ECCO.Kollektive
ECCO.Kollektive
ECCO.Kollektive is a radically new proposition for the creation of luxury fashion, interiors and homeware. We challenge the traditional relationship between manufacturers, designers and customers. We are a platform for creative exchange between design leaders, connecting them through material excellence and leather innovation. By opening the door to one of the world’s most innovative leather tanneries, we support the designers’ creativity and invite them to explore. Each collection is edited into a focused range of key pieces, and every item is crafted in the same high-quality material.
ECCO
ECCO
True passion is essential to making great shoes. From drawing the first sketches to presenting our finished shoes in ECCO stores around the world, we apply the utmost attention to detail and quality.
Unique to our industry, we make leather at our own tanneries and produce shoes at our own factories. Our global family of employees, representing 60 nationalities across the globe, is the driving force behind our products. Design, development, production, and retail – we take responsibility all the way.
Ebbets Field Flannels
Ebbets Field Flannels
For decades, we've been dedicated to crafting meticulously researched historic sports fashion of the highest quality, integrity, and artistry.
Eastpak
Eastpak
Over the years, we’ve redefined the rules of bag and luggage design. As we seek out new challenges to disrupt our timeless designs, we remain authentic and consistent with what we stand for.
Our iconic Padded Pak’r backpack remains unchanged through generations but we continue to reimagine it in our creative collaborations.
E. Tautz
E. Tautz
At E. Tautz, the field trousers were the biggest thing we ever did. Literally. They were huge! Based on 1950s US military field trousers, they were long, wide and used about 60% more fabric than a normal chino. We launched them in 2015. In the first season, we sold a few pairs, which quickly sold out, so the stores bought more, and these sold out too. They bought more, they sold more. And so it went on...
Designers wore them, fashion buyers wore them, photographers and sylists wore them. They were massive in Japan, where cool kids in Tokyo wore them in a dizzying array of styles (Google Images will show you pages of people wearing them). In the US, one celebrated designer liked them so much he put them in his catwalk show. The great Mickey Drexler stocked them at J. Crew, and US GQ wrote a piece titled ‘Patrick Grant Will Make You Believe in Wide Leg Pants Again’. I once met Ralph Lauren while wearing them, and he asked me where I’d got them. They’re the trousers I wear most.
Eleven Paris
Eleven Paris
Eleven Paris is a French fashion brand known for its edgy, contemporary designs and playful approach to fashion.