CODE OF SILENCE

CODE OF SILENCE ®
‘’MADE WITH CARE, WEAR WITH PRIDE’’
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P hilip van Zandt was born in September 9th, 1938 in the ‘Amsterdamse Pijp’. His father was an
experienced tailor, and his mother died when he was at the age of 12. Philip who helps his
father in the tailor had an idea to create his own brand, a brand that must be so unique from
others that you need not only the eyes, but also the hart that can tell that the brand he was about
to make isn’t something regular. England was the first country for Philip to observe and work in
different tailors. Philip learned many things of stylish clothing that one of his keys to success was
to make sure that the brand must have its own character of designing. This was important to
make it specific for a group of people. Philip had an idea to invent a unique pattern on shirts
which was suitable for Business and casual occasions. Philip was excellent in making sketch of
clothing, so he had his sketchbook all the time with him to make sure he didn’t miss anything.
After years of working in England, Philip went to Italy.
In Milan, Philip worked for a tailor that was specialized in suits. Marciano Fanucchio was the
owner of the tailor, and Marciano was amazed of the creativity what came out of Philip, he was
becoming so popular that he was highly recommended for private tailoring, and designing in
Italian suits. Philip regularly makes exclusive suits for Francesco Ferrari, the man who owns the
Hotel Palazzo delle Stelline in Milan.
Later on he moved to Paris where he stayed there for 6 months. Philip didn’t worked in Paris,
but instead he draw the clothes what people where wearing, and came up with an idea, he
would gathering enough knowledge of fashion to understand the way of how fashion would
change time by time. One time he bought the New York Times magazine about New York, the
leading city of Fashion in the world. He was confident that he wanted to visit New York. He saw
the potential growth of brands he knew from countries he visited before, and was almost done
by his research in making the best designing of brands. When he landed in New York, his first
stop was the Manhattan. It was for Philip the ideal place to understand and feel the people who
was in the fashion world. Philip met a lot of well-known fashion designers during the Fashion
week in New York.
Philip then moved to Tokyo. It was for him stunning to see how the Japanese had their own type
of creativity, not much different than in the west, but different on how the Japanese mixed their
creativity in color and designing. Philip made contact with some business men and women who
started their sewing and fabric factories. It was the perfect time for Philip to understand the
types of material that was used to make exclusive fashion clothes from high quality. Philip
learned everything about the hundreds types of cotton, and was very selective in selecting only
the highest and most environment friendly cotton in the world for his clothing line.
After many times of washing, wearing and using the iron, the brand what Philip van Zandt
designed was durable, that only a specific group of people used to wear it, mainly because of the
combination he used of excellent quality, and latest fashion designing.
Thoughts became true. Philip van Zandt created the brand
‘Code of Silence’ and fulfilled his task in bringing the best
of what the man can get. Philip van Zandt used the words
‘Code of Silence’ to be his brand name. The ‘Code’
represents your lifestyle, and ‘Silence’ is your character
when you are not having your code on for the day. All the
codes are available at Code of Silence, which code do you
take?
‘Fashion is comparable with science that still needs to be
discovered, it takes years, maybe a lifetime to understand
just the half of it’
Quote: Philip van Zandt, founder of the brand
“Code of Silence’’.
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Content
FrontPage
Content
Welcome
Oxford Egyptian
Andy Australian
Supima USA
Size
Contact
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WELCOME TO CODE OF SILENCE ®
COLLECTION 2014
OUR QUALITY COMMITMENT –
YOU WANT THE BEST QUALITY.
And you want it to be reflected in smart stock management, quick service and
continuous improvements.
But also in size and colour consistency.
On top of what you want a supplier that reduces environmental impacts,
that improves labour practises and that supports the communities in which it
operates.
This is exactly why you are holding the right catalogue.
FIT IS KEY TO ACHIEVING THE RIGHT LOOK.
The colours continue to take their cue from nature,
revolving around staple white and the deep berry and leaf tones of winter,
whilst spring and summer moves to sorbet shades and those of the Oceanside.
SMART OR CASUAL, NOTHING DOES IT BETTER THAN A SHIRT.
Worn with a jacket a shirt says business, turn back the cuff and we’re talking
leisure.
Try a polo beneath a long sleeved shirt to give a modern twist to a classic look.
However nothing is more effortlessly casual crisp shirt open at the neck and worn
with jeans.
CODE OF SILENCE ® CARES –
At all levels of our operations we are keenly aware of the fact that we operate as
part of a greater whole – the world in which we live and work.
We have become leaders in social accountability.
Our products are only made in safe and responsible facilities.
WE BELIEVE THAT BUSINESS SHOULD ONLY BE CONDUCTED WITH HONESTY AND
RESPECT
FOR THE DIGNITY AND RIGHTS OF ALL PEOPLE.
WE BELIEVE IN LIVING A HEALTY BALANCED LIFESTYLE
WHILE MINIMIZING OUR IMPACT ON THE ENVIROMENT.
Therefore we implemented a clear CODE OF CONDUCT to all our factories.
In addition, all CODE OF SILENCE ® products carry the ‘’Oeko-­‐Tex Standard 100
certification’’, a recognized health and safety standard.
‘’IMAGINATION IS EVERYTHING.
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IT’S SOCIETY THAT
CREATE RULES FOR
US,
BUT,
YOU CAN BREAK
OUT OF THAT.
FIND YOUR OWN
CODE,
NOT THEIRS.
Code of Silence ®
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Feel
quality
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Code of Silence®
2014
COLLECTION
FOR MEN
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EGYPTIAN COTTON-­‐ A LUXURIOUS COTTON GROWN ALONG THE NILE
IS USED TO MAKE PRODUCTS WICH ARE SOFT, DURABLE AND SUPERIOR.
EGYPTIAN COTTON COMES FROM WHERE ITS NAME SUGGESTS – EGYPT.
THE HUMID CONDITIONS AND RICH SOIL IN EGYPT ALONG THE NILE
RIVER VALLEY CREATE
THE PERFECT CONDITIONS TO GROW LONG COTTON FIBERS (ALSO
KNOWN AS STAPLES).
AND EGYPTIAN COTTON FALLS UNDER THE CLASSIFICATION OF AN ELS
(EXTRA-­‐LONG STAPLE) COTTON.
THE STAPLES OF EGYPTIAN COTTON CAN RANGE FROM 1 ½ INCH TO 2 ¼
INCHES.
THEIR LONG LENGTH (ABOUT TWICE THE SIZE OF OTHER COTTON
FIBERS) ALLOWS THEM TO BE SPUN
INTO VERY FINE YARNS. THESE YARNS ARE SOFT AND LUSTROUS YET
VERY STRONG AND DURABLE.
ANOTHER PROPERTY OF EGYPTIAN COTTON THAT MAKES IT HIGH
QUALITY IS ITS ABILITY TO ABSORB LIQUID.
THIS ABILITY ALLOWS IT SOAK IN DIES THAT GIVE THE FINAL PRODUCT
VERY VIBRANT COLOR
THAT LASTS LONGER THAN SOME OTHER COTTON PRODUCTS.
TRUE EGYPTIAN COTTON COMES ONLY FROM EGYPT.
BECAUSE COTTON GROWN ELSEWHERE WAS BEING SOLD AS EGYPTIAN,
AN EGYPTIAN COTTON LOGO WAS TRADEMARKED IN 2001. IT IS USED
TO DISTINGUISH 100% EGYPTIAN COTTON PRODUCTS FROM OTHER
COTTONS.
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Feel the
difference
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Code of Art
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Code of Bologna
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Code of Knowledge
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Code of Guardian
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I’ts all about
Detail
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Code of Milaan
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Expect
more
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Expect something
different
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‘’ COMING TOGETHER IS A
BEGINNING
KEEPING TOGETHER IS
PROGRESS
WORKING TOGTHER IS
SUCCES ’’
HENRY FORD
WE HAVE A POINT OF VIEW ABOUT HOW SHIRTS SHOULD
LOOK AND
HOW THEY SHOULD BE MADE.
WE THINK CLOTHES ARE ABOUT MORE THAN THE
THREAD COUNT OF
THE FABRIC OR THE LENGTH OF THE COLLAR POINTS.
THE BRAND BEHIND THE CLOTHING MATTERS.
A BRAND CAN EMBODY EMOTION AND FEELING.
LITTLE DETAILS MAKE SOMETHING SPECIAL.
THE RIGHT CLOTHING CAN HELP SOMEONE REALIZE
WHO THEY ARE.
STORIES ARE HOW WE UNDERSTAND THE WORLD
AROUND US.
CLOTHING CAN HELP TELL THOSE STORIES.
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Code of Throne
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Code of Passion
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Code of Mint
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Code of Sky
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Code of Ostrava
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Proud to be
Dutch
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Code of Ocean
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sell for good
prices makes you
good
making products
with high quality
makes you better
but
be the combination
makes you the best.
Dare to be
different
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Australia
COTTON
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MACINTYRE RIVER ON THE QUEENSLAND BORDER AND COVERS
THE GWYDIR,
NAMOI AND MACQUARIE VALLEYS.
IN NSW COTTON IS ALSO GROWN ALONG THE BARWON AND
DARLING RIVERS IN THE WEST
AND THE LACHLAN AND MURRUMBIDGEE RIVERS IN THE
SOUTH.
IN QUEENSLAND, COTTON IS GROWN MOSTLY IN THE SOUTH IN
THE DARLING DOWNS,
ST GEORGE, DIRRANBANDI AND MACINTYRE VALLEY REGIONS.
THE REMAINDER IS GROWN NEAR EMERALD, THEODORE AND
BILOELA IN
CENTRAL QUEENSLAND.
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Code of Volcano
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Code of Prince
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Code of Galaxy
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Coda of Alligator
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Code of Aigyptos
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Good for now,
Good for the
future.
Code of Silence
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The Dutch
Brand
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“THE KEY TO
IMMORTALITY IS
FIRST LIVING A
LIFe
WORTH
REMEMBERING”
-BRUCE LEE
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100%
Supima
USA
Cotton
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World’s finest cotton
LOTS OF FABRICS FEEL SOFT AT FIRST. THAT'S BECAUSE
LOTS OF FABRICS HAVE A CHEMICAL OR
HEAT-PROCESSED FINISH. UNFORTUNATELY, THAT
STARTS TO WEAR OFF AS SOON AS
YOU WEAR THEM. OR WASH THEM.
WITH SUPIMA, THE SOFTNESS IS INTEGRAL TO THE
FIBER: IT NEVER GOES AWAY.
YOU CAN DO ANYTHING TO SUPIMA THAT YOU DO TO
ORDINARY COTTON:
UNLIKE MOST LUXURY FIBERS, SUPIMA IS ACTUALLY
STURDIER THAN RUN-OF-THE-MILL VARIETIES.
THAT MEANS YOU CAN MACHINE WASH SUPIMA COTTON,
THROW IT IN THE DRYER,
OR USE YOUR FAVORITE LAUNDRY DETERGENT AND
EVEN BLEACH IT.
SUPIMA STILL LOOKS GREAT.
SUPIMA IS A SPECIAL COTTON WITH AN EXTRA-LONG
STAPLE LENGTH THAT'S
EXTREMELY STABLE AND DEPENDABLE.
YOU'LL NOTICE THAT ALL THE SEAMS HERE ARE
STITCHED FLAT, THAT NECKLINE RIBBING IS
REINFORCED,
AND THERE'S NONE OF THE SHODDY SEWING THAT YOU
FIND ON CUT-RATE COTTON CLOTHES.
BEYOND THAT, CLOTHES STRETCH OUT FOR TECHNICAL
REASONS LIKE INSUFFICENT TWIST IN THE YARN
OR UNEVEN KNITS—AND YOU WON'T FIND ANY OF THAT
HERE.
SUPIMA IS MADE WITH 100% AMERICAN PIMA
COTTON.
SUPIMA IS MADE EXCLUSIVELY OF EXTRA-LONG STAPLE
COTTON GROWN IN THE US AND
HAS BECOME THE COTTON OF CHOICE AMONG THE
WORLD'S FINE-COUNT YARN SPINNERS.
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HISTORY
EXTRA-LONG STAPLE (ELS) COTTON HAS BEEN GROWN IN THE SOUTHWEST UNITED
STATES SINCE THE EARLY-1900'S, BUT IT WASN'T UNTIL MID-CENTURY THAT MUCH
ATTENTION WAS GIVEN TO THE NEW COTTON. THE REAL BREAKTHROUGH CAME IN
1951 WHEN A SEED WAS DEVELOPED AND INTRODUCED THAT PRODUCED AN ELS
COTTON WITH SUPERIOR FIBER PROPERTIES, LUSTER AND SILKINESS...AS WELL AS
AN UNUSUALLY HIGH YIELD. SUBSEQUENT VARIETY RELEASES IN THE 1970'S, 80S
AND 90'S INCLUDED PIMA S-5, S-6 AND S-7, ALL OF WHICH BOASTED HIGHER YIELDS
AND BETTER SPINNING CHARACTERISTICS.
THE NAME "PIMA" WAS APPLIED TO ELS COTTON (PREVIOUSLY CALLED AMERICAN-
EGYPTIAN) BEING DEVELOPED IN THE U.S. DESERT SOUTHWEST IN THE EARLY
1900'S. THE NAME WAS GIVEN IN HONOR OF THE PIMA INDIANS WHO WERE HELPING
TO RAISE THE ELS COTTON ON THE USDA EXPERIMENTAL FARM IN SACATON,
ARIZONA.
ALTHOUGH SOUTH AMERICA IS THE CENTER OF ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES
GOSSYPIUM BARBADENSE, TO WHICH ELS COTTONS BELONG, THESE COTTONS
WERE PHOTOPERIODIC, AND THE FIBER WAS MEDIUM STAPLE IN LENGTH AND
COARSE, AS TYPIFIED BY THE CURRENT TANGUIS COTTONS OF PERU. THE ORIGIN
OF TRUE EXTRA-LONG STAPLE COTTONS CAN BE TRACED TO THE INTRODUCTION
OF SEA ISLAND TO THE U.S. IN 1786 FROM SEED RECEIVED FROM THE BAHAMA
ISLANDS, AN AREA FROM WHICH COLUMBUS IS REPUTED TO HAVE TAKEN SEA
ISLAND SAMPLES TO EUROPE IN 1492. THE G. BARBADENSE COTTON THAT FIRST
APPEARED IN THE U.S. IN 1786, WHERE IT BECAME KNOWN AS SEA ISLAND, HAD
STRIKINGLY DIFFERENT FIBER PROPERTIES FROM THE NATIVE G. BARBADENSE OF
SOUTH AMERICA.V THE EXACT ORIGIN OF SEA ISLAND COTTON IS UNKNOWN, BUT
GENETICISTS SUGGEST THAT THE MOST LOGICAL HYPOTHESIS TO EXPLAIN THE
ELS TYPE WAS THAT IT DEVELOPED BY TRANSGRESSIVE INHERITANCE THROUGH
THE INTROGRESSION OF LENGTH GENES FROM OUTSIDE THE SPECIES, POSSIBLY
FROM G. HIRSUTUM.
THE FIRST SUCCESSFUL CROP OF SEA ISLAND WAS PRODUCED BY WILLIAM ELLIOTT
ON HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA IN 1790. ALTHOUGH PRODUCTION OF
THIS ELS COTTON LATER EXPANDED INTO THE INTERIOR REGIONS OF GEORGIA
AND FLORIDA, THE BEST SEA ISLAND COTTONS WERE GROWN ON THE SEA
ISLANDS; JAMES, EDISTO, JOHN AND WADMALAW.VII THE CROP CONTINUED UNTIL
1920, WHEN A SEVERE BOLL WEEVIL INFESTATION HAD MADE IT UNPROFITABLE.
ATTEMPTS TO REVIVE THE SEA ISLAND INDUSTRY IN THE U.S. IN THE 1930'S FAILED.
THE EVOLUTION OF ELS COTTONS BEGAN IN 1825 WHEN SEA ISLAND COTTON WAS
BROUGHT INTO EGYPT AND CROSSED WITH A TREE COTTON NAMED JUMEL. THE
CROSSING OF JUMEL AND SEA ISLAND RESULTED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF
ASHMOUNI IN ABOUT 1860. THE NEXT SEVERAL EGYPTIAN CULTIVARS WERE
DERIVED EITHER BY SELECTING WITHIN ASHMOUNI OR FROM CROSSES OF
ASHMOUNI AND SEA ISLAND. THE SUCCESSFUL UTILIZATION OF INBREEDING
BETWEEN THE YEARS 1910 AND 1940 LED TO THE GRADUAL DEVELOPMENT OF
EGYPTIAN COTTONS THAT COULD COMPETE WITH THE QUALITY OF SEA ISLAND.VIII
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(IT'S IMPORTANT TO NOTE HERE THAT DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE
LATER COTTONS, NO GERMPLASM FROM OUTSIDE EGYPT WAS USED.)
THE FIRST ELS CULTIVAR RELEASED BY THE USDA WAS "YUMA" IN 1908. IT WAS
SELECTED FROM MITAFIFI, AN EGYPTIAN CULTIVAR DEVELOPED IN 1887 FROM A
CROSS OF ASHMOUNI AND SEA ISLAND, AND WAS INTRODUCED INTO THE
SOUTHWESTERN U.S. IN ABOUT 1900.IX THE FIRST COMMERCIAL ELS CROP IN THE
U.S. WAS PRODUCED IN 1912 — 375 BALES. BETWEEN 1908 AND 1949, FOUR
ADDITIONAL PIMA VARIETIES WERE DEVELOPED FROM THE EGYPTIAN GERMPLASM
BASE AND RELEASED: "PIMA","SXP", "AMSAK" AND "PIMA 32".
AT ABOUT THE SAME TIME "YUMA" WAS BEING DEVELOPED, THE EGYPTIAN
VARIETY MITAFIFI WAS INTRODUCED INTO PERU.X THE SAME SOURCE
TRACES THE ARRIVAL OF AMERICAN PIMA COTTON SEED INTO PERU TO
1923. HOWEVER, A PERUVIAN COTTON INFORMATION SHEET DISTRIBUTED
BY THE JUNTA NACIONAL DEL ALGODON (NATIONAL COTTON ASSOCIATION)
SAYS PERUVIAN PIMA ORIGINATED FROM THE "YUMA" COTTON DEVELOPED
IN SACATON, ARIZONA, AND WAS FIRST GROWN IN PERU IN 1918. DR. CARL
V. FEASTER, A LONGTIME PIMA BREEDER AND GENETICIST, AND KNOWN
AROUND THE WORLD AS THE FATHER OF MODERN-DAY PIMA COTTONS,
SAYS HE DOUBTS THE FIRST PERUVIAN PIMAS WERE ACTUALLY YUMA, BUT
MORE THAN LIKELY WERE PIMA, WHICH WAS GROWN IN THE U.S. FROM 1918
- 1941. HE SAID PIMA WAS A SELECTION FROM "YUMA" AND ITS FIBER
CHARACTERISTICS MORE CLOSELY MATCH THOSE OF PERUVIAN PIMA'S AT
THE TIME. BY 1930, PIMA PRODUCTION HAD REACHED 28,307 BALES IN PERU,
WHILE THE PRODUCTION OF MITAFIFI WAS QUICKLY DIMINISHING, SOON TO
BE ALL BUT EXTINCT.
GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM — OR UPLAND COTTON — CAN BE CLASSIFIED INTO
FOUR MAJOR TYPES; ACALA, DELTA, PLAINS AND EASTERN.XI ACALA TYPES
IN THE U.S. ARE CONFINED TO IRRIGATED REGIONS IN THE SOUTHWEST AND
FAR WEST. THESE VARIETIES PRODUCE THE LONGEST STAPLE COTTON
AMONG THE DOMESTIC UPLAND STYLES, AND THEIR GROWING SEASONS
MOST CLOSELY RESEMBLE THAT OF AMERICAN PIMA VARIETIES. YIELDS IN
THESE AREAS ARE HIGHER THAN THOSE GENERATED FROM UPLAND
COTTON PRODUCED IN SOUTHERN, MID-SOUTH AND EASTERN STATES
BECAUSE OF THE LONGER GROWING SEASON, GREATER NUMBER OF HOT
DAYS AND CLOSE CONTROL OF IRRIGATION. BECAUSE OF THE LONGER
GROWING SEASON AND HIGHER YIELDS, HOWEVER, THESE CROPS ARE
MORE EXPENSIVE TO PRODUCE.
COTTON VARIETIES ARE DEVELOPED TO SUIT SPECIFIC GROWING REGIONS
AND THEIR RESPECTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL AND CULTURAL CONDITIONS, WITH
THE OBJECTIVE OF MAXIMIZING YIELD POTENTIAL AND IMPROVING FIBER
CHARACTERISTICS. THE SAME APPLIES SOMEWHAT MORE LOOSELY TO THE
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INDIVIDUAL COTTON SPECIES, WHICH ARE LIMITED TO PIMA (GOSSYPIUM
BARBADENSE) AND UPLAND (GOSSYPIUM HIRSUTUM). THE ONLY OTHER
NATIVE COTTON SPECIES — ASIATIC (GOSSYPIUM ARBOREUM) — IS GROWN
ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA.XII
SUPIMA WAS FORMED IN 1954 IN EL PASO, TEXAS. IN ITS EARLY YEARS
SUPIMA WAS PRIMARILY CONCERNED WITH PROMOTION, GOVERNMENT
REGULATIONS AND AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH. IN AN EFFORT TO KEEP PACE
WITH THE EXPANDING INTEREST WORLDWIDE IN ELS COTTON, SUPIMA
BROADENED ITS RESPONSIBILITIES IN 1978 WHEN IT MERGED WITH THE
ARIZONA COTTON PLANTING SEED DISTRIBUTORS, ESSENTIALLY
OVERSEEING THE PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ALL CERTIFIED
AMERICAN PIMA PLANTING SEED. HOWEVER, THE DIVISION WAS SOLD TO
DELTA AND PINE LAND COMPANY IN 1993 WHEN COMMERCIAL SEED
COMPANIES HAD ENTERED THE BUSINESS. THE SALE ALSO MARKED THE END
OF SUPIMA'S 30-YEAR-OLD PARTNERSHIP WITH THE USDA IN ITS ARIZONA-
BASED PIMA IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. SUPIMA HAD PROVIDED FUNDING FOR
THE PROGRAM DESIGNED TO DEVELOP NEW AND IMPROVED SEED
VARIETIES. REVENUES FROM THE SEED DIVISION ALSO WAS USED TO HELP
FINANCE GINNING RESEARCH AND IMPROVED PRODUCTION PRACTICES.
SUPIMA IS REPRESENTED BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS COMPOSED OF 11
PIMA COTTON PRODUCERS: SEVEN FROM CALIFORNIA, TWO FROM TEXAS
AND ONE EACH FROM ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO. DIRECTORS ARE ELECTED
BY THE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP TO THREE-YEAR TERMS AND ARE ELIGIBLE
FOR RE-ELECTION. BOARD OFFICERS ARE ELECTED TO TWO-YEAR TERMS BY
THE DIRECTORS AS FOLLOWS; CHAIRMAN, VICE-CHAIRMAN AND SECRETARY-
TREASURER. THE OFFICES OF PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
ARE FULL-TIME STAFF POSITIONS.
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Code of Silenc
The colour of winter
is in the
imagination.
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ce
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CASTRO
100% USA SUPIMA
2 BUTTON COLLAR
2 BUTTON CUFF
APOLLO
100% USA SUPIMA
2BUTTON COLLAR
2 BUTTON CUFF
NEOPTOLEMUS
100% USA SUPIMA
2 BUTTON COLAR
2 BUTTON CUF
OMEGA
100% USA SUPIMA
1 BUTTON COLLAR
2 BUTTON CUFF
COMFORT
100% USA SUPIMA
1 BUTTON COLLAR
2 BUTTON CUFF
FRESH
100% USA SUPIMA
1 BUTTON COLLAR
2 BUTTON CUFF
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ORANGE
100% USA SUPIMA
1 BUTTON COLLAR
3 BUTTON CUFF
MARBLE
100% USA SUPIMA
1 BUTTON COLLAR
2 BUTTON CUFF
WISDOM
100% USA SUPIMA
1 BUTTON COLLAR
3 BUTTON CUFF
100% USA
SUPIMA COTTON
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C o d e
o f
S i l e n c e
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Code of
Lion
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Arrow
Jason
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Giller
Madrid
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Porto
Camel
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Nuvane
Ovidius
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Dominion
Dragon
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SIMPLICITY
TAKES TIME.
IMPERFECTION IS OUR ALLY.
RISK IS WHAT TRANSFORMS US.
WE CARE ABOUT BEING OUTHENTIC.
LIVING A MODEST LIFE MAKES US
HAPPY.
WHEN WE ARE BRAVE OUR LIFE
EXPANDS.
WE LEARN TO DO SOMETHING BY
DOING IT.
WE DON’T MIND IF WE ARE NOT TOO
FLASH.
LISTENING KEEPS US FRESH AND ON
OUR TOES.
WE’D RATHER RIDE A BIKE THAN
TAKE THE CAR.
BEING MINDFULL HELPS US TO MAKE
THE BEST ART.
IT’S GOOD TO WORK WITH OTHERS.
IT’S GOOD TO LISTEN.
WE LIKE TO SLOW DOWN AND DO ONE
THING AT A TIME.
THAT WAY WE CAN TAKE PLEASURE
IN THE ORDINARY EVERYDAY DETAILS.
WE LIKE FOUNDING FORGETTING
THINGS AND GIVING THEM A SECOND
LIFE.
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Be your
own
example
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Navy Kingdom Moon
Pandora Neptune Spirit
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Linz Navan Rembrand
Lyon Gangs Braga
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did you
FIND your
code?
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Find your
Size
A
B
D
E
C
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Newly styled for 2014,
Our slimmest fit shirts are
slimmer than ever.
Cut closer to the chest with
extra back darts for more
modern look.
Fit more closely to the body.
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f
A
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cm. S M L XL XXL
A Shoulder 44 45 47 50 52
B Chest 50 53 55 57 59
C Waist 47 48 49 51 54
D Body length 74 75 76 78 81
E Arm length 65 66 68 70 71
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S M L XL XXL
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Code of Silen
We’re good at what we do,
Just to be Dutch.
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nce ®
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Fashion is what you buy.
Style is how you wear it.
your own style code, that's one
thing you cannot buy.
you can copy style..
but you will always be the code
of another, not your own
find your code.
-Code of Silence ®
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VISIT
CODE OF SILE
Head office Amsterdam
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Contact
Head office:
Holindo Trade Holding
www.holindotradeholding.com
NCE
Address:
Naritaweg 211,
1043 CB AMSTERDAM
The Netherlands
E
W
: info@codeofsilence.com
: www.codeofsilence.eu
T :+31 (020) 774 1689
M :+31 (0)6 84 91 7551
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SILEN CE ®
www.codeofsilence.eu
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All products are subject to availability.
Color representation is as accurate as
the printing process will allow.
Technical changes are possible, as
products are continuously improved.
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SILENCE ®
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