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Esprit jewellery set for revamp with new partner

By Mei Ling Tan
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Esprit jewellery set for revamp with new partner
Esprit jewellery set for revamp with new partner

The Esprit jewellery line-up is set for a major revamp after the appointment of a new licensee, Versteegh modeaccessoires effective July 1.

Esprit says that with more than 60 years of experience in the wholesale trade, Versteegh brings valuable know-how and important expertise in the field of fashion accessories to the partnership.

“Thanks to their excellent supplier network, Versteegh is able to guarantee short and reliable delivery times. The Esprit-branded jewellery collection from Versteegh will be available internationally in Esprit’s own retail stores and online,” said Maria Pambori, VP head of global licenses/product with Esprit.

“Together with our new partner, we want to excite our customers with a product portfolio that reflects the latest trends and interprets them through the philosophy of our brand Esprit. With Versteegh we have found a partner who attaches great importance to quality, has a keen sense of trends and thus perfectly meets our high requirements.”

Versteegh director Frans Lenting said the positioning of Esprit offers his company an ideal platform for its products.

“We are looking forward to making a great impression on Esprit customers with our collections.”

Headquartered in Houten in the Netherlands, Versteegh is an international wholesaler in the field of fashion jewellery and accessories. Its own design and styling team regularly provides for new collections.

Alongside jewellery, the company also sells bags, sunglasses, watches, hair accessories and gloves.

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