92-96 cm

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96-100 cm

92-96 cm

96-100 cm

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102-104 cm

98-100 cm

102-104 cm

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108-110 cm

106-108 cm

108-110 cm

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112-116 cm

110-114 cm

112-116 cm

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116-120 cm

116-120 cm

116-120 cm

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120-124 cm

120-124 cm

120-124 cm

Please note: Smaller measurement tolerances depend on cut/material.

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INCREASE IN LENGTH

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KNITTED PULLOVERS AND CARDIGANS

KNITTED SKIRTS AND DRESSES

The lengths of our knitted pullovers and cardigans are getting

The lengths of our knitted skirts and dresses also become longer

longer as the size of the garment increases. Below are examples

as the size of the garment increases. The following lengths work

of increases in length for three different models.

well for us:

SIZE

SHORT LENGTH

MEDIUM LENGTH

LONG LENGTH

SIZE

LONG KNITTED DRESSES

LONG KNITTED SKIRTS

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56 cm

62 cm

72 cm

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96 cm

56 cm

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57 cm

63 cm

73 cm

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96 cm

56 cm

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58 cm

64 cm

74 cm

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96 cm

56 cm

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58 cm

64 cm

74 cm

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96 cm

56 cm

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59 cm

65 cm

74 cm

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96 cm

57 cm

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61,5 cm

67 cm

74 cm

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98 cm

57 cm

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64 cm

69 cm

75 cm

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98 cm

58 cm

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65 cm

70 cm

76 cm

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100 cm

58 cm

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66 cm

71 cm

76 cm

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100 cm

59 cm

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CARE TIPS FOR KNITWEAR Please always read the care instructions on your garment before washing. WASHING

DRYING & IRONING

• Turn garments inside out before washing and close fasteners (use a laundry net if necessary)

• Do not dry knitted garments in the dryer

• Cotton/viscose: 30° wash in delicate wash cycle with mild liquid detergent • Merino wool/cashmere: hand or cold wash on wool cycle with liquid wool or cashmere detergent • Only short spinning in the machine at low speed

• Do not wring out garments but gently press them out on a towel • Pull the garment into shape and let it dry lying on a towel • Do not dry the knitwear hanging down • Iron from the left at low to medium temperature with steam and slight pressure

PILLING Pilling is a rare occurrence in our products, but unfortunately fluff and small knots cannot be avoided completely. They occur when single fibres come loose and become felted in the washing machine or by friction when worn.

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Tip: Pilling can be easily removed with the help of a fluff razor. Important: Pilling is not necessarily a sign of poor quality, even very high-quality yarns can pill.

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S H O W R O O M S & FA S H I O N FA I R S G E R M A N Y MECKLENBURGVORPOMMERN, BERLIN, BRANDENBURG, SACHSEN-ANHALT, THÜRINGEN, SACHSEN Ralf Kuhn Modevertrieb GmbH Frankenstraße 4 63839 Kleinwallstadt Tel 06022 65 46 46 Fax 06022 65 46 47 Mobil 0171 80 16 714 ralfkuhn@rkmv.de Julia Klein 0151 23 54 76 38 juliaklein@rkmv.de MMC Schkeuditz Haus B – Raum 343 Münchner Ring 2 04435 Schkeuditz House of Brands, Berlin 1. OG – Raum 1.1 Rathenower Str. 11 10559 Berlin

HAMBURG, BREMEN, SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN, NIEDERSACHSEN Dörte Schrader Fashionsuite Hamburg Haus B – Raum 137 Modering 3 22457 Hamburg Tel 040 2525 0 Fax 040 2525 1 Mobil 0151 70 40 52 87 schrader@mail.de NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN Karin Bemmann-Schmid The New Fashion Plaza Karl-Arnold-Platz 2 – 1. OG 40474 Düsseldorf Tel 0211 45 42 497 Fax 0211 20 06 87 44 Mobil 0171 20 30 724 kbs55@gmx.de

HESSEN, RHEINLAND-PFALZ, SAARLAND Modeagentur Stenger HÄUSER DER MODE Haus 1 – Raum 708 Kölner Straße 1 65760 Eschborn Stefan Stenger Tel 0173 30 35 677 Katja Stenger Tel 0173 69 69 605 Fax 0602 89 94 169 modeagenturstenger@gmx.de

BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG Steffen Günther Agenturen HDK Haus 3 – EG rechts Mahdentalstr. 112 71065 Sindelfingen Tel 07031 69 24 46 Mobil 0172 63 100 06 info@steffen-guenther-agenturen.de BAYERN Karl Heinz Mader Modeagentur Modecenter München Haus 3 – Raum 103 Taunusstr. 45 80807 München Tel 089 35 65 88 07 Fax 089 35 65 88 09 Mobil 0163 80 60 193 mader-mode@gmx.de

BELGIUM / LUXEMBOURG Fuchs-Lejeune Agency Lionel Fuchs 35, chaussée de Charleroi B -1060 Bruxelles Tel +32 (0) 26 40 54 24 fuchslejeune@gmail.com

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For the distribution of our collections, we rely on an efficient sales team of fashion agencies at national and international level. There are currently 6 fashion agencies working for FABER WOMAN in Germany. In addition, 9 fashion agencies are active in the following export countries: Australia, Belgium/Luxembourg, France, Great Britain/Ireland, Italy, Canada, the Netherlands, Austria and Switzerland.

S H O W R O O M S & F A S H I O N F A I R S I N T E R N AT I O N A L AUSTRALIA Style HQ Pty Ltd Allen Chafkin Unit 11, 30-32 Beaconsfield St AUS - 2015 Alexandria, NSW Tel +61 (0) 2 83 32 19 00 Fax +61 (0) 2 83 99 38 86 allen@stylehq.com.au

DISTRIBUTION

FRANCE Gerolirom Sarl Fuentes Gérald, Olivier et Romain 18, La Haute Galerie F - 44710 Saint Léger Les Vignes Tel +33 (0) 240 04 88 11 Mobil +33 (0) 607 06 00 68 fuentes.diffusion@orange.fr GREAT BRITAIN / IRELAND Paul Harrison 44, Hallam St GB - London W1W 6JJ Mobil +44 (0) 7768 76 02 35 paulleeharrison@coranit.co.uk

ITALY Mirco Rossi Via Giotto 7 I - 61033 Fermignano Tel +39 (0) 722 33 07 08 mircorossi82@libero.it CANADA Coranit Canada 650 Graham Bell #S05 CAN - Quebec, QC G1N 4H5 Tel +1 (0) 418 65 35 216 Fax +1 (0) 418 65 30 161 slapointe@coranit.ca THE NETHERLANDS Michel Smit Labels / Goodbrandz Fashion House -.05 Koningin Wilhelminaplein 8 -10 NL - 1062 HK Amsterdam Tel +31 (0) 20 61 98 492 Fax +31 (0) 20 61 92 604 info@michelsmitlabels.nl

AUSTRIA K-Look Agentur Kubesch Mag. Cornelia Kubesch Fashion Mall Carl-Zuckmayer-Str. 37 A - 5020 Salzburg Tel +43 (0) 662 45 99 99 office@k-look.at SWITZERLAND Neue Emak GmbH Sonja von Arx Bifangstrasse 10 CH - 5022 Rombach Tel +41 (0) 62 82 71 818

An individual distribution policy and the lived partnership between the company, agents and customers is the basis of our activities. Honest, trustworthy and long-standing cooperation — especially in times of great changes and fast pace of life — is an essential building block for our family business.

Textil- & Modecenter Zürich TMC Showroom Nr. 365 Thurgauerstrasse 117 CH - 8152 Glattpark (Opfikon) Tel +41 (0) 62 82 71 818 emak@bluewin.ch

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OUR B2B ONLINE SHOP https://www.b2b.faber-fashion.de

B2B ORDERS To make it easy for you to order or re-order our products, you will find the current stock items with pictures and detailed information in our B2B online shop.

NEWSLETTER

REGISTRATION B2B SHOP

Simple registration on our homepage for news about the current

1. Click on the „B2B Login“ button

collections, additional styles or sale

on the top right of the start page of our online shop 2. Click on „REGISTER NEW ACCOUNT“ in the next step to create your account 3. Now enter your personal data and complete your registration

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OUR CONTACT PERSONS IN THE INSIDE SALES DEPARTMENT

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VICTORIA FABER

CAROLIN MEYER

SIBYLLE FALK

ANJA LUDING

Victoria.Faber@faberknitwear.de +49 9295 9151 - 10

Carolin.Meyer@faberknitwear.de +49 9295 9151 - 12

Sibylle.Falk@faberknitwear.de +49 9295 9151 - 13

Anja.Luding@faberknitwear.de +49 9295 9151 - 12

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ERNST FABER GMBH

ISAAR 54

95183 TÖPEN

GERMANY

P/ +49.9295.9151-0

FABERWOMAN . DE

CONTACT@FABERKNITWEAR . DE


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