Apparel News.net recently covered a new venture Olah Inc. is producing soon called an “Online style debut“. Over the years Olah Inc. has developed a large exhaustive collection of shirting, T-shirts, denim pieces, jackets, belts, luggage, twills and accessories. Launching a website to make the archive available to denim and sportswear designers. “We’re going to rent the pieces out for inspiration. It makes sense—a lot of designers have had cutbacks on their travel and buying [pieces] for inspiration, and then figuring out where to store them can be expensive and a hassle.
Apparel Insiders has a series of published videos and articles taken from the latest Kingpins show in New York. This series of lectures covers the current cotton crisis facing us today. This is a 5 part series of interviews with special guest such as Jack Mathews, VP of sales and marketing at American Cotton Growers (ACG), Bob Antoshak, Managing Director, Global Cotton, David Collins, Assistant Executive Director – Cotton Council International, and our own Andrew Olah Founder/Owner, The KingPins Show CEO, Olah Inc.
Recently the American Association of Textile Chemist and Colorists – the acclaimed international association for textile chemist did an article “Something Different:” Denim Fashion Trends” by Maria C.
Denims and Jeans an online blog covering the latest trends in jeans and the overall denim industry covers Olah Inc’s ” The KingPins” show considerably. The tag kingpins covers the latest post which talks about the expansion of the industry trade show and how its exclusive shows are reaching into South Asia and China.
Talbots the online and in store womens clothing retailer recently praised Olah Inc for their superior quality and top notch products in helping Talbots create a premium brand for their customers. To be called the “best jeans people in the business” is an honor! Olah Inc considers Talbots a true partner and not a customer. Our ever growing relationship continues to prove that our core business philosophy is different from the competition.
Bayer CropScience and Olah Inc. sign unique licensing agreement on cotton brands FiberMax and Stoneville
Olah Inc. and Bayer CropScience recently signed a new licensing agreement revolutionizing the marketing of cotton to consumers around the world. Under the terms of the licensing agreement, Olah Inc. will have the exclusive use of the Bayer CropScience flagship cotton brand names FiberMax® and Stoneville® for apparel and home furnishings. Under this ten-year agreement, Olah Inc. has been granted an exclusive license to utilize the two brand names for finished goods in a move that will create a unique connection between cotton producers, spinners, manufactures and downstream consumers.
As a result of this agreement, for the first time, consumers will be able to purchase cotton garments or homegoods labeled as manufactured with FiberMax or Stoneville cotton. Marketing efforts will focus on the consumer benefits of both brands, and will identify the unique attributes that consumers can expect from FiberMax or Stoneville products. FiberMax and Stoneville goods will also be identified with cotton growers in different growing areas, answering the consumer’s growing desire for information about the origin and story behind the products they buy.
Click here for Bayer CropScience and Olah Inc. Press Release.
Olah Inc. featured by Talbots
Olah was featured on the cover of Talbots website. This very nice comment from a great partner of ours was a industry assurance that we are doing things right.
