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Showrooms
Düsseldorf
GANT RUGGER:
Modeagentur Wolfgang Lohe
Kaiserswerther Str. 204
D-40474 Düsseldorf
T +49 (0) 211/45 28 88
F +49 (0) 211/45 28 69
Contact:
Mr. Wolfgang Lohe
Order dates:
CW 28 - CW 35
Munich
GANT RUGGER:
Modeagentur Wolfgang Lohe
Wilhelm-Wagenfeld-Str. 26
D-80807 Munich
T +49 (0) 89/359 25 27
F +49 (0) 89/35 65 51 84
Contact:
Mr. Wolfgang Lohe
Order dates:
CW 28 - CW 35
Collections
GANT RUGGER
Head-Office
DUETZ FASHION GMBH
Gottlieb-Daimler-Str. 23—25
D-59439 Holzwickede
T +49 (0) 2301/94 89-0
F +49 (0) 2301/94 89-10
info@gant.de
www.gant.com
Contact:
Mr. Coen Duetz
GANT RUGGER - DUETZ FASHION GMBH
Düsseldorf Munich
Philosophy
Gant Rugger was named for the first time in 1973, and is based on the unique
story of the legendary American sportswear brand GANT. It was the son of
Bernard Gant who took the Rugby shirt from the field at the end of the 70ies and
established it as part of the mens wardrobe. A collection designed for a new easy
going and vivacious generation of Americans who wanted to be less academic and
established. But as the years went by, RUGGER BY GANT disappeared from the
scene - until now: After years of resting in the archives, it is now time to revive the
younger and more progressive Sportswear brand GANT RUGGER from the 70ies,
and lead it back to its old strength. GANT RUGGER draws back on a rich archive
with uncountable historic patterns, fabrics, colours and images, and today
reinterprets the brand in a contemporary and modern way, without losing sight of
its original Ivy League roots. The overall new focus lies on reviving the old logos
and signets such as the „G“: a symbol that had embellished the sportive and
innovative Bernard Gant shirts before 1949. This is how this „G“ started the real
history of the brand: a precious symbol which now embellishes the GANT RUGGER
designs. Today, GANT RUGGER represents a contemporary and modern interpretation
of American Sportswear, whose DNA is based on the retro influences of the 60ies
and 70ies, on authentic designs, colours and fabrics from old archives. A total
look with American roots.
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