PORTS 1961 Announces That The New Creative Director Is In Charge Of The Creative Team.

It is reported that the brand will be released in London Fashion Week in September.

During the Paris fashion week, the PORTS 1961 flagship store in Paris will also be updated as a new store image designed by Italy architect Enrica Pinna, and will exhibit a series of new 2020 spring series. PORTS 1961 was founded by Luke Tanabe, a Canadian entrepreneur, and was acquired by Po international. It is noteworthy that Pao international completed its privatization delisting in August last year.

In April this year, according to relevant reports, Nataa agalj, the creative director of Canadian apparel brand Ports 1961 (baozi 1961), has left office and will announce the candidate of the new creative director in the near future.

Nata a a agalj joined Ports 1961 as creative director in 2014 and successfully led the brand to a new height by combining luxurious fabrics with modern design. The last series was released in London Fashion Week this February.

It is noteworthy that the Ports 1961 parent company Bao Guo international was formally delisted in August 2018, the group formerly known as Ports Design Ltd.

You know, Ports Design Ltd was listed in Hongkong in 2003. Since June 4, 2015, Ports Design Ltd has officially changed its name to Bao Guo International Holdings Limited.

According to public information, as of June 30, 2017, the group had three main shareholders, namely, CFS International Inc, Bao Guo international and Vigna S, with a shareholding ratio of 45%, 29.35% and 7.21% respectively, of which Vigna S was the A group listed apparel group.

It is understood that Bao International fiscal year 2017 revenue rose 21.5% to 2 billion 243 million yuan, gross profit margin was 77.6%, net profit rose 41.28% to 56 million 900 thousand yuan over the same period.

With the full recovery of performance, Ports 1961 parent company Bao Guo international is seeking a more thorough transformation and transformation.

The group said that with the revival of the global luxury fashion industry, Baozi and other brands are gaining recognition and welcome in different target segment markets.