Georges Rech

Founded in 1929 in Paris, Georges Rech has always been drawn to the world of luxury and prêt-à-porter fashion. With a passion for creating unique designs, Rech established his first fashion studio in the heart of Paris and in 1962 introduced the innovative "Synonyme" collection, focusing on mix and match pieces. The brand quickly gained popularity, expanding with its first boutique in New York in 1978, followed by global branches. In 1983, the introduction of the "Unanyme" men's collection marked another milestone for Georges Rech. Collaborating with renowned partners, such as designing uniforms for "Air France" flight hostesses since 1986, showcased the brand's versatility and creative vision. After Georges Rech's retirement in 1990, the label was acquired by a British fashion group, ensuring the legacy of his name. Subsequent transitions led to the brand being owned by an American consortium in 1997 and ultimately a Japanese fashion brand in 2004. "Georges Rech" stands out for its commitment to individuality and refined taste. From casual denim to elegant tuxedos, each piece in the collection maintains a cohesive aesthetic while showcasing unique design elements. This focus on sophisticated yet versatile fashion establishes "Georges Rech" as a distinctive presence in the realm of contemporary fashion brands.