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Farah
Description:
Founded by Mansour and Hana Farah in 1920, Farah is an American menswear label. The brand is known for its inexpensive, durable and permanently pressed products as well as its signature prints and pattern detailing. Throughout the years, the label has contributed to menswear with a wide range of products, from bold statement graphics to effortless and timeless pieces.
The brand recently relocated its London store to a larger unit in Covent Garden’s Seven Dials.
Contact Information
Website:
www.farah.co.uk/
Website Traffic:
105,180 visitors (on desktop and mobile web in last 6 months). Source: SimilarWeb
Key Locations:
3 Earlham Street,
London, WC2H 9LL
5 Dukes Lane,
Brighton, BN1 1BG
20 King Edward Street,
Leeds, LS1 6AX
Company Information
Segments / Shopping Categories:
Menswear; Plus Size; Activewear ; Accessories; Bags; Footwear
UK Standalone Stores:
3
UK Concessions:
Approx 9
Key Concessions:
Debenhams; House of Fraser; Urban Outfitters
Group Companies:
Perry Ellis Europe
Number of Countries Shipped To:
International
Key Countries Shipped To:
UK
Key Executives
Marketing Director:
Mia Zackrisson (Global Head of Marketing)
Social Media
Twitter:
twitter.com/farahmenswear
Instagram:
instagram.com/farahmenswear
Facebook:
facebook.com/farahmenswear
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