WE GO BEYOND FASHION.
WE CONNECT.
WHAT WE STAND FOR
Quality
We take the greatest care when selecting our materials, suppliers and producers
and high quality standards.
We build on quality textile production using the finest and longest
Cotton fiber worldwide - Supima cotton from the USA. We get the zippers from
Swiss producer Riri. So it's not surprising that big fashion brands use the same
obtain resources. When it comes to processing, we place the highest value on quality and
Sustainabili
RESPONSIBILITY
We think long-term and focus on quality instead of quantity. That's why we create fashion that lasts.
For our customers we offer products from responsible production. We manufacture in Europe
and monitor compliance with strict social and ecological standards.
We want to make a contribution and so 10% of all proceeds go to the Lichtblick Seniorenhilfe eV with the ambition to fight poverty in old age.
The goal is to give the older generation the encouragement and attention they deserve.
INNOVATION
In addition to our fashion collection, we already have an NFT collection with 8055 unique ones
digital artworks launched.
We build a physical and Web3 network. Our goal is to generations, industries
and bringing experts together. The G-Oldman team connects developers and graphic designers
Photographers, make-up artists, producers and suppliers. The exclusive community is intended to be a place of
age- and industry-independent exchange, because we can all learn from each other.
BRANDS
ABOUT US
"As the founder and head of this premium textile company, it is my passion to manufacture high-quality products while taking on social responsibility. My main concern is to counteract poverty in old age and at the same time to focus on sustainability and quality. But I wouldn't be where I am today without the support of everyone involved. Each individual has made a valuable contribution to making G-OLDMAN the start-up we are proud to present today. Together we want to question boundaries and create new connections: between old and young, analogue and digital, poor and rich.”
Marko Vincze
