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Founded by Samantha Cameron in 2017, Cefinn is a British fashion label known for its chic and grown-up fashion targeted at busy women.
The brand offers a versatile day-to-evening wardrobe and most products are made from Cefinn’s signature Techni Voile fabric, which can easily be washed and hung up to dry without creasing. The brand caters for women sizes 6-16.
Contact Information
Head Office Address:
Studio E, 151 Freston Road, London W10 6TH
Email:
info@cefinn.com
Website:
www.cefinn.com
Company Information
Segments / Shopping Categories:
Womenswear
Company Size (No. of Employees):
11-50
Parent Company/Key Investors:
Venrex Investment Management; Philip Bassett; Havisham Investments; Wendy Yu
UK Concessions:
1
UK Wholesale Stockists:
5
International Stores & Stockists:
2
Total Global Stores & Stockists:
7 global stockists
Key Executives
Design Director:
Samantha Cameron
Digital Director:
Ben Margereson (E-Commerce manager)
Marketing Director:
Matilda Simpson (Marketing Coordinator)
Social Media
Twitter:
twitter.com/CefinnStudio
Instagram:
instagram.com/cefinnstudio
Facebook:
facebook.com/CefinnStudio
Linked-in:
linkedin.com/cefinn/
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