New Zealand menswear retailer founded 1972 in Auckland by Raymond Barker as 'Raymond's'; now trades as Barkers with around 27 stores nationwide, under owners Jamie Whiting and Glenn Cracknell since 2006.
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Barkers was founded in 1972 by Raymond Barker, who opened his first store - originally called 'Raymond's' - on the corner of Victoria and High Streets in central Auckland, selling original designs rather than mass-manufactured stock. Raymond Barker sold the company in 2002 following a health scare, and the business changed hands again in 2006 to its current owners, Jamie Whiting and Glenn Cracknell. Now trading as Barkers, the retailer operates around 27 stores across New Zealand, from Auckland to Dunedin, alongside an online store, and has become an established name in New Zealand smart-casual menswear over more than five decades.
Stolen Girlfriends Club mixes punk-influenced clothing with jewellery, footwear and accessories from New Zealand. Seasonal graphics and sharp silhouettes make the range more expressive than a conventional contemporary wardrobe.
Since 1979 Elisabeth and Neville Findlay's Zambesi has been New Zealand fashion's dark, intelligent heart — sculptural black, local mills, worn like a national secret.
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