Desigual is the Spanish translation for something that is unequal, different, distinct or unlevelled.

Founded in 1984 by Swiss native, Thomas Meyer, Desigual is known for its signature patchwork designs, rich colorful print patterns, dynamic graffiti art designs and vibrant color explosion. From Isabel Coixet’s idea, they chose the name “Desigual” and accompanied it by the slogan of “It’s not the same”.

Based in Barcelona, Spain, the casual clothing brand has been led by Manel Adell since 2002. The key factor for their success is the concept of Fun&Profit. Enjoying work while achieving sustainable growth is the essence. Their core brand values, which are positivism, joy, unconventional spirit, non inhibition, emotion and complicity, make Desigual a unique company and business environment.

Each season, the Desigual design team of 20 creatives, ideates a collection of over 1,000 items which they build around a single unifying concept. They respond to current and upcoming trends while keeping track towards fun, well being and quality of life. In January 2011, Desigual launched a peculiar marketing campaign in Spain, Portugal, London, Berlin, Stockholm, Prague and New York City with the slogan and sales hook of “Come in undressed and go out dressed”.

Today, Desigual employs a crew of 2,800 people of more than 72 nationalities. The company prides itself with 7,000 multibrand stores, 200 Desigual brand stores, 1,700 corners & shop-in-shops all over the world and a global ecommerce website.

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The name “Mac” is perhaps among the most well known and most used names in history and culture today. Many times, people use it as a shortcut to names with a prefix of Mc or Mac, such as McDonald, McGwire, Mackenzie or even MacGyver. Apple’s Macintosh computer and operating system are widely utilized by the Internet generation. For women, MAC could mean a cosmetics and make-up brand.

In jeanswear fashion, MAC is a German denim label founded in 1973 in Wald/Rossbach. Initially, production focused exclusively on trousers and has gained continuous success. Over the years, MAC has combined fabric durability and design creativity in their products. The Bi-Stretch Denim, high proportion stretch Dream Jeans and the uniquely fit Power Denim are just among the many innovations that the brand has produced.

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The man behind the Ben Sherman brand was the late Arthur Benjamin Sugarman, who was born in Brighton, England in 1925. While applying citizenship in America, he changed his name to Ben Sherman. As he was already making shirts for other people, only in 1963 that he became ready to launch his own shirt label.

The first Ben Sherman shirt followed a classic American Ivy League top with his signature back hook, which is a button on the back of the collar. He used Oxford fabrics in pale shades of pink, yellow and blue plus candy stripes patterns. The shirts eventually became a huge success. Ben Sherman targeted various British youth markets in different eras such as the post war teddy boys, Italian style modernists or mods in the 60s, rock & roll hipsters from the 70s, retro ska culture from the 80s and the cool Britannia and Brit pop movements of the 90s.

Owned by Oxford Industries since 2004, the label has become a global lifestyle brand. Not only does the company produce shirts but also entered into different apparel lines such as suits, denim jeans, shoes and accessories. Their signature designs also include the Royal Air Force roundel or mod target and Carnaby fit styles. Ben Sherman currently sells in over 40 countries worldwide.

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We’ve heard about Hitchcock’s movie, Vertigo. For kids, the Lego toy series and animated film, Ninjago, is a hit. In fashion and jeanswear, its suffix counterpart comes in the label named Devergo.

Originally founded in Italy back in 1980s, DEVE(R)GO’ initially specialized in tailored suits and menswear. When the Italian denim labels emerged in this era, the company hired some young Italian fashion designers to forge into a new jeans brand. By the end of the 1990s, DEVE(R)GO’ became successful not only in Italy but also in Brazil, Asia and Europe. In 1991, a major restructuring of the firm occurred. The new owner moved the company to Budapest, Hungary as its base in 1998. Today, DEVE(R)GO’ has expanded to Russia, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Belgium, The Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Bulgaria and Poland.

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Nikeys are perhaps one of the most famous athletic shoe brands in history and in the world. The highly recognized trademarks of “Just do it” and the Swoosh logo became a symbol of athletics, fitness and sports. The name Nike was actually derived from the Greek goddess of victory.

On the other hand, Nike Skateboarding is Nike‘s dedication to skateboarding’s artistic form, culture and skill. In 2001, Nike Skateboarding adopted the slogan, “Respect the past, embrace the future.” With a growing community of pros and upcoming amateurs, the brand continues to inspire and support skateboarders for years to come.

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How to Dry Corn. To save for a rainy day or to provide nutrition during times of trouble, drying various meats, fruits and vegetables have been done for centuries. The best way of drying corn is on the cob using a modern oven. Dried corn can then be rehydrated for soups, popped on the cob or used as decorative elements.

DRYKORN, on the other hand, is a Kitzingen, Germany-based label known for its metropolitan, reachable and progressive styles which exudes a certain cool snobbish edge. The brand’s 70s luxury, preppy chic wardrobe and greaser rock & roll biker looks have grabbed the attention of media and fashionistas worldwide.

Founded in 1996 by Marco Goetz, the brand initially specialized in fashionable pants for men & women. Throughout the years, the label expanded its apparel lines into knitwear, jersey, suits, coats and accessories. Fabrics are mainly ordered in Italy and France. Today, DRYKORN is distributed internationally in Europe, North America and Asian/Middle Eastern countries such as China, Dubai, Japan and Russia.

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