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Not Just A Label
Description:
Not Just A Label is a London-based global sales platform, virtual showroom and online community that aims at connecting independent designers to consumers. Set up in 2008, the platform helps designers to gain exposure in the fashion industry at no cost. Designers from more than 150 countries can connect with a global audience and showcase their designs from anywhere in the world. The company also encourages designers to produce fashion that is sustainable and supports local communities and artisanal craftsmanship.
Contact Information
Head Office Address:
48 Dover Street, London W1S 4FF
Website:
www.notjustalabel.com
Website Traffic:
150,790 approx monthly web visitors
Company Information
Segments / Shopping Categories:
Womenswear
Parent Company/Key Investors:
C Ventures
Number of Brands Stocked:
Over 50
Key Brands Stocked:
Cock & Vogue; Patrick Mackenzie; Disbanded; Hermano; Claudia Savage
Number of Countries Shipped To:
UK & International
Key Countries Shipped To:
Australia
Key Executives
Chief Executive:
Stefan Siegel
Social Media
Twitter:
twitter.com/NOTJUSTALABEL
Instagram:
instagram.com/notjustalabel
Facebook:
facebook.com/NOTJUSTALABEL
Linked-in:
linkedin.com/not-just-a-label
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